Peter Menzies, of Bolton, Elected To Lead LGA Board Of Directors As President

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Peter Menzies of Bolton Landing and Bedford has been elected the new president of the Lake George Association Board of Directors. “This organization is incredible — we have a 135-year history of protecting this treasure, and we’ve never been stronger, or better positioned, to continue to do impactful work to protect Lake George’s water quality,”…
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LGA’s 2020 Annual Meeting Will Be Virtual, Set for Friday, June 26

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For the first time in its 135-year history, the LGA’s annual meeting will be completely online. The meeting discussing the LGA’s work in 2019 and upcoming work for 2020 is scheduled for June 26. Meeting sign-ins begin at 9:45 a.m., with presentations starting at 10:00 a.m. Sign up to participate in the meeting here: https://www.lakegeorgeassociation.org/annual-meeting During…
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Results: Mostly Dead Asian Clams Removed In LGA Citizen Science Day

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Volunteers and LGA staff removed fewer invasive Asian clams from Sandy Bay during the LGA’s Asian Clam Citizen Science Day in 2019, but the ratio of live clams to dead clams is similar to what was found in 2018. In early August, the Lake George Association and the Lake Stewardship Group of Cleverdale came together…
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Contaminants of Emerging Concern Are Subject of LGA’s 134th Meeting

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The Lake George Association is bringing in experts from around New York State to discuss with members and guests the results of a yearlong water sampling research project for “Contaminants of Emerging Concern.” LGA staff were trained in spring 2018 in order to participate in this research project. The public is cordially invited to the…
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What You Can Do To Protect Lake George: LGA Annual Meeting Focus 2018

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The Lake George Association’s 133rd Annual Meeting will focus on the actions that our members and other watershed residents can do in protecting Lake George water quality. The meeting will be Friday, August 17, 2018, at the Lake George Club, 4000 Lake Shore Drive, Diamond Point. The public is cordially invited. Registration opens at 9:30…
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LGA Members Invited Aboard Cruisette To Sample Lake George Water Quality

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  The Lake George Association is inviting its members for an educational and informative trip on our 1941 Elco Cruisette to sample Lake George’s famed water quality and visit with staff members. Reservations are first come, first served. We invite our members to join LGA Water Quality Specialist Dr. Jeremy Farrell as he conducts CSLAP…
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LGA Prepares For Busy Summer Of Lake Events

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As part of the Lake George Association’s mission to protect Lake George water quality, we are planning many different events to spread the word about Lake quality protection, including events to promote our scientific monitoring, promote and expose people to our education programs, promote ways that residents and business owners can live Lake-Friendly, and promote…
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Good news and bad news on the invasive species front for the Lake

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By Walt Lender Lake George Association Executive Director There’s good news and there’s bad news this week as we mark the National Invasive Species Awareness Week – Feb. 26 to March 2. The good news, according to the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (one of the Lake George Association’s partners in defense against invasive species),…
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