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Spring 2010Spring came early this year to the Northland. Ice was out on our two lakes around April 2-3. According to the Duluth News Tribune, this is the earliest spring in more than a century and the warmest spring in 132 years, the longest above-freezing streak in March, the first March without any measurable snow, the fastest ice-out dates on record and the warmest start to April in Duluth history. Burning restrictions have been posted by the DNR as we are way below normal for precipitation. Please watch for DNR limits on outdoor burning and be very careful. DNR fire restrictions: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestry/fire/firerating_restrictions.html You can also call Les Miller at 218-723-4791. CalendarLake Association meetings start at 10 am at the Fire Hall on #44. May 8 — General information, committee reports, planning of summer activities June 12 — History of logging in the area by Todd Lindahl July 10 — Beaver ecology by Carol Johnston, Little Lake cabin owner and professor at South Dakota State University Road Cleanup —Monday, May 10. Meet at the Fire Hall at 9 am for coffee and rolls, followed by the clean up. Yard Waste Day — Saturday, May 22. 9 am to 1 pm. At the gravel pit near the south end of the Big Lake. No branches larger than 8 inches in diameter. Fire Department Pancake Breakfast — Sunday, July 4, 8 am to noon, Fire Hall. Watch http://www.pequaywanlakes.com for updates. More NewsThe following stories are in a PDF document. >>Click here to access it. Association Dues>> Click here for a form you can use to send your $10 dues to the treasurer or you can pay at an Association meeting. Note that you have to be current in dues to be able to vote at Association meetings. Being an Association member has benefits. It’s a good way to meet your neighbors and get access to such events as Trash Day and the Summer Picnic, as well as the Association’s directory of residents, informational programs and communications and results of water testing. The Association plays an important role in keeping this a great area and you can support those efforts by becoming a member. Find us on Facebook
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