Fishing line contest could net big bucks
Winter is annual maintenance time for many anglers, and respooling with new …
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A double dose of sadness on a Sunday afternoon
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Read MoreLooking at 2021’s activities for Lake Lanier Association
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Read MoreSupreme Court set to hear Fla. v. Ga. on Feb. 22
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a longstanding water dispute between …
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Read MoreDry storage, campground improvements at Margaritaville in time for spring
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Read MoreAsk the Corps ‘Town Hall’ answers stakeholders’ questions
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Read MoreCorps, Georgia formalize water withdrawal agreement
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Read MoreBoat dealers craft special events
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Read MoreInfrastructure work begins for new conference center at Islands
At the December meeting of the Lake Lanier Islands Development Authority, conducted via ZOOM, updates about …
Read MoreStill no Fla. V. Georgia court date
The U.S. Supreme Court placed a longtime water battle between Florida and Georgia on its …
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The winning idea for how to increase recycling efforts of used fishing line could land someone $15,000 in cash. The contest, sponsored by BoatUS Foundation. is designed to increase the current labor-intensive process of recycling fishing line. For more information see our Lakeside News story: gbhj.2.vu/contest
Oral arguments in the Fla. V. Ga. Supreme Court case over water in the river basin containing Lake Lanier are set for Monday at 10 a.m.
To hear the case live go to www.c-span.org/video/?507928-1/florida-v-georgia-special-master-report. Information about the hearing is available there as well as a button you can select to automatically alert you when the hearing starts. The hearing is after Lakeside’s March print deadline. Please check www.lakesidenews.com for oral argument coverage and read the April edition for more in-depth reporting. #everythinglakelanier, #gawaterwarcase