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Boating restrictions placed on Conneaut Lake have been lifted

Boating restrictions placed on Conneaut Lake have been lifted

Yahoo12-05-2025

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission announced on Monday that the temporary boating restrictions on Conneaut Lake have been lifted.
Those restrictions were put in place last week on Thursday. May 8.
Families enjoyed Mother's Day on the lake thanks to Victorian Princess riverboat cruises
At the time, boaters were asked to slow down to no-wake speeds due to high water levels.
But after a few days, water levels have returned to normal, and boaters may now resume operating under standard regulations.
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