Hopatcong Lake Regional News
News and Events for the Lake Hopatcong Region
The Lake Hopatcong Foundation Lake Loop (#LHFLL2017) provides something for everyone. Whether you do one, two or all three events, it’s a fun-filled day to get active and enjoy beautiful Lake Hopatcong. Ready to register?
On August 3, 2017, about 40 community leaders gathered at the Jefferson House to discuss some of the lake’s biggest problems in the hopes of coming up with some creative solutions.
Bridge Marina reduces fuel dock price by ten cents on Thursday, August 3 from 1pm to 6pm
Bo Long from Livingston was out on the lake enjoying a great day on the lake with his family, when everything turned wrong ending in his death.
Hopatcong Lake Regional News is pleased to continue to provide the weekly Fishing Report for the Lake Region to help inform you on what’s biting and where. Our guest author is Dows Boat Rental and Bait Shop.
The Lake Hopatcong Foundation is preparing for yet another major event for the Lake Region, and the Hopatcong Lake Regional News had a chance to catch up with Becky Rubenstein and Jennifer DeWitt to discuss the upcoming LHF Lake Loop 2017.
One of the best events around the lake continues to be the Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) Lake Loop. Which will occur this year on September 24, 2017.
As the summer progresses into August we still have the five best events that are still on the horizon for your enjoyment.
As some of you have probably seen, the Lake Hopatcong Foundation has been assessing a program of courtesy patrols in Byram Cove to educate people about the guidelines that were recently created by a voluntary group of lake users including homeowners, boaters, and anglers.
Back in April the Hopatcong Lake Regional News encouraged our readers to vote daily to help the Lake Hopatcong Foundation win a $50,000 grant from the USA Today Network. Thanks for all of your votes, because you helped make this a reality!
July 13, 2017 - By Holly Odgers (LHF): The Morris County Historic Preservation Trust Fund Review Board has recommended $2.9 million in county grants from the county’s 2017 Preservation Trust Fund to help preserve, restore, or protect 25 historic sites in 15 towns across Morris County.
The Lake Hopatcong Lake Steward program, now in its third year, aims to educate boaters about the importance of proper vessel maintenance to prevent the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). The prevention of AIS is important to the overall health and quality of the lake.
On July 1st 2017, residents from around the lake supported the local Veterans by being on the shoreline to send up a big cheer for the people that have served their country.