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A controversial herbicide was used in Lake George for the first time over the weekend after a judge declined to intervene on Friday.
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Between this weekend’s annual motorcycle bonanza Americade and a warm start to the recreational season, it’s a busy time for the village of Lake George — which is undergoing its annual summertime population boom. Overseeing it all is the village’s first new mayor in more than half a century.
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Environmental activists gathered in Lake George today to protest the proposed use of an herbicide ahead of the summer’s seasonal tourism boom.
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Plans by the Lake George Park Commission to use an herbicide to control an invasive aquatic plant are once again being contested by local advocates.
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After 11 years leading the former FUND for Lake George and Lake George Association, Eric Siy is stepping down as president of the LGA.
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The Lake George Association has launched a new effort to get property owners to play a larger role in protecting the Queen of American Lakes. On what’s sometimes referred to as the most technologically-advanced lake in the world, Lake George residents can now use an app to learn how they can improve water quality. The technology was demonstrated at the LGA’s first-ever Lake Protector Summit.
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The Lake George Park Commission has approved using a herbicide to help control an invasive aquatic plant. The decision faces some local opposition.
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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued its draft invasive management plan. It includes eight objectives and new strategies…
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An agreement between local governments surrounding Lake George aims to help municipalities and environmental advocates take steps to reduce the amount of…
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A non-profit organization that works to educate the public in preserving Lake George has received $20,000 in grants to support programs mitigating storm…