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2012 Membership - Join or Renew 

Are you a member?  If so, thank you!  If not, why not?

Lake Clean-up Day: Saturday, June 23rd
Please join us for the Annual Little Ossipee Clean-up Day 9:00am—12:00pm
Meet us at the public beach at 9:00 where we will separate into groups to patrol as much of the shoreline and shallow coves as possible. Foot protection and small watercraft is suggested. Camaraderie and trash bags will be provided!
 

Terry Hackett Memorial Boat Parade: Wed. July 4th
Theme: “The Firefighter”
Parade commences at 11:00am.

Little Ossipee Lake Clothing - show your pride & support LOLA!

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Invasive Plant Patrol (IPP) News

The Board of Directors of Little Ossipee Lake Association is pleased to

announce that we have been selected, along with Melissa Brandt of York County

Soil & Water, to host the 2012 Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program's Invasive

Plant Patrol Workshops. The workshops, to be held on July 3rd & 28th, lead to Invasive Plant Inspector certification, and are open to anyone with an interest and commitment to keeping the lake free of invasive plants.  more info  or email IPP@littleossipeelake.org.

NOTES:

   LOLA Board Meeting Schedule change for 2012 - 3rd Saturday, 8:30AM

Spring is a great time to plant and enhance the shoreline buffer zone!

View the online film:  What's so bad about Milfoil? 

Live on a private road? Discover the what, why, and how of 

forming a Road Association

Have photos or info to share?   Email us at: Info@LittleOssipeeLake.org

INVASIVE PLANT MONITORS NEEDED!! Milfoil and other invasive species have been infesting Maine's lakes at a disturbing rate.  Please help protect Little Ossipee by volunteering as an Invasive Plant Inspector.  FREE training provided.

The Little Ossipee Lake Association (LOLA) is a group of caring volunteers, whose purpose is to safeguard and improve water quality; create a safe environment for water recreation; and to provide for the preservation and protection of wildlife species. Residents around the lake, as well as other interested parties, are welcome to join the group.  Monthly meetings are open. All members are invited to attend the annual Lake Association meeting, held in August.  We hope this website will provide a convenient forum for sharing information of interest to all who enjoy the beauty and recreational benefits of Little Ossipee Lake.