Webb Lake Association in WI

06/12/2026

🇺🇸 It’s America’s 250th Birthday… and it falls on a Saturday! 🇺🇸

What better year could there be for the Biggest and Best Annual 4th of July Boat Parade on Lower Webb Lake? 🇺🇸🛶. If it floats and can be decorated, it can be in the parade!

Start planning your theme, decorations, costumes, and patriotic spirit now, the 4th will be here before you know it!

Boats will line up in front of Oak Ridge, and the parade will begin at Noon, traveling clockwise around Lower Webb Lake.

Whether your boat is decked out in stars and stripes, celebrating American history, an American tradition, or simply showing off your lake pride, we hope you’ll join the fun!

Not participating? Gather your family, friends, and favorite lawn chair, and come cheer on the parade from the shoreline. The beach at Oak Ridge is a great spot to watch all the action and so is the Sandbar.

Let’s make this year’s parade one for the history books as we celebrate 250 years of America and another great summer on the lake!

❤️🤍💙 See you on the water! ❤️🤍💙

06/10/2026

NOTICE:
ULWLA Annual Meeting
Saturday June 13th at 9:00 am
Webb Lake Town Hall

Registration and mingling with neighbors starts at 8:30 am.
Dues are $50 and you can pay at https://webblakewi.com/

If you would prefer to join virtually via Teams Video, please use this information or send an email to [email protected] with your email for the link or use this:

Microsoft Teams Meeting
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/233163981043907?p=TiXbVrszt7kljPd37j
Meeting ID:233 163 981 043 907
Passcode:NJ2Qs6Wc

06/10/2026

It's almost time for the ULWLA Annual Meeting.
Registration will start this Saturday, June 13th at 8:30 am and the meeting will start at 9:00 am.
Thank you to everyone who registered as a member and paid their dues in advance on the ULWLA Webb Site https://webblakewi.com/
If you want to register in advance of the meeting, that would be great. We can also help you at the meeting and collect dues at that time.

We will be offering a Teams Link to those that cannot be in person but would like to dial in via video. You will be able to ask questions via chat and see the presentation.
If you would like a link to attend via video, please email [email protected] to provide the email you want the invite sent to.
See you all Saturday ... looking like a large turnout!

06/01/2026

It's almost time to hang out with your neighbors, learn what's happening on the lake, and join the annual ULWLA Association Meeting!

We will be meeting on Saturday, June 13th at 9:00 am at the Webb Lake Town Hall.

Come early to pay dues, register and mingle!

05/24/2026

Good reminder!
There was a brand new dawn in our road this week.
🦌

As we approach Memorial Day weekend, we want to remind people of some basic Fawn Facts.
Fawns are adorable with long lashes, sweet faces and no body fat. They look like they shouldn’t be able to survive at all, let alone in the wild, but they have been surviving like this for thousands of years.
Does leave their fawns alone for long periods of time and watch from a distance. Fawns are born with great camouflage and little to no scent. This protects them from predators. If a potential predator approaches, they lie perfectly still and pretend to be invisible. They do this even if they are in the middle of the road and the potential predator is a car. This is why you may come across a fawn lying on the centerline of the road. It is doing what is supposed to do!
Mom stays away from her fawn, so predators aren’t drawn to them. She usually has twins, sometimes triplets. Most of the time she hides them separately, sometimes they are close together. She puts them where she feels it’s safe. That could be your yard, under your deck or even on the welcome mat on your back door. She generally moves them each day but if she feels it’s a very safe place, she may leave them there several consecutive days.
The shape of the fawn’s ears (curled or not) has NOTHING to do with its hydration or if it may need help or not. That is a persistent false myth that gets circulated every year. Ignore it. Better yet, help stop it from spreading.
As they get older and start to move about, people may see them wander and cry. This is not unusual and not an automatic sign of trouble. Often Mom may be off feeding a sibling or even getting some alone time and the fawn wants dinner NOW!
If you find a fawn you have concerns about CALL US BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING. We answer the phone 24/7. We can help you determine whether to intervene. Fawn rehab space is limited across Wisconsin this year, so we want to make sure any fawn brought into care really needs to be in care. Don’t break up a family unnecessarily.
Call 715-362-9453

05/22/2026

Have Fun!

05/22/2026

Did you find these on your doors?
Everyone within a 1 mile radius of Webb Lake is invited!
See you June 13 at 9 AM at the Webb Lake Townhall

05/22/2026

Did you mark your calendar?
The ULWLA Annual Meeting is Saturday, June 13th at 9:00 am at the Webb Lake Town Hall.
See you all there!

Tips for Registration

05/21/2026

Check BEFORE you Burn!!! 🔥