Lake Currents Hurricane Ida Edition
The last treatment of the lake for non-native invasive weeds has been postponed until Wednesday September 8, 2021 due to the heavy rains forecast for later this week.
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Lake Currents August 2021
The last treatment for invasive weeds was applied on June 15th. The lake is vastly improved in appearance as most of the weeds have been severely impacted by the Sonar applications.
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Invitation: Kickoff Meeting for CPC Water Quality Project
The CPC project for identification of nonpoint nutrient sources entering Lost Lake/Knops Pond is kicking off soon. This project is part of the long term solution to improve water quality and reduce non native invasive weeds.
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Outdoor Concert to Benefit GLA: Join Us On Land or Water
Town Meeting Presents: Outdoor Concert Accessible by Land and Water to benefit the Groton Lakes Association. July 10, 2021 4-8pm. Valet parking and moorings available. See you there!
Read MoreLake Currents Late Spring 2021
Update on the weed treatment progress: The first treatment occurred at end of April and the second was on May 25th. A third treatment will occur Tuesday June 15th.
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First Booster Treatment Scheduled for May 25th
Dear Lake Residents, The first booster treatment for non-native invasive weeds will be applied on...
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2021 GLA Meeting Schedule
2021 GLA Meeting Schedule Q1- Wednesday March 10 @7PM Via Zoom Q2- Wednesday June 9 @7PM Via Zoom...
Read MoreLake Currents Spring 2021
Our returning swan is sitting on her nest, the muskrats are active as are the beaver. The bald eagle has made its appearance a few times and hopefully everyone has remained healthy through this pandemic.
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The Lake Needs Your Support: Town Meeting Oct 3
Greetings Lake Neighbors and Friends, With Labor Day behind us and summer winding down, the Groton...
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Lost Lake Residents & Visitors: Help Protect Our Islands
Please have respect for these special islands and for your neighbors. If anyone sees trespassing, I would ask that you call the Groton Police at 978-448-5555.
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