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Boaters will be facing more fees next year as a result of legislation designed to make it harder for invasive species to gain a foothold in places like Douglas County's Diamond Lake.
Mitten crabs, hydrilla and quagga and zebra mussels will find it harder to secure a foothold in the state next year, when boaters are charged with footing the bill to invest in mobile cleaning stations and educational campaigns.
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