By Dick Hurwitz – Lake Management Committee

That time of year again—late in December. My time to resolve (and then to remember) To do those things which in my mind Will improve the world and humankind.

Some resolutions I’ll Read more

By: Tim Langer – Lake Management Committee

This time of year allows me to reflect on the past year of the many great memories we each create here in Roaming Shores. Whether it’s jumping from a floating dock at Read more

By: Tim Langer – Lake Management Committee

Fall in Northeast Ohio offers many beautiful and vibrant colors along the tree line. Often those colors create a scene that could easily be mistaken for paint on a canvas. Soon those Read more

by Tim Langer – Lake Management Committee Over the past year you may have noticed a number of articles in the Shores News and the weekly E-Blasts, which have a “Love the Lake” logo. Residents like you who volunteer Read more

By David Ernes – Lake Management Committee

In the fall, the kids go back to school, football returns, and we wonder when the Browns will win again. Another sign of fall is the lake turnover. It is a normal Read more

By David Ernes, Tim Langer – Lake Management Committee

Our lake is scheduled to be lowered this year on or about November 2nd, 2015 (2018: November 2nd). This operation can result in a number of advantages for Read more

By: Pam Hoover, Lake Management Committee

Fall is here! Keeping our Lake healthy is a year-round pursuit. Use these tips to do your part for our Lake and improve your property at the same time!

Seasonal Lawn Care Tips

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By Pamela Hoover – Lake Management Committee

We are all here, in beautiful Roaming Shores Village (RSV), for a variety of reasons. Some of us bought in RSV first and foremost for the beautiful lake and the related recreational Read more

By Tim Langer, David Ernes and Richard D. Gainar, CEBS – Lake Management Committee

If you have seen the news articles and reports about the severity of algal blooms in Lake Erie and their predictions, you can imagine how Read more

By Richard D. Gainar, CEBS – Lake Management Committee

Storm water runoff is rainwater flowing from impervious areas such as roofs, roadways, and parking lots. Stormwater runoff carries pollutants such as motor oil, gasoline, grease, pesticides, fertilizers, and sediment Read more