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Welcome to the Lake Groton
Association web site. This site is designed to
provide information for residents and visitors to
Lake Groton (historically known as Groton Pond) in
Groton, Vermont.
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2009
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By Elizabeth
Maloney, June 2009 |
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Chick hatched June 16th, 2009
By Darlene Sprague |
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A Loon chick was hatched on the Pond on
June 16th. Reminder to boaters to keep your
distance (100 feet) - Please!
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Don't "P" in our Lake or on your Lawn!
Find
out why not and how not to.
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Fireworks donations are needed now!
Please send contributions to Lake Groton Assn,
c/o Rusty Reader, 45 Plateau Acres N, Bradford,
VT 05033
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If you are not receiving association news
letters, then Rusty Reader does not have
your correct address. Please e-mail him the info
at oreste@charter.net
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A wedding ring has been found in the
water at the head of the pond. Contact Jim Soutar
at 479-2400 during weekdays for more
information.
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The town of
Groton is undergoing a reappraisal. The
appraisers plan to do the lake properties this
summer and are sending postcards to alert
property owners as to when expect to be
visiting.
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Article
Tips
on Replanting a Lake Shoreline from the
Spring Federation of Lakes & Ponds Newsletter.
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Darlene Sprague has been building a web site
which is about Groton Pond and Loons.
Groton Pond enthusiasts will enjoy.
Click here to go there.
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Due to cutbacks of staff, the Nature Center
will not have a full time staff this summer.
It may be staffed on weekends by a volunteer.
Stillwater State Park will have some programs -
see Nature Center
Programs for a schedule.
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Saturday, July 4 - Boat Parade beginning
at 1:00 pm at the south end of the pond near the
Dubois Camp (#119) and progressing clockwise
around the pond. Prizes: Best Decorated
Shore Line, Most Creative Boat and Harold Puffer
Most Patriotic Boat.
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Sunday, July 5 - Informal coffee, donuts
and conversation at the Nature Center. 8:00 -
9:00 am.
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Sunday, July 5th & Monday, the 6th - Vermont
Boaters Safety Course at the Nature Center.
For more information,
click here or
contact Jim Soutar at 479-2400 during weekdays.
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Sunday, July 5 - Fireworks at dusk on the
Pond (rain date July 11th)
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Thursday,
July 9th is the first of the Thursday night
Summer Suppers and Music in the Park in Groton. They
will run Thursdays for 6 weeks.
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Spring Morning |
Young Bull Winkle on Boulder Beach
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 Before launching, always wash and
inspect your boat, motor, trailer and gear for
Milfoil!
We can't afford not to.... |
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Please provide
any comments or suggestions on this website to
Dave Spencer
Thanks! |
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