JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
OUR MOST HONEST and BIGLY FAIR JUDGES
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
Signing of the Declaration of Independence
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
CURIOUS SPECTATORS
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
Is that George Washington??
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
George?
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
What? Is that a pirate?
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
JULY 4th BOAT PARADE
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WEEDS WEEDS! Why so many weeds in Lake George
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Contributed by Juanita Reed-Boniface, Chair, Lake George Improvement District
Several residents have raised concern about the increased weed growth in the lake the last few weeks. I have shared these concerns with Jamie Schurbon, Water Specialist, Anoka County Conservation District Here are his thoughts:
Neighborhood Picnic Sunday July 26
Monday, July 6, 2026
Friday, June 19, 2026
Celebrating 1776 – The 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence
DECORATE YOUR BOAT & JOIN THE FUN!
This year's parade theme is: 1776 Honoring 250 Years of American Independence
Show your patriotic spirit by transforming your boat into a floating tribute to America's founding. Think colonial America, founding fathers, the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross, revolutionary soldiers, patriotic symbols, or your own creative interpretation of 1776!
For EVENT DETAILS click on "read more"
Lake George Improvement District Water Treatment Notice
Friday, June 5, 2026
Dear Lake George Property Owner / Resident,
The Lake George Improvement District (LGID), in partnership with Aquatic Plant Management LLC (APM), will be conducting a targeted herbicide application to control invasive Eurasian Watermilfoil (EWM) this season on Monday June 15.
Dick Werner Bench Dedication
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Respect the Loons - Keep your distance. It’s the law.
Friday, May 22, 2026
How Far Away Are You Supposed To Stay From A Loon on a Minnesota Lake??
This Minnesota DNR says to stay back 200 feet!
Avoid making a wake - a wake could drown the chicks. More about loons And more about loons
