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Hall County and Georgia state officials share the best ways to stay safe and keep the good times rolling this Memorial Day weekend amid an influx of visitors to Lake Lanier.

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How clean is Lake Lanier heading into Memorial Day weekend? Here s what experts say

Contrary to popular belief, Lake Lanier is usually pretty darn clean, water officials say.

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Georgia officials hit Norfolk Southern with a $10,000 fine for train derailment and spill

Regulators say it caused thousands of soybeans to spill into a Flat Creek last July, which leads to Lake Lanier.

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Mass fish deaths found in Georgia creek following soybean spill

A creek in Georgia has seen more than 100 fish die from the presence of soybeans after a train car derailment in July where soybeans were spilled about a mile away.

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Fish turn up dead after thousands of pounds of soybeans spill into Gainesville creek

Rough one hundred fish have turned up dead after thousands of pounds of soybeans spilled into the Georgia creek.

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