In honor of Mr. Joe Tindal the Waterbody Sweep will be dedicated to him. Mr. Tindal treated my brother and I like his own two sons. I love you Mr. Joe. Thanks for all the memories.

Get your boats and trash bags out on the water and cleanup the trash and debris in your Waterbody such as Lake Marion, Lake Moultrie, and The Santee River.

The Santee RIVERKEEPER® Alliance proudly announces the 2nd Annual Santee Riverkeeper Sweep. This sweep targets all Waterbodys located in the Calhoun, Clarendon, Berkeley, Orangeburg, and Sumter Counties. These Waterbodys include lakes, rivers, streams, sloughs, ponds and any other Waterbody that requires some rejuvenation. The sweep effort also includes any trash and debris removal that have washed upon the shores.
Who: All Waterbody Lovers
What: Waterbody Sweep
When: May 22, 2010
Where: Any lake, river, stream, slough, canal, pond beach puddle that needs trash and debris removal within Clarendon, Orangeburg, Sumter, Berkeley and Calhoun Counties.
Why: To clean up the water. Each piece of trash and debris removed from each Waterbody is one step closer to better water quality.

• Wild Waterbodys - Meeting at 10am at Goat Island Marina
• Stumphole River Rats - Meeting at 10am at the Public Stumphole Landing
• Santee Bunch - Meeting at 10am at Ballards Point at the landing on the left almost at the end of Bass Drive
• OxBow Indian Mound Treasures - meeting at 10am at the Santee National Wildlife Refuge office
• Low Falls Litter Control - meeting at 10am or 12am at Low Falls Landing, contact Kim Mizzell at 803-854-3200 or kmizell00@aol.com to coordinate.
• Stumphole Yacht Club - Meeting at Stumphole Landing at 10am