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New Jersey recruits HAB Expert Team
The State of New Jersey has recruited a team of lakes management and harmful algal bloom (HAB) experts to address a condition that has plagued numerous…

January 15, 2021
Environment, People

Twenty reasons we’re proud of 2020
As we close the book on a challenging year and look forward to 2021, we’d like to reflect on all we’ve been able to accomplish, together, despite…

December 18, 2020
Advocacy, Arts & Culture, Community, Education, Environment, Events, Fundraising, LHF Environmental & Cultural Center, People, Recreation, Safety

HAB control project updates for 2020
Throughout 2020, several projects were implemented on Lake Hopatcong with the goal of evaluating innovative technologies to control, prevent, or mitigate…

December 16, 2020
Environment

‘Thirst for Knowledge’ - Controlling HABs at Lake Hopatcong
Please join us on Thursday, December 10, at 12:30 pm for the eighth and final presentation this year in our “Thirst for Knowledge” lunch-and-learn…

November 20, 2020
Education, Environment

Mayors continue to meet to discuss lake issues
This past week, the mayors of Hopatcong, Jefferson, Mount Arlington, and Roxbury continued their regular meetings to stay coordinated in their efforts…

November 19, 2020
Community, Environment, People

‘Thirst for Knowledge’ - Lake Ecology 101
Please join us on Wednesday, November 18, at 12:30 pm for the next webinar in our “Thirst for Knowledge” lunch-and-learn series, "Lake Ecology…

November 04, 2020
Community, Education, Environment

Sewering on Hudson Avenue moving forward
The Borough of Hopatcong has awarded a contract to add Hudson Avenue in the Crescent Cove section of River Styx to their sewer system.  This is the…

October 30, 2020
Environment

No HABs present in most recent NJDEP tests
The NJDEP continues to conduct HAB testing when alerted by the public of possible harmful algal blooms (HABs).  Algal blooms are not uncommon…

October 30, 2020
Environment

Lake Hopatcong drawdown to begin mid-November
Each year the water level on the lake is lowered to allow for waterfront maintenance and to protect private property from ice damage. The lake level is…

October 29, 2020
Environment

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