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Lake Lanier group says water quality a concern for everyone
Stakeholders ponder plans to reduce runoff pollution into lake
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Rainwater drains into Lake Lanier in May 2017. - photo by Nick Bowman
Nick Bowman
nbowman@gainesvilletimes.com
Updated: Sep 24, 2017, 12:32 AM
Published: Sep 24, 2017, 4:05 AM
Homeowners, property developers and farmers need to be part of the solution to Lake Lanier’s water quality problems, says a group of water utility managers and researchers.
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Gainesville father, son charged with separately molesting same girl
Reymundo Castillo and Edgar Jovanny Razo
Reymundo Castillo, left, and Edgar Jovanny Razo
Nick Watson
The Times
Published: Mar 19, 2025, 2:37 PM
A Gainesville man and his son were charged with molesting the same girl separately in allegations stemming back to 2014, according to authorities.
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