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On August 23, 2013, the Lake Lanier Association (LLA) held a press conference to announce the establishment of 20 navigational solar lights around the lake. We heard of the goals for future solar lights and about the impressive level of cooperation among groups and organizations that care …
The Lake Lanier Association is hosting the 26th Annual Lake Lanier Shore Sweep on Saturday, September 27, 2014, to clean up trash on the shoreline of Georgia’s best lake. Ten locations have agreed to pitch in as volunteers pitch trash out of Lake Lanier. We’re …
The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) stays true to its primary goals: keeping Lake Lanier Clean Full and Safe. What I like most about LLA is how they successfully work with various local, state and federal agencies to keep Lanier clean, full and safe. They’re guardians …
I know. You don’t believe me, right? You’re saying that “free sailboat in Lake Lanier” headline cannot be true. You remember my story about authorities caving to “politically correct pressure” and changing the name of Buford Dam to Buford Dang. I fooled you with that story …
You may have never heard of the Lake Lanier Convention & Visitors Bureau (LLCVB) or LLCVB President Stacey Dickson. They focus on telling folks near and far about all the reasons why Lake Lanier is a wonderland that everyone should visit. Often. Stacey and her …
Lake Lanier Association’s Executive Director Joanna Cloud brings us news of 20 new solar powered navigation lights on existing hazard markers in the southern part of Lake Lanier. Twenty similar lights were installed in August of 2013. Click Here Pix from 8-26-13 Solar Light Press Conference …
Seriously. I’ll bet your life is so boring that you cannot even remember the last time you imagined seeing 16,000 rubber ducks floating in Lake Lanier. You poor little bunny rabbit. You need a break, don’t you. Well, you can forget about the break … …
The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) invited area residents and other interested groups and individuals to its 2014 annual meeting on Sunday afternoon, April 27th. On this particular weekend, Lake Lanier Islands (LLI) opened its gates and offered free parking at the proudly manicured 1,500-acre resort. A friendly attendant kindly …
Our friends at the Lake Lanier Association (LLA) have held their annual meetings at a variety of places in recent years. For 2014, they’ve chosen the nicest spot yet: The Carriage House Pavilion at Lake Lanier Islands. The meeting is open to the public and …
According to its website, Rivers Alive is Georgia’s annual volunteer waterway cleanup event that targets all waterways in Georgia, including streams, rivers, lakes, beaches and wetlands. The mission of Rivers Alive — a Georgia Environmental Protection Division Outreach Program — is to create awareness of and …