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DUE TO THE UPCOMING STORM ON WEDNESDAY 8/21, THE TOWN HAS DECIDED TO CLOSE BROWNS BEACH FOR THE DAY.
Considering the number and severity of the last few storms, this is a good idea.
Question for the Town of Stillwater....why is the Town of Stillwater knocking down the white house and cutting trees down on county rd 76? Want to know why my tax dollars are being spent on that?
Awe come on. You can't predict the future. Invent a waiver where people have to sign off on responsibility. (Liability). Not fair for the folks that drag their kids out of the water when there's a storm coming.
Nick Conners Craig Jim Ryan Sawyer
BROWN'S BEACH will RE-OPEN on Wednesday August 14th at 10am. Water tests came back this morning - all clear!
Million Dollar Beach has a history of being closed for the same reason. If the Ecoli is from the geese that had moved in to the immediate beach area, once shoo’d away it dissipates quickly to safe levels. Stop with the fear mongering!!!
No Thank you! Go to Lake George.
Ecoli cleared up that fast?
Christine Davis
FAMILY DAY ACTIVITY! Sign up Today by Contacting Councilwoman, Ellen Vomacka at elessonqueen@yahoo.com. Payments can be made to Tiara Brown at the Stillwater Town Hall 830a-230p. CASH ONLY PLEASE.
$50 per team. Boards Provided. TEAMS MUST SUPPLY THEIR OWN BEAN BAGS! Age requirement: 16+
Heather Schrimsher should we sign up
Nicole Thompson Oliver
Jean Ann Vance
Jim Smith
Browns Beach is closed for water quality testing. We will advise upon completion.
Well since 3 dogs died because of playing in the lake, I can almost guarantee it has Cyanobacteria, also referred to as blue-green algae. I suggest the town check for any runoffs be cause this algae usually multiples and blooms when the water is warm, stagnant, and rich in nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen) from sources such as fertilizer runoff or septic tank overflows. Although most blue-green blooms are not toxic, some blue-green algae
produces nerve or liver toxins which is very toxic to dogs. People may become ill after swimming or water skiing in lakes with toxic blue green algae. Rarely, people may experience stomach pains, vomiting, diarrhea, and skin rashes (dermatitis/swimmers itch). I am no expert but, this is my opnion of what I think maybe going on in the lake.
So things like this just effect Browns Beach? What about the rest of the water quality in the lake? It just confines itself to that one area? Do they test other areas of the lake as well?
Grace Aiello Freer
https://www.npr.org/2019/07/09/739906562/u-s-appeals-court-rules-trump-violated-first-amendment-by-blocking-twitter-follo
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DUE TO THE UPCOMING STORM ON WEDNESDAY 8/21, THE TOWN HAS DECIDED TO CLOSE BROWNS BEACH FOR THE DAY.
Considering the number and severity of the last few storms, this is a good idea.
Question for the Town of Stillwater....why is the Town of Stillwater knocking down the white house and cutting trees down on county rd 76? Want to know why my tax dollars are being spent on that?
Awe come on. You can't predict the future. Invent a waiver where people have to sign off on responsibility. (Liability). Not fair for the folks that drag their kids out of the water when there's a storm coming.
Nick Conners Craig Jim Ryan Sawyer
BROWN'S BEACH will RE-OPEN on Wednesday August 14th at 10am. Water tests came back this morning - all clear!
Million Dollar Beach has a history of being closed for the same reason. If the Ecoli is from the geese that had moved in to the immediate beach area, once shoo’d away it dissipates quickly to safe levels. Stop with the fear mongering!!!
No Thank you! Go to Lake George.
Ecoli cleared up that fast?
Christine Davis
FAMILY DAY ACTIVITY! Sign up Today by Contacting Councilwoman, Ellen Vomacka at elessonqueen@yahoo.com. Payments can be made to Tiara Brown at the Stillwater Town Hall 830a-230p. CASH ONLY PLEASE.
$50 per team. Boards Provided. TEAMS MUST SUPPLY THEIR OWN BEAN BAGS! Age requirement: 16+
Heather Schrimsher should we sign up
Nicole Thompson Oliver
Jean Ann Vance
Jim Smith
Browns Beach is closed for water quality testing. We will advise upon completion.
Well since 3 dogs died because of playing in the lake, I can almost guarantee it has Cyanobacteria, also referred to as blue-green algae. I suggest the town check for any runoffs be cause this algae usually multiples and blooms when the water is warm, stagnant, and rich in nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen) from sources such as fertilizer runoff or septic tank overflows. Although most blue-green blooms are not toxic, some blue-green algae produces nerve or liver toxins which is very toxic to dogs. People may become ill after swimming or water skiing in lakes with toxic blue green algae. Rarely, people may experience stomach pains, vomiting, diarrhea, and skin rashes (dermatitis/swimmers itch). I am no expert but, this is my opnion of what I think maybe going on in the lake.
So things like this just effect Browns Beach? What about the rest of the water quality in the lake? It just confines itself to that one area? Do they test other areas of the lake as well?
Grace Aiello Freer
https://www.npr.org/2019/07/09/739906562/u-s-appeals-court-rules-trump-violated-first-amendment-by-blocking-twitter-follo