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Waseca County investing to keep lakes clean

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After years of making progress in cleaning up area lakes in partnership with the Waseca Lakes Association, the Waseca County Board approved its latest annual Aquatic Invasive Species Plan, which will include watercraft inspectors at Reeds, St. Olaf, Elysian and…

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Waseca County investing to keep lakes clean

After years of making progress in cleaning up area lakes in partnership with the Waseca Lakes Association, the Waseca County Board approved its latest annual Aquatic Invasive Species Plan, which will include watercraft inspectors at Reeds, St. Olaf, Elysian and…

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Southernminn.com broke the news in on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
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