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In the latest Lake Lanier Association newsletter, Executive Director Joanna Cloud says the continued installation of solar lights has been approved by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). We’re thankful for Nick Baggett and his USACE crew. More than 100 new solar lights will be …
The July 2015 newsletter from our friends at the Lake Lanier Association is now available to download over the Internet. Please click on the link below for your copy. Here’s a sample of what you’ll find: Our annual meeting, held on April 18th, was the …
Our friends at the Lake Lanier Association (LLA) do so much all year long to keep Lake Lanier Clean, Full and Safe for the millions of visitors who come here to take a dip in one of America’s greatest lakes. There’s news on what’s happening …
More than a thousand volunteers can proudly pat themselves on their backs — after washing their hands first — in celebration of all the tons of trash they removed from Lake Lanier during the 27th Annual Shore Sweep. Shore Sweep is the brainchild of our …
Our pal, Joanna Cloud — the executive director of the Lake Lanier Association (LLA) and one of the primary organizers of Shore Sweep — says the 27th Annual Shore Sweep will be one of the biggest yet. Shore Sweep begins at 8 AM on Saturday, …
The not-for-profit Lake Lanier Association organizes the annual Lake Lanier Shore Sweep event that brings volunteers together to remove literally tons of junk and garbage from the lake. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, September 27, 2014, from 8 AM until 1 PM, …
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 …
Shore Sweep 2012 is Saturday, September 29th from 8 AM until 1 PM. That’s the day hundreds of volunteers will scour Lake Lanier for garbage, trash and junk to be thrown away at the lake’s marinas, Lake Lanier Islands, Clarks Bridge Park and at War Hill …