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  • April

    The QR code pictured is the master code for Longdale Campground on Canton Lake. You can scan it from your desktop computer or laptop computer screen to look up sites at Longdale Campground. 'New Way to Pay' kicks off at Longdale Campground on Canton Lake, May 1.

    'New way to pay' pilot program attempts to ease reservation process

    'New Way to Pay' is a pilot program that uses QR codes at campsites to allow visitors to look up and make reservations The program will be tested at Longdale Campground on Canton Lake throughout the summer recreation season If the program is successful it could be adopted by other lake offices and even day use areas
  • Veteran Roberta May holds her catch above her head during the weigh-in for the biggest fish during the Warrior’s Day on the Lake event April 21.

    Veterans enjoy a special ‘Day on the Lake’

    The 7th Annual Warrior’s Day on the Lake took place Saturday, April 21, at Success Lake, located
  • Lee selected as logistics employee of the year

    Lee selected as logistics employee of the year

    CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (April 24, 2018) -- Katherine Lee recently received the U.S. Amy Corps of Engineers
  • Lou Bernard, Executive Office, slices Polish ham during Diversity Day April 3, 2018, in Lower Manhattan

    Army Corps Celebrates Diversity Day

    Over 150 New York District employees assembled in the Weiss Federal Building in Manhattan in April and celebrated Diversity Day, an EEO-sponsored cultural event organized by an event committee designed to showcase the ethnic diversity of New York District.
  • This year for Earth Day the rangers at Alum Creek, along with some AMAZING volunteers, planted 75 native trees and shrubs around the Visitor Center! What a great way to give back to the planet!

    Earth Day at Alum Creek Lake

    This year for Earth Day the rangers at Alum Creek, along with some AMAZING volunteers, planted 75 native trees and shrubs around the Visitor Center! What a great way to give back to the planet!