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February News of the Lake  
Contributed by Administrator  
Monday, February 8, 2010

After black ice for skating on the days surrounding Christmas, there was snow and then thaw and then the lake was not suitable for skating and the ice boaters kept their boats at home. Since then, there has been a foot of snow and then rain which melted most of the snow on the lake and left an icy surface that is OK for ice boating but not for skating in most parts. Before the rain, the snow on the lake was “delightful” for skiing and snowshoeing. 

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ICE-IN ON THE LAKE  
Written by Peter Goodwin  
Tuesday, January 5, 2010

 Ice-out is always interesting as it shows the change of seasons, but “ice-in” does the same.  When the lake freezes, it is the beginning of winter.  If you haven't been here to see it, it is worth coming up for it.  The only problem is that you never really know when it will happen.  Last year, the lake froze in fits and starts for about a month.  This year it happened in about two weeks.
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An Anti-oxident Christmas Present to the Lake  
Written by Peter Goodwin  
Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Many people who enjoy Lake Wentworth could give a gift to the lake that is also good to eat.  Vegetative buffers are important to the health of our lake and one plant that qualifies as a native species is the blueberry.  You can plant blueberries along your lake shore, help prevent runoff into the lake and harvest a delightful treat in the process.

Vegetative buffers are important for the health of our lake and you can help.  When you are thinking about what to give this season as a gift, why not visit the web site of a company that sells blueberry plants, order a few and then plant them along your shoreline next spring.  The Comprehensive Shoreline Protection Act strives to keep nutrients out of New Hampshire lakes and your blueberry plants can help to do that.  It may take a few years for the plants to start producing fruit, but then they will produce healthy berries for years.
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***UPDATE*** A Great Wrap-Up Dinner  
Contributed by Administrator  
Monday, November 9, 2009

LWA FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS GATHERED FOR AN EVENING OF GOOD FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP!

NEW PHOTOS (Shown below) and MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENT HAVE BEEN ADDED.

The LWA held its Fall Wrap-Up Dinner on Sunday, October 11th starting at 6:00 PM at the Wolfeboro Inn’s 1812 Room.

Dinner was great!  Friendship was great! Allen Stevens was made a Life Member of the Lake Wentworth Association and lots of stories were told about him.  He even told a few about himself. The weed pullers were also honored. 

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Big Fish Caught in 2009 Fishing Derby  
Written by Karen Ouhrabka  
Monday, August 10, 2009

There was a good turnout and fun was had by all at the 2009 fishing derby.  
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Lots of Racing at the Point Breeze Sailboat Race
Barbara Sandford Life Member LWA
Comprehensive Shoreline Protection Act (CSPA)
Draw Down Years
Insects We Don't Want Here
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