News from Lake Winona

Avoid blowing grass clippings or raking leaves into the lake. These actions can contribute phosphorous to our lake and lead to nuisance algal and plant growth. See how to prevent phosphorous from getting into Lake Winona. Take one last boat excursion … Continue reading →

Two committees were approved at our meeting on Saturday. We are looking for volunteers for the new Nominating Committee (Althea Dunscombe, Chair) and the new Study Group to investigate the beaver issue (Don Thibeault, Chair). For more information, please contact … Continue reading →

A few reminders: Please remember to RSVP by August 8 to Nora Foster at 677-6281 or norafoster1 [at] gmail.com to let her know you’re coming (we need a head count for grilled items) and what dish you’re bringing (to ensure we don’t … Continue reading →

Lake Winona Annual Canoe and Kayak Races Time: 4:00 pm (check in starts at 3:45 pm) Where: start and end at Paul & Tricia Epstein’s dock — 182 West Shore Road. Race course goes around race buoy. Canoe Race – 2 participants per … Continue reading →

Please see the attached alert and article about the Chinese Mystery Snail. This information was graciously shared with us by the Waukewan and Winona Watershed Protective Association. This snail is a dangerous invasive species and we need to be vigilant to … Continue reading →

The LWIA’s Summer Social and Potluck lunch will be held on Saturday, August 12, at noon (rain date Sunday, Aug. 13). The Anchorage Lodge has graciously offered their location for the event. We’ll eat at 12:30, then review a few … Continue reading →

The Lake Winona Improvement Association (LWIA) summer meeting will be held Saturday, June 24 at 9 am. Jeanne Chute (900 Winona Rd) has once again graciously offered her beautiful yard and lakeviews for the meeting. Coffee, coffeecake, and chairs will … Continue reading →

Greetings lakes region loon watchers! The Loon Preservation Committee field season officially began this week. My name is Lindsay Moulton and I am returning as the lakes region field biologist for the summer. I am very excited to be back … Continue reading →

LWIA Owners Guide 2017

The following points are condensed from various articles and police reports about best practices. Enlist support of neighbors. Provide emergency notification phone numbers to your closest year-round neighbors. Make sure that your information with the LWIA is accurate. Let Nora Foster … Continue reading →