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Get Ready for Summer 2010!

Sunday, April 25th, 2010

The snow has disappeared, the trees are budding and the flowers are blooming, and the Friends of Lake Glenville 2010 Summer Season is about to begin.  Please go to the Social page and put the various breakfasts and other social occasions on your schedule to attend.  The breakfasts will have varied venues this year and a new start time, 8:30am, so you will have more time to enjoy your family, guests, and the lake afterward.  The most attended event every year, the Grand Summer Social, will again be at The Lake Club in July.

Please also think about volunteering to help at one of the events, with lake and stream water testing, or as a committee member or even as a Board Member.  If there are activities the FLG should be undertaking or events with which the FLG should be associated, send us an email or call any of the Board Members with your ideas and suggestions.  This is YOUR organization devoted to Protecting and Preserving Lake Glenville.

Happy New Year 2010 from the Friends of Lake Glenville!

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

After nearly the wettest calendar year on record, with the lake at midsummer levels as winter set in, The Friends of Lake Glenville look forward to 2010 and the opportunity to again enjoy the clear mountain air and the pristine waters of the lake with family and friends.

Keep an eye on this site as the programs and gatherings for 2010 are announced.  If you got a survey last fall, as part of a statistical sample of lake-side and near lake property owners and have not sent it back, please complete it and send it back so your opinion gets counted and any ideas you have get considered.

For those of you who do not spend the winter in the mountains, please check out the Gallery page and photographs of Winter in the Mountains by Barbara Short.


Bridal Veil Falls January 2010

Happy 2010!

FLG September Member Breakfast

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Please join us on Saturday September 12, 2009, at 9am at the Trillium Clubhouse (on the golf course side, not the lake side) for breakfast ($12 per person) and to mingle with old friends and meet new ones.  Our speaker will be James McManus, a 35 year veteran of fishing on Lake Glenville and now a full time fishing guide with a Captain’s license.  Recommended by long time fishing guide and real estate mogule Marty Jones, James will cover all aspects of FISH & FISHING ON LAKE GLENVILLE.

Remember it’s not too late in the season to bring a friend along who might become a new FLG member and help kick off our 2010 membership drive.

Please RSVP to Ed Mohler at 743-3796, to flgpresident@friendsoflakeglenville.com, or to our old Yahoo email address flg28736@yahoo.com.