The Character, Culture and Charm of Lake Wentworth: Maggie Stier, historian and 4th generation Wolfeboro resident and member of the WWA (full bio below), chronicles the stories of the lake that made Wolfeboro the oldest summer resort in America. How was…
Files for your consideration and vote include new board member bios and revised bylaws for the Association. WWA-Board-Nominations-for-2021-1Download WWA-Proposed-Bylaws-July-2021Download WWA-2020-Annual-Meeting-Minutes-8-8-20Download
This young fisher braved the rain to participate in the derby. Check out his longest pumpkinseed sunny! The rainy and raw weather did not deter the eager participants in this year's Ben Baldwin Fishing Derby which took place on July…
On July 10th, a group took a guided walk on Stamp Act Island. The island is closed to the public but there have been guided walks on the island for the past few years. The walks are organized by the…
July 10th-21st Programs Registration Now Open! We hope that you had a blast over the 4th of July weekend despite the weather. The programs committee has arranged lots of free activities for July and August from naturalist led walks in…
The boat parade was blast and was well attended despite the rain delay. Approximately fifty boats lined up on Lake Wentworth in front of Camp Bernadette at 10 am, on July 5th when parade leader, Tom Ouhrabka, blasted his air…
On Saturday, June 26 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at the Winnipesaukee Winery, the Wentworth Watershed Association kicked off the summer season. It was great to get together in person again! Winery owner Heidi Cogean had graciously invited us to…
ICE (International Committee for Exactness) has been burning up the internet with reports and discussions. Warren Sands was the "problem" and took a long time to melt all the ice. What had happened was that lots of ice had blown…
