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Portions of a floating bridge lie in the calm, clear water of Hayward Lake with a gap between it and the green, forested shoreline.
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The Case of Hayward Lake’s Missing Floating Bridge

ByCory Gardner

Hayward Lake, once a part of the Stave River, lies nestled between two hydroelectric dams, with the Ruskin Dam having created it. Located northwest of Mission, the lake is a popular swimming and recreation area in the summer, with two swimming beaches, a dog beach, trails, and a picnic area. On the east side of…

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