Although the Fourth of July is still four days away, tourists, campers, and visitors have already flocked to Grand Lake St. Marys to kick off the holiday!
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This summer is especially exciting for Grand Lake St. Marys. It will be the first time in years that people are safely able to enjoy the waters without being exposed to the toxic algae that once overtook the lake. All of the warning signs have been taken down on the beaches and waterfronts that used to warn potential swimmers of the toxic algae. Now, the waters are open for everyone to enjoy.
Over the past couple of months the lake improvement association has been busy working on some of it's newest projects including an installation of stake beds and wetlands at windy point.
Both projects began just last month. On October 5 20 stake beds were installed across 10 different areas of Grand Lake St. Marys. The new stakes were installed to help keep the fish in on area and sheltered from predators.