Thanks to the efforts of Lake Winona residents Linda and Mark Heminway and Ted Saia, the first round of water quality testing is complete. The three volunteers drew samples from various spots along the lake to test for signs of bacteria and to track water quality and the impact of lake turnover. Samples were taken to Plymouth State for testing. Results will be shared with owners once available.
Join us for an evening at the NH Music Festival Friday, July 27 Festival Program Paul Polivnick, Conductor Laureate Adams: Chairman Dances St. Saëns: Cello Concerto No. 1 Soloist – William de Rosa, cello Sibelius: Symphony No. 2 We get tickets at a group rate of $27 each ($10 savings) Join us for a hot dog and hamburger cookout at Jay Buckley’s (156 West Shore Rd) @ 5:30 PM Bring a dish to share and BYOB Depart for the concert at 7:30…
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 view of the lake for our meeting. The proposed meeting agenda includes: Vote on proposed amendments to the LWIA by-laws (please visit https://lakewinonanh.org/2012/proposed-amendments-to-bylaws/ to download a copy of the by-laws with amendments marked) Review LWIA budget Vote on proposed 2012 Fund Appropriations Vote on proposed increase to annual…
At our August 20, 2011 meeting, the by-laws committee (Lee Libby, Don Thibeault and Dave Reilly) presented their suggested revisions to the LWIA by-laws. The by-laws, originally created in 1972, had not been amended since 1986. The need to make some amendments was agreed to by members at the June 25, 2011, meeting and a volunteer by-laws committee formed to take on the task. Below you can download a PDF of the original by-laws with revisions marked, as well as…
The DES Volunteer Lake Assessment Program has issued the Spring 2012 edition of the Sampler Newsletter. To access the newsletter visit: http://m1e.net/c?121489640-Iz6fWzcNC1MEI%407457424-IRLJwLyUxo5vE Inside this issue you will find lots of terrific information, including: A message from Ted Diers the new administrator of the Watershed Bureau. Asian Clams in New Hampshire Waters! A nice story about how a pond was returned to a river. Read about the 2011 Volunteer Limnologist & Secchi Disk Awards. A story about High School Students Helping to…
Today was declared the official ice out date for Lake Winona.
Penny Burke snapped this photo of one of our resident eagles enjoying a little treat left behind by an ice fisherman.
Meeting minutes for the August 20 LWIA meeting are available. Please contact Nora Foster at nora [at] lakewinonanh.org to request a copy.