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Our loon chick was at Avian Haven for rehab and met a friend there who had an injured eye. The Heminways were able to visit them and had a tour of Avian Have on Friday, September 28. The two loons spent … Continue reading
Minutes of the August 11, 2018 meeting are posted on the website. These will be available for about a month and will be re-posted before the June Meeting. Download 11 August 2018 Meeting Minutes The Water Quality Report is posted … Continue reading
The minutes from our June 23rd meeting are in the attached link. These will be available until the August 11th Annual Meeting and Pot Luck and will then be taken down. Please contact one of the officers if you have … Continue reading
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Highlights from the June 23,2018 meeting. Please go to the Protect Your Lake link to see the 2017 Lake Winona Water Quality Report. The Beaver Study Group reports that the “Beaver Deceiver” they built in the fall seems to be … Continue reading
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The Lake Winona Improvement Association (LWIA) summer meeting will be held Saturday, June 23 at 9 am. Jeanne Chute (900 Winona Rd) has once again graciously offered her wonderful yard and stunning views of the lake for our meeting. Coffee, donuts … Continue reading
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It’s a rainy day in New Hampshire and the ice out is a few days away, but there are sure signs of spring!
Many of you may not know this, but this year was the LWIA’s 70th anniversary. Since its humble start by a group of owners on West Shore Road in 1947, the LWIA has been a formal steward for: Preserving the … Continue reading
The August Annual Meeting minutes are under the “About the LWIA” tab in the meeting minutes section. There is a link that can be accessed there. For convenience, I have added it here: Lake Winona Improvement Association august 2017. If you … Continue reading
Minutes of the August Annual Meeting have been posted. They will be up for about a month. Please contact Sara Jayne Steen or Katie Hedberg if you have questions or would like a copy of the minutes sent to you.
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
