Groups Work Toward Improved Water Quality
Ashleigh Reinsch
For the Times-Union
Center, Winona, Little Eagle, Pike lakes and the streams which enter into them are available to all for fishing, swimming and boating.
However, these bodies of water would not be safe for the public without the efforts of the local lake associations to keep the water clean.
In the 1970s, the Winona Lake Preservation Association was formed to keep Winona Lake and the surrounding watersheds clean. It became officially incorporated Feb. 15, 1984. The WLPA and town of Winona Lake teamed together to find ways to make this happen.
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