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Invasive Plant Patrol Training with Maine Volunteer Lake Monitors

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by Lake Hosts Chris McKay and Scott Mrazik, who found a fragment of Eurasian milfoil on a boat on July 28th.

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Archive of old stories and events. Instead of removing outdated articles, they will be moved to the Archive.

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On June 28th, the Copp Brook loons hatched one chick, shown here on it's parents back.  Please be very careful when boating in the area. The Scribner pair had no chicks. The  Second Basin pair is back on the nest.  - LPC Biologist Alexis Rudko
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