Algal Blooms 101 – Part 1

by David Ernes – Lake Management Committee

This is the first in a series or articles to provide some background information surrounding Algal Blooms. This is not meant to be a comprehensive overview, but is intended to give the Read more

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Lake Lowering and Erosion Control

  By Tim Langer – Lake Management Committee

As the lake is now lowered, the Rome Rock Association (RRA) Lake Management Committee would like to remind our residents that it’s a great time to inspect our properties. Detecting areas Read more

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Lakes, Blooms and Politics

  by David Ernes – Lake Sediment/Nutrient Control Subcommittee

Recently, a number of interesting political announcements have appeared in the news about blooms and grants awarded to fund the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative totaling over 8.4 million dollars to Read more

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Protecting our Beautiful Lake & Community

  by Tim Langer – Lake Sediment/Nutrient Control Subcommittee Chairman

You may have noticed the new “Love the Lake” logo that marks the articles and programs being developed by residents volunteering for the Sediment and Nutrient Control Subcommittee of Read more

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Washing Your Boat – An alternative approach

  By Tim Langer – Lake Sediment/Nutrient Control Subcommittee Chairman

It is that time of year when we are all trying to get our boats cleaned and ready for winter. It seems like a rite of passage for winter Read more

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Fall in the Shores is a beautiful time of the year

Residential Stewardship By: Pam Hoover, Lake Management Sediment and Nutrient Control Subcommittee

Congratulations on owning property in one of the loveliest communities in North East Ohio! Whether you are a full time or seasonal resident, living by the water Read more

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Lake Sediment Control Sub-Committee minutes – August 14, 2013

Attendees:  Barry O’Connell, Carolyn Tharp, Louise Lowrey, Rick Gainar, Rachel Morris, John Martin, Dell Rogers

Meeting started at 7:00pm at the RRA office.

Item 1. Introductions and back grounds of attendee’s experiences.

Item 2. All attendees expressed concern Read more

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