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 canoe Kayak Race – 1 participant per Kayak Awards: Ribbons for all participants. Race age groups: 0-12, 13-17, 18+ Rules: Just have fun! Please adhere to all NH Marine regulations.
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 protect our lake.Chinese Mystery Snails Mystery Snail Alert 7.11.17
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 business matters at 1:00 pm. Burgers (beef and veggie), hot dogs, water and lemonade are being provided by the Association. Owners are asked to bring a dish to share and lawn chairs. Please RSVP by August 8 to Nora Foster…
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 be provided. The meeting agenda will include: Meet and greet new owners (if you’re new to the lake, please join us) Review LWIA budget & vote on 2017 fund appropriations Update on Lake Host Program Update on water testing plans…
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 for another season! This is my second season with the Loon Preservation Committee. As I said, I am very excited to be back. I enjoyed the work so much last year, and am ready for another eventful season! I’m looking…
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 (norafoster1@lakewinonanh.org) know if there have been changes to the information in the Lake Winona Owner Contact Book. Neighbors also might occasionally park in your driveway during your absence to create a presence, and let you know if any packages arrive….
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 wonderful yard and stunning views of the lake for our meeting. Coffee, muffins, and chairs will be provided. The proposed meeting agenda, presented by our new board members, will include: Meet and greet new owners (if you’re new to the lake, please join us) Review LWIA budget & vote on 2017 fund appropriations…
We will kick off our Lake Winona Lake Host Program Saturday, June 3. Last year, thanks to the efforts of paid and volunteer Lake Hosts, 68 complimentary boat and watercraft inspections were conducted at Lake Winona’s boat launch. Statewide, the NH Lake Host program conducted a total of 88,906 courtesy boat inspections and made 28 ‘saves’ of aquatic invasive species by 803 Lake Hosts staffing 104 boat ramps statewide! For Lake Winona, the Lake Host program is a critical “line…
Today was our official 2017 ice out date; similar to prior ice out dates and a just a few days behind Winnipesaukee’s April 16 ice out. Just a few days prior, the lake still had a layer of ice over most of the water, but a few high 70 degree days did the trick. Ice-Out records in New Hampshire have been kept since 1887 as a way to keep track of when both commercial and passenger transportation lanes became usable in…