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Project Armor – The Early Stages of Installing One Mile of Rip Rap
By: Skip Short, LLA Board of Director   I trust you had an enjoyable summer and were able to spend a lot of time on the lake. Shore Sweep was […] Read More
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Why Lake Lanier Association is adding heavy rocks to shoreline areas around lake
Why Lake Lanier Association is adding heavy rocks to shoreline areas around lake Originally Published By Jeff Gill, The Times Published: Nov 4, 2024, 1:04 PM Lake Lanier Association plans to do […] Read More
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Lake Society – New Lakeside Development Breaks Ground
Written by Clyde Morris LLA Vice President – Legal Counsel, Erosion and Sedimentation Article extracted from the Wrap-Up to Summer 2022 Newsletter Lake Society will be a new, 211-acre subdivision […] Read More
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Training Session For Adopt-A-Lake Volunteers
There is workshop session for lake water quality testing volunteers coming up on June 27th, 2015. 9:00AM in the Science Building at University of North Georgia Gainesville for coffee and […] Read More
Thumbnail for the article AJC article 03/22/2015 featuring LLA’s Adopt-A-Lake program
AJC article 03/22/2015 featuring LLA’s Adopt-A-Lake program
Interesting article featuring LLA’s Adopt-A-Lake water quality testing program and highlighting some of the issues in Flat Creek. http://www.myajc.com/news/news/few-penalties-lax-oversight-for-chicken-plants-tha/nkbWc/?icid=ajc_internallink_myajcinvitationbox_feb2014_viewoffers_post-purchase#eaeb37bc.3572926.735679   Read More
Thumbnail for the article Bonny Putney: Champion of all things water
Bonny Putney: Champion of all things water
Great article on Lake Lanier Association Board Member, Bonny Putney, in the August 2014 issue of Lakeside News by Pam Keene. ———————————- It’s difficult to find Bonny Putney at home […] Read More
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The Lake Lanier Legislative Caucus, which is a group of state senators and state house representatives with constituencies around Lake Lanier, is holding two public meetings on Saturday, December 15, […] Read More
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Little River Community Clean Up
Little River Community Clean Up sponsored by Keep Hall Beautiful on Saturday, October 27 at 8 a.m. in the North Hall Area. If you are heading north from Gainesville on […] Read More
Thumbnail for the article Shore Sweep next Saturday 9/29, advance drop off locations open Monday, 9/24
Shore Sweep next Saturday 9/29, advance drop off locations open Monday, 9/24
Shore Sweep 2012 is one week away! Similar to last year, for Shore Sweep this year, in addition to our day-of-event locations–marinas, Lake Lanier Islands, Clarks Bridge, and War Hill […] Read More
Thumbnail for the article LLA Immediate Need for Grant Writing Assistance
LLA Immediate Need for Grant Writing Assistance
 The Lake Lanier Association has an immediate need for grant writing assistance. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, the LLA is eligible for several grant funding opportunities. The LLA tries to […] Read More
Thumbnail for the article Stream Restoration Project Completed at Forsyth County’s Midway Park
Stream Restoration Project Completed at Forsyth County’s Midway Park
Engineering Department Grant-supported restoration is county’s first such project Forsyth County marked the completion of the county’s first stream restoration project with a ribbon cutting ceremony held Monday, May 7. […] Read More
Thumbnail for the article Lake Lanier Association Update for September 2010
Lake Lanier Association Update for September 2010
Be sure to mark your calendar for the Shore Sweep event on Saturday, September 25th from 8:00AM-1:00PM. We are asking you to volunteer your time on this day to help clean up the loose Styrofoam and trash that has accumulated on our shore line. Read More