Greensboro Association

08/17/2026

A lake level measurement was made today the spillway of the dam by John Schweizer.

It measured at 2".

Average for this date is 3.4".

The rain the last few weeks has raised the level about an inch.

08/07/2026

Thanks to all who came to our annual meeting yesterday!! It was a gorgeous afternoon filled with great conversation and it was a joy to share all that the Greensboro Association has done for the greater Greensboro community over the last year.

A special thanks to Karen Gowen, Chris Leary, Charlie Peck, Chris Steel and Mary White for their time and energy served as a part of the GA board. And a congratulations to new board members Gil Crawford, Ann Kramer, Courtenay Labson, Elsa Schultz, Whitney Sowles, Ricky Albores, Julie Sigler and Jan Terwiesch.

07/30/2026

2026 GREENSBORO ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING

The Greensboro Association Annual Meeting will be held next Thursday, August 6th at 4pm (business meeting will start at 4:30) at the Turning Stone Farm (491 Country Club Rd).

This years annual report can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/136NKuxj7kQsMLwJq5koBYC1mfI-7AjCc/view?usp=sharing

An agenda for the business portion of the annual meeting can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L2Hpl_6HckQjsEiKIYSdvIGsGedmOEHycgVO_HTjl90/edit?usp=sharing

We hope to see you there!

07/27/2026

A huge thank you to all who participated in the Caspian Challenge yesterday. It was a gorgeous day for running, and you all had a good race!

Results are posted here for all of those who are looking for official times.

Link: https://www.webscorer.com/racealldetails?raceid=441426

A special thanks to race director, Eric Hanson and his team of volunteers!

07/18/2026

The lake level measurement was done on July 15th and was measured at 5.5” above the spillway.

Average depths for this time of year are 5.3”, so we are still at or above the average historically.

Thanks, as always, to John Schweizer for keeping records and doing the measurements.

07/03/2026

A new lake level measurement was done July 1st on Caspian Lake.

Water depth was measured at 11 inches above the spillway.

The eight year average for July 1 is 7.5 inches so the lake level remains 3.5 inches higher than average.

Reported by: John Schweizer

06/15/2026

Lake level update - This morning, the measurement at the spillway was 10.5" above the spillway. The 8 year average for the date is 7.1". Since May 15, water levels readings have been above the 8 year average.

Recent June 15 Readings:
June 15 2025 - 4.5 inches
June 15 2024 - 9.0 inches
June 15 2023 - 6.0 inches

A rainy week is forecasted so it is reasonable to expect higher than average lake water levels through mid July.

Reported by: John Schweizer

04/03/2026

It’s membership renewal time!

Renew or begin your GA membership so that old and new greater Greensboro community friends can contact you.

Continue your membership and support the GA’s work with your $25 membership fee, or add an additional donation which helps the GA to…

* connect all of our community,
* protect our lakes and environment, and
* support a vibrant local economy!

For current members, renewal notices are in your inbox - but if you’d like to join the GA, please visit our website: https://www.greensboroassociation.org/join

Thank you for the continued community support!

03/29/2026

Calling all volunteers! Tree planting opportunity on April 28th and 29th.

If you would like to make a direct personal contribution to improving water quality and mitigating stormwater erosion in the Lamoille please join the Stream Wise team and the Caledonia County Natural Resources Conservation District to plant 500 trees on Tuesday April 28th and Wednesday April 29th along the Haynesville Brook in Hardwick just south of the junction of Routes 15 and 16

You could volunteer to support the whole planting, one day or just a couple of hours. Every bit helps. We will begin at 9.30am each day and finish by 5pm. Lunch will be provided. We will provide all instruction needed on site and no prior experience is necessary. The trees are stems and so not heavy to lift and carry.

This planting, and the wider work of Stream Wise, in the Upper Lamoille is supported by the Lake Champlain Basin Program, the Greensboro Association and the Caledonia and Orleans County Natural Resources Conservation Districts.

If you are interested in supporting this important work please contact Jed Feffer at 301-801-7164 or [email protected] to find out more.

01/23/2026

2026 Tour de Greensboro Cancelled

We regret to announce that the 2026 Tour de Greensboro has been cancelled due to extremely cold weather conditions forecast for this weekend .