The mission of the Great Lake Sylvia Association is to protect and improve the quality of
East Lake Sylvia and West Lake Sylvia in Wright County, Minnesota.
To JOIN or RENEW your membership please click on the green oval buttons above.
Note: Be sure all of your information is up to date! If you have any address or phone number changes,
please notify Membership Committee Chairperson Lisa Peery uragoodboy@gmail.com or 320-274-6655.
Thank you!
2021 GLSA EVENTS:
- Annual GLSA Meeting - Saturday, June 5th 9:00 a.m. Annandale High School Commons (School buildings require masks)
- Friday, July 2, 2021 Fireworks - West lake
- 4th of July Boat Parade - stay tuned for more details
- GLSA Golf Tournament - tentatively scheduled for July 10th at Southbrook
- Art Event and Annual Picnic: dates to be determined....Stay tuned!
Volunteers are always needed ! If you are interested in helping with any of the events - please contact a board member!
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GLSA Board of Directors
Blaine Barkley lksylvia@lakedalelink.net Mike McNellis mmcnelis@lakedalelink.net
Lorie Herman loriejher@gmail.com Stephani Lind splind@comcast.net
Jerry Euteneuer euteneuerd@aol.com Keith Schaunaman kschaunaman@gmail.com
Jim Gray jgray@aafedt.com Jim Maciej jvm1@windstream.net
Rick Phipps rphipps2222@gmail.com Renee Wyffels renee.wyffels@gmail.com
Mark Struble mark.c.struble@gmail.com Claire Dempsey dempseymn@aol.com
Update on Starry Stonewort (Ssw) Surveys and Treatments
Attached is a five year report of the monitoring and management of starry stonewort at West Lake Sylvia.
It is great news to see how successful management and containment of this species has been over the last 5 years.
Thanks to all those who donated and worked on this project.
Reminder: It Takes Just One.....
GLSA water quality teams have worked for many years to maintain the quality of the lake that draws people from all over central Minnesota to the Annandale area. Each year Lake Sylvia residents contribute tens of thousands of dollars to maintain the beauty and clarity of the lake. Many water related issues such as zebra mussels have no cure or any way to manage the issue, they simply degrade the lake over time. The main point of entry of an invasive specie that will degrade our lake that everyone loves is a boat landing. Lake Sylvia pays to have inspectors at the DNR public landing seven days a week, 12 hours a day to inspect the boats that come to enjoy Lake Sylvia. The inspectors are not there to “catch” a boater doing something wrong, they are there to educate the public while protecting the lake. People that look for ways to launch their boats without inspection using a private landing are the greatest threat to the lake. It just takes one boat to undo years of work, tens of thousands of dollars in control costs, and hundreds and hundreds of volunteer hours to introduce a new unmanageable issue such as spiny water fleas or any of several other issues to the lake. Don’t Be The One that undoes years of effort that keep Lake Sylvia clean, clear, and desirable.
Please have your boat inspected free of charge by a trained inspector at the public landing.
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