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Hartwell Lake to usher in spring ‘Clean Up Green Up’
ShareThis spring, Hartwell Lake will host the “Clean Up Green Up,” a new cleanup initiative set to revamp the annual fall tradition. Typically held in conjunction with National Public Lands Day in September, the new cleanup initiative is scheduled for … Continue reading
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Tagged Chelsea Smith, Clean Up Green Up, cleanup, community, Earth Day, Hartwell Lake, initiative, Lake Hartwell Association, National Public Lands Day, natural resources, recreation, Savannah District, Savannah District Corps of Engineers, shoreline, spring, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, USACE, visitors
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Hartwell Lake earns statewide recognition for community clean-up
ShareLast week the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Hartwell Lake Project was named by Rivers Alive as the 2013 Government Partner of the Year, recognizing the project’s efforts during the annual Hartwell Lake clean-up campaign. Rivers Alive is an outreach … Continue reading
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Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, award, campaign, clean-up, cleanup, community, Georgia Environmental Protection Division, Georgia EPD, Government Partner of the Year, Hartwell Lake, Lake Hartwell Association, LHA, National Public Lands Day, recreation, Rivers Alive, Savannah District, shoreline, trash, US Army Corps of Engineers, USACE
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