A land owner located 1.5 miles East of Roaming Shores on Hayford and Stumpville Road is allowing those who need firewood access to 100 acres of his land that is being select cut-crop released. There are numerous trails that provide easy access to the firewood. Please avoid driving on these trails when wet to avoid creating ruts. Also, please do not litter. The firewood you take out is free and unlimited and easy to handle, only take the wood Read more

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Free Swing Dance Lessons: Dick and Jan Hurwitz are giving free swing dance refresher and lessons at the Clubhouse from 7 – 8 P. M. on Sunday, August 5, Monday, August 13, and Sunday August 19, to get ready for the dance August 25. All Roaming Shores residents are welcome.

The Horsts retired to Roaming Shores. They were very active in the community until they relocated to Tucson, AZ. Our best wishes to their family. Obituary by: Bring Funeral Home Nancy C. Horst was born to Carl and Loree Wyndham, January 20, 1933 in Bloomville, Ohio. She passed into the hands of her Lord, June 29, 2012. She was raised in the Colorado Springs and Florissant, Colorado areas. She married Carl Horst, USAF on March 26, 1949. After a Read more

We hope you enjoyed the festivities this weekend here in Roaming Shores!!

A huge thanks goes out to all who have helped make the Friends and Neighbors Family Night, the Promotion Club’s Big Band Concert, and of course, the Roaming Shores Fireworks Display this weekend a success! It takes a lot of planning to pull these events off and we appreciate your tireless efforts! Click below for the album. Fireworks Video Coming Soon!

PrimeTime Big Band’s Performance on July 1st.

The Concession Stand at Beach 1 is now open 7 days a week. To view the menu, click here, or on the image below to enlarge.

Steve Macintyre has shared with us another update on the young eaglets. The eaglets are now 6 weeks old, but they will not fledge for another couple of months. In this picture you can see one of the eaglets looking out. With the tree full of leaves now, it is harder to see the whole nest.

Steve Macintyre shares with us updated pictures of eagle’s nest located nearby the lake. The eaglet is growing fast!

Steve also captured this picture of one of the eagles getting ready to go fishing in the lake.

With the Spring in full bloom, many birds are returning to our neck of the woods to join the one’s who stayed behind. (Click on the pictures to see the full image)

The first picture I received this week is of the first sighting of an Osprey this year by Steve Macintyre.

Then Steve and Barry O’Connell traveled to the site of the Eagle’s nest and shot this picture from 250 yards away. If you look closely, you can Read more

Pat and Sally Flash will be conducting Free Red Cross swimming lessons this summer. Please sign up by calling the Shores Association office. Limit: 10 in each class. A waiting list will be established. Please let us know if you will only attend one week, so we can call the people waiting. Thank you.

Steve Macintyre again shares with us spectacular images of Bald Eagles. These recent photos are of an immature bald eagle with mottled plumage who is still learning how to fish. Steve also includes a picture of an eagle’s nest which is located just 0.9 mi west of the Lake. If you look closely, you can see the head of an adult just above the center of the nest.

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