Definition of lakefront
: an area fronting on a lake
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We went for a walk down at the lakefront.
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The forecast called for more on and off snow showers through the early afternoon and the focus was along the lakefront because of boundary layer convergence and the influence of a northeast wind off the lake,’’ Scott said.
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Residents will be in walking distance to shopping, dining and lakefront recreational activities.
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In 1961, Sister Jean accepted a job teaching at Mundelein College, the all-women's school on the lakefront next to Loyola that became part of the university in 1991.
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What if Fort Worth had a lakefront restaurant as good as Angelo's or the Railhead?
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Also part of the fun: an exhibit of lakefront reptiles and turtles by Huron-Clinton MetroParks and free ice cream from 4-6 p.m. Friday from Country Dairy.
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In October, the council hosted a presentation by Principal Engineering Inc. President Henry DiFranco, who listed options to combat the repeated flooding that has plagued the city's lakefront in recent years.
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There are plenty of places to camp at Warm Lake, but nothing beats a stay at cozy North Shore Lodge — a rustic, family-friendly setup featuring 10 rental cabins right on the lakefront.
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Temperatures dropped some 20 to 25 degrees in a couple of hours as the cold front passed close to the lakefront and winds shifted northeast off the cold waters of Lake Michigan.
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First Known Use of lakefront
1880
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