Newsletter

Message from the President

Happy New Year everyone! Hopefully you are all healthy and not getting too bored during this pandemic lockdown.

Cottage Rules

Roxanne Bickell-Talbot, Membership Chair

One way seasonal residents may defray their costs is by renting out their cottage when they are not using it themselves. But do your guests know what to expect?

A Message from the President

By Tony Doob, President

As you will see by reading the rest of this newsletter, the LWRA has been busy on a number of different fronts. In addition to three very successful social events in 2011, the LWRA has been involved in a number of matters that relate to other organizations.

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Wood Waste Processing Proposal

By Dwayne Verhey, Secretary

This past December, we were approached by local residents and asked to look into a proposal by Green's Haulage to start processing wood waste at their Jessop Lane quarry site. Residents are primarily concerned about the potential noise and the increase in truck traffic.

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A Message from the President

By Tony Doob, President

A Message from the President

By John Forder, President

So Long, and thanks for all the fish.

A Message from the Vice-President

By Dwayne Verhey, Secretary/VP

Blueberry Island Restoration Project

We have received approval from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and a permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources to proceed with the in-water phase. This follows the previous MNR approval of the signage and on-shore replanting. We will be seeking volunteers to help haul rocks to the island sometime mid-summer.

A Message from the President
By John Forder, President

A Message from the President

By Bruce Howlett, President

Muskoka has done it to us again. Over 16’ of snow this year! The record is just over 18’. As of the date of this writing, the lake is still frozen and the snow banks are still in place.

A Message from the President

By Bruce Howlett, President

On behalf of the directors of the L.W.R.A., I wish to extend to all of our members, a happy holiday season and health in 2009.