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By Crystal Lindell * of The Northwestern * June 12, 2008 For the second year in a row, the city is working to clear Millers Bay of weeds so boats can get through.

Anglers are back at Diamond Lake for the second year of its dramatic turnaround.

By Crystal Lindell * of The Northwestern * June 12, 2008 For the second year in a row, the city is working to clear Millers Bay of weeds so boats can get through.

Bantam Lake water is off limits for irrigation of lawns and gardens, watering livestock or pets, and drinking and cooking, until Sunday.

Camps for Kids and Teens Pacific Whale Foundation is accepting applications for its new Teen Adventure Camps .

The Tri-County Lake Administrative Commission is preparing for another year of combating non-native aquatic vegetation in Smith Mountain Lake.

Homeowners on Lake Gaston can expect to pay more this summer to remove the dreaded tendrils that choke boat propellers, tangle swimmers and hinder wildlife.

Occupation: Volunteer - ivy puller in Silverton City of residence: Silverton How do invasive species affect you and what you do? Seeing English ivy spreading makes me mad and frustrated.

KOCHI: A seminar on sustainable management of water hyacinth in the State will be held here on June 12.

Who's going to pay elevated prices for lake shore property and the taxes on that property just to watch the weeds grow? That was the question Leon Moe posed to the Burnett County Board of Supervisors during ...

The ice has melted and anglers are bagging fish at Diamond Lake, just in time for Free Fishing Weekend, which takes place across Oregon this Saturday and Sunday.

This is a press release courtesy of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Family-friendly Diamond Lake is shaping up to provide an incredible fishing and swimming experience for visitors this summer.

Waterfront owners buying chemicals for weed treatments along and in their shorelines should know they need a Department of Natural Resources permit before using the product.

Weeds are about to take over Half Moon Lake, but it's all part of the plan, according to city and state officials.

A silent invasion of nonnative species could be under way in any of Oregon's water bodies, but by the time one would be obvious it would already be too late.

Department library open What are those weeds overtaking the shoreline? The Adams County Land & Water Conservation Department has compiled a library of information to help residents with answering these ...

If there were any doubts that Mother Nature has a wicked sense of humor, the tale of Ottarnick Pond's battle against invasive weeds would settle the question.

Public education can slow the spread of invasive weeds, but it takes more action to reclaim choked waters.

With higher temperatures on the way, local Montanans and visitors are hitting the great outdoors in pursuit of warm weather activities, including boating, swimming and hiking.