No Wake Zones – Benefits Our Lake

By G. Dixon – Lake Management Committee

β€œNo Wake Zones” help keep our lake safe and provide lower impact to the enriched sediment.  It is important to understand the consequences for not maintaining a minimum steerage and the impact Read more

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2nd Half Algae Treatment 6/27/22

The 2nd half of algae treatments is planned for Monday, June 27th.

  • Due to the current lake level, it should not be necessary to open the dam’s valve.
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Algae Treatments Planned Week of June 13th

To Our Roaming Shores Neighbors,

After assessing the lake this past week, AquaDoc advises that we move forward with lake treatments to mitigate the Harmful Algae Blooms before they become a problem. The first half of the treatment is Read more

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Avoid Aquatic Hitchhikers

By D. Ernes – Lake Management Committee

The other day my wife and I were visiting a local MetroPark when we encountered two individuals wading in a pond along the shoreline. Always the inquisitive person, we asked what they Read more

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Lake Management Update from a non scientific perspective!Β  From one neighbor to another!!!

By: Louise Lisac

I have lived on the lake since late 2011.Β  That’s almost 12 years of watching and learning how our lake responds to seasons, to weather; from winter to summer and from sunshine to rainstorms.Β  Read more

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Best Practices We Can Do For Algae Control

By D.Ernes – Lake Management Committee

We are entering the season to get back into our yards. At the latest Board Meeting, I briefly went over a tri-fold pamphlet, available in the RRA office. It details a number of Read more

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Addling Goose Nests

By Richard D. Gainar, CEBS – Lake Management Committee

Did you ever wonder how the geese that are congregating on our beaches and in your backyard are affecting the ecology of our lake?  Considering each goose can produce 1 Read more

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Water Quality Report Review

Dave Ernes – Lake Management Committee

Understanding how our lake behaves is paramount in any effort to improve it. During the 2021 recreational season, data was collected for our lake. This data has been compiled in the 2021 Water Read more

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Leaves a Falling

Dave Ernes – Lake Management Committee 

Once again it is time for the annual falling leaves article. By the time this article is published, we may be days or weeks away from the time when the trees become a Read more

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Follow-up After Treatment

Some of our residents have reported seeing clumps of green and brown slime on the water surface. There are also reports of odors. Both of these are the result of the recent Vodaguard C algae treatment. In the main Read more

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