News of Lake George

Meeting Agenda for Thursday, October 10

1.     Welcome 

2       Introduction of speakers

2.     New Business. Lake Report, Tom Rotramel

3.     Roadside clean up report, Liz Gerdin

4.     Budget for 2025, Tami Isaacson

5.     Reminder of first Meeting in April 2025, Happy hour and social time( Birdie)

6.     Old business: Speaker for next year? Elections in 2025, We need a new board member to replace Pat.

 Joint year-end meeting with LGID. 

Jamie Schurbon, Watershed Projects Mgr. Anoka Conservation District

Paul Kretsch, VP of Sales and Marketing, Lake Restoration, Inc. Cody_Brady Lake Restoration, Inc.

Jessica Leverty, Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator, Anoka County Parks

Questions :

 Raffle/Door prize drawing

Closing

 

New LGCC signs are available now! Free Delivery! Get yours

Sunday, April 14, 2024

Need a club sign for your front yard, driveway or lakeshore? New Lake George Conservation Club Member signs are now available! You can request a new sign by contacting Pat Graiziger at pgraiziger@icloud.com or 612-889-3163 or Birdie Rotramel at birdierotramel@hotmail.com or 763-438-6888 with your name and address.They will be happy to deliver a sign directly to your home.

Lake George Improvement District (LGID) 2024 Calendar

Sunday, April 14, 2024

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The Lake George Improvement District (LGID) Board meets the third Tuesdays of April through October at the Oak Gove City Hall at 6:00 PM

April 16

May 21

June 18

July 16

August 20

September 17

October 10  Yearend Wrap Up reports following LGCC meeting

October 15


Job Opening: LGID Administrative Coordinator

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

The Lake George Improvement District has a job opening for an Administrative Coordinator. You can read the job description by clicking  on "Job Opening" above or you can download the document at the link at the bottom of LGID Information page.

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Maps of Lake George neighborhoods are now available

Wednesday, October 11, 2023

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Lake George maps have information about the separate neighborhoods on the shore line and a listing of the residents and their locations on the lake. Click on resources above to find the pdf maps of the Lake George neighborhoods.


Content rules for the Lake George Conservation Club website

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

Rules for website organization and content The website will accept and include:

  • Conservation club events, news and meeting minutes,
  • Lake related news and information including Lake George Regional Park as it relates to LGCC.
  • Lost and found items on the lake.
  • Events and news from Lake George Improvement District approved for publishing on the website.

Email blasts to Lake George residents will be limited to meeting announcements (LGCC and LGID) and updates on events like roadside clean-up, annual picnic and death announcements.

Send content for publication on the website to info@lakegeorgemn.org . A link is at the bottom of this page

Annual Picnic 2023

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

IMG_1705.jpeg Another great turnout for our annual picnic, catered by Anoka’s Casa Rio. It began with clear skies and a small but dedicated crew of board members to set up. Birdie once again created stunning and creative raffle baskets for kids and adults. Over 50 people attended. The skies opened up to a rain shower. The July 4th boat parade winners announced. The club gifted John Vilandre with an all season jacket ( for the man of all seasons) with loon insignia for his 14 years as secretary extraordinaire. New members were welcomed and folks gathered in their named sections of the lake for a moment to connect. Larry gave us the sad ending of the baby looms this year 4 baby chicks met their fate to eagles most likely 7 adults remain. Juanita encouraged everyone to attend the annual general meeting of LGID to vote. Everyone was invited to start using the new website. A good time was had by all.

Winners of the 4th of July Boat Parade

Saturday, July 22, 2023

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This year's theme was "America the Beautiful". Three prizes are offered: 1st place receives the annual traveling trophy and a $25 gift card; 2nd place receives a gift card; 3rd place receives honorable mention. Our judges this year were Ella Baldwin-Viereck and Jerry Crawford. And the winners are...

  • Birdie and Tom Rotramel 1st Place
  • Jackie Sundsrud and family 2nd place
  • Diane Block Honorable mention

Winner of July 4th boat parade fashion award

Saturday, July 22, 2023

Jay's feet cropped.jpg We already have a winner! This year, Jay Edwardson's patriotic feet walked away with the LGCC Independence Day Fashion Award, Congratulations Jay! Looking good. BTW there's no trophy, no cash award, or anything. It's just the honor and pride of knowing that you possess the best fashion sense in the club.

Lake George Conservation Club 2023 Raffle

Saturday, July 22, 2023

IMG_6379.jpeg There was a little rain at this year's picnic but it didn’t deter the raffle ticket holders. Seven families donated items and Birdie created separate gift baskets for adults and children. Lots of winners! The fifty dollar grand prize was won by Kelsey Hirsch and Craig Carlson.

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Our Guest Speaker is Carroll Henderson. The topic is SWANS

Saturday, July 22, 2023

IMG_0552 2.jpeg You see these beautiful creatures on our lake every fall, but what do you really know about SWANS? At the club’s next meeting, August 10, you can learn a lot about swans. Our presenter will be Carroll Henderson, retired founder and director of the DNR Nongame Wildlife Program. He will be joined by Lori Naumann who will be returning to provide information about the Nongame Wildlife Program and LOONS. The RESOURCES button above will lead you to an interesting news article about the work of Carroll Henderson with the DNR Nongame Wildlife Program.

Help Wanted: Lake George Conservation Club Needs a New Secretary

Friday, July 21, 2023

johnV.png After 14 years in the position, John Vilandre is stepping down. Please consider stepping forward to fill this vital role.

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