Down in the weeds: Efforts to control lake vegetation may have to be rescheduled
A jet skier takes to Moses Lake in September 2017. The Moses Lake Irrigation and Rehabilitation District, which ordinarily sprays the lake for noxious weeds, may have to change its timetable to accommodate the state Department of Fish and Wildlife this year.
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MOSES LAKE — Every June, the Moses Lake Irrigation and Rehabilitation District spends a few weeks spraying “noxious and invasive” aquatic weeds that grow in Moses Lake.
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