Submitted by Bruce Nystrom I just completed a boat ride on an almost mirror top Lake John. I wanted to see for my self if we had more than one Loon Family going on……To my surprise, I saw at least … Continued
Submitted by Bruce Nystrom I observed an adult with the chick near our shoreline this AM for about 15 minutes. The chick is still dark brown and appeared to be about half the length of the adult. It was staying … Continued
Submitted by Bruce Nystrom For the first time I saw the Loon Family on the North End of the main lake with at least one Chick. The Chick was pretty good sized too, so probably not a newborn. They were … Continued
Your Septic | Out of Sight but Not Out of Mind Written by: Kathy Jonsrud | Wright County Coalition of Lakes Executive Committee & Sean Riley | Zoning Administrator, Wright County Planning and Zoning Almost all of us with lake … Continued
There has been a change to the 2015 Wright County Water Surface Use Ordinance boating guides regarding paddle boards. The guidelines now read: All motorized watercraft regardless of length and nonmotorized watercraft over 10 feet must be licensed by the Department … Continued
Our Loon Watcher, Bruce Nystrom, spotted this big fella/feller heading for Lake John from a nearby wetland on Wednesday, May 6, 2015. He says he sees “them” every Spring and Fall. If you see some more, get out your camera … Continued
As a reminder, the following are the 2015 Water Safety Regulations in Wright County. For a complete list of the guidelines and regulations visit the DNRs site. Section 4.10 – Water Safety Regulations* Subdivision 1. No person shall operate a … Continued
Lake John Association Board Meeting Agenda Location: Southside Township Hall Date: Monday, May 11 6:00 p.m. Approve Secretary and Treasurer’s reports Committee Reports Water Quality: Bob Fleskes/Kirk Linderholm COLA – Elaine Fleskes, Steve Benzschawel Business Appoint Secretary: Jean Sutherland Expiring … Continued
Submitted by Bruce Nystrom I observed an adult with the chick near our shoreline this morning for about 15 minutes. The chick is still dark brown and appeared to be about half the length of the adult. It was staying … Continued