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Due to COVID-19 and current State Mandates, this year’s Annual Meeting of the RomeRock Association will be held virtually via Zoom on Saturday, April 24th at 10am.
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Please welcome Wendy Carley, the newest member of the RRA office staff. Wendy joins Pat Sowry and Jen Addair at the office as a part-time office assistant.
Wendy has lived in Ashtabula County since 1998 and raised her family Read more
The winner of the 9th Early Bird Drawing for 2021 and recipient of $100 is Lee Bennett (Lot #1693)! Congratulations!
Next week’s drawing will be $50 and will be the last drawing of 2021.
The RomeRock Association Board of Directors held their March board meeting on Saturday, March 13th at the Village Office with Louise Lisac, Rory Marshall, Scott Soble, Nadine Pope, Cheryl Fain and Rick Brothers present. Dave Emick was unable to Read more
Welcome to our quarterly Zoom Meeting. We are hopeful that sometime soon we will be able to resume face to face meetings. The mass gathering mandate is still in effect. Please know that our property owner association is not Read more
Definition of a “wake” by Eric Sparks, published May 04, 2017:“A ‘wake’ is the waves created as a vessel travels through the water. A ‘no-wake zone’ is anarea where vessels are expected to Read more
The winners of the 8th Early Bird Drawing for 2021 and recipients of $150 are Andrew and Jennifer Call (Lot #1072)! Congratulations!
Next week’s drawing will be for $100. There are only 2 drawings left!
The Board of Directors has scheduled a virtual meeting for interested members Saturday, March 13th at 10am. Because there is still a restriction of mass gatherings greater than ten people, there will be no in-person opportunities for attendance. Read more
The winner of the 7th Early Bird Drawing for 2021 and recipient of $200 is William Randorf (Lot #493)! Congratulations!
Next week’s drawing will be for $150.
By David Ernes – Lake Management Committee
In order to reduce the incidence of algal blooms, one must reduce the nutrient load that feeds it. But first you need to know where to focus your efforts. That is Read more
