Shirt Orders
Hello everyone!
Just want to let you know that we are hoping to place an order at the end of this month to have shirts available in May! If you are interested in ordering a Lake Loramie or Lake Loramie Improvement Association Shirt, Hat, or Polo, please go to: LakeLoramieIA.com/store.
If you want to order in person, please attend the next LLIA meeting and I’ll have the forums available to fill out for an order.
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Please see Minster Service Club’s Palm Sunday Flyer below!
Lake Clean Up 2019
Hello everyone!
We wanted to let you know that we are having a Lake Clean Up this weekend, March 23, 2019 from 9am to noon. If you want to attend, please go to this link and fill out the appropriate forms. lakeloramieia.com/home/forms/
If you are helping, there are two options. You can help on land or on water. If you are helping this land pickup, please meet at the State Park Office (4401 Ft. Loramie Swanders Rd). If you are helping on water, please meet at the Adaptive Launch (11070 St. Rt. 362).
We look forward to seeing you!
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Ten New State Wildlife Officers Ready to Serve Ohioans
COLUMBUS, OH – Ten new state wildlife officers from the 29th Wildlife Officer Pre-Service Training Academy were sworn in at a ceremony in Columbus Friday, March 15, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Graduation requirements included completing seven months of training in a multitude of law enforcement and conservation topics. Ohio’s newest wildlife officers were hired from a pool of almost 600 applicants from more than 12 states.
Wildlife officers have statewide authority to enforce wildlife regulations and protect state lands, waterways and property. As state law enforcement officers, they contribute to public safety both in their local areas and in Ohio’s vast outdoors. Each year, Ohio’s state wildlife officers speak to hundreds of clubs and groups about conservation and wildlife programs; perform fish and wildlife surveys; and provide technical advice and instruction about hunting, fishing and other outdoor-related recreation.
The new officers will be assigned to a county and will continue training by working with experienced officers in their area of assignment during the next six months.
The new state wildlife officers, their hometowns, and assignments:
- Ethan J. Bingham, Wauseon, assigned to Seneca County
- Michele E. Butler, Sandusky, assigned to Erie County
- Nathan J. Cass, Galion, assigned to Crawford County
- Levi M. Farley, Antwerp, assigned to Paulding County
- Evan J. Huegel, Westfield Center, assigned to Stark County
- Antoinette M. Jolliff, Cardington, assigned to Hancock County
- Matthew J. Madgar, Cuyahoga Falls, assigned to Cuyahoga County
- Ryan M. Pawlus, Mantua, assigned to Lake County
- Brock P. Williamson, Bucyrus, assigned to Van Wert County
- Houston J. Wireman, Wapakoneta, assigned to Adams County
For more information about the ODNR Division of Wildlife, including how to become a state wildlife officer, visit wildohio.gov
ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and protection of our natural resources for the benefit of all. Visit the ODNR website at ohiodnr.gov.
The above class photo courtesy of ODNR Division of Wildlife.
Article by: ODNR Division of Wildlife
March 15th, Immediate Release
Updates
Just a few updates from the website to current projects:
Website:
The store is open and ready to take orders. If you order before Nov. 27th. we will try to have your order to you before Christmas. lakeloramieia.com/store
Projects:
The Adaptive launch has been installed (Sep. 2018) and will have a dedication in June 2019. This was phase one of the adaptive project. Phase two has started and more details will be announced soon.
You can also contact the Mertz Family @ Loramie_Eagles_and_Wildlife@lakeloramieia.com
The Fitness Trail has been completed and a dedication was held in August, see article for more information: https://lakeloramieia.com/2018/08/26/earls-island-fitness-trail/.
Any comments about the above projects, please let us know!