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NEXT HRLA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING: 

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, in-person board meetings CANCELED

Next Zoom video call scheduled for

Tuesday,  November 3, 2020

HRLA Members are invited to attend monthly board meetings on the first Tuesday of each month.  If you would like to join the call please send a request to HRLA@HRLA.com.

Collecting garbage: Locals work to beautify High Rock Lake during Clean Sweep

By Ben Stansell

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Published 12:05 am Sunday, September 20, 2020

HIGH ROCK LAKE — Rocky Phillips held the white barrel steady as Barry Childers fired up his power saw and cut a chunk off the corner, allowing stale water to drain out to lighten the load.

In order to get to the barrel, which was lodged in a pile of sticks in shallow water on High Rock Lake, Phillips had to strip off his boots and socks and wade through a few feet of chilly water. After Childers sawed off the corner, he helped heave the barrel onto his pontoon boat, adding it to the pile of trash that was quickly piling up. Read more..

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     Wake Responsibly: You Are         Responsible for Your Own Wake

  While wakeboarding on the water this summer, the Wildlife Commission urges you to follow the guidelines below to "wake responsibly:" 

• Stay at least 200 feet away from the shoreline, docks or other structures
• Keep music at reasonable levels. Sound travels well over water. If it is loud enough to hear at 80 feet back, it is likely loud enough for homeowners and other to hear as well.
• Minimize repetitive passes on any one portion of the shoreline. Once you've run the same line for awhile, move on to another area. 

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