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Schroon Lake, July 2012
As we anxiously await Schroon Lake’s ice out – now is a good time to reflect upon what a terrific job the two guardians of our majestic body of water – The Schroon Lake Association (SLA), and the East Shore Schroon Lake Association (ESSLA) do to protect what is so precious to many of us.
Without the tireless efforts of the volunteers of each association, the future of our lake’s continued health could face uncertainty – but between the combined efforts of each, that’s a vision we hopefully won’t face.
That’s not to say we are in the clear – not by a long shot. There is a constant battle against invasive species that both associations are fighting head on.
There’s a lots to report from both the SLA and ESSLA, so we have rounded up the news from both associations for your reading pleasure.
But before we get to that, please take a moment to consider joining one or both associations. You can get info about ESSLA here and for SLA click here.
As you will see after reading about their combined activities, every single penny goes into protecting our lake, through the removal of Eurasian Milfoil, funding a lake steward inspection programs and informing the public about our lake’s health.
First off, the SLA has a new President, Mark Granger. Welcome Mark to your new position. Read the letter he recently sent to SLA Members and friends after the jump:
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