FEATURES
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Let’s Save Some Lives
Blood Drive 2026 will take place on Saturday, September 5, 2026 from 7:30 am until ? at the Powell Cottage (N7083 E Pine Lake Lane). Once again we will be joining forces with Long Lake, Gilbert Lake and other area lakes for a donor packed morning, delicious treats and community building. The Powells are once again planning an amazing surprise for all who volunteer at this event! What could it be?
Sign up information will be available at the annual meeting. Do not hesitate to reach out to Sarah Kirchhoff with any questions.
Even if you’re unable to give blood you are welcome to come join in the camaraderie, food and fun!
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Check it out: Clean Boats Clean Waters
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If you signed up for the well water testing, watch for your report soon.
Get ready for one of the best days of summer
The PLPOA Picnic is back
Saturday, July 25th, 11:30 on the Kleutgen lawn!
W5672 County Road K, Wild Rose, WI, 54984 (map)
Every year this gathering brings neighbors together for great food, big laughs, and that unmistakable Pine Lake summer magic. Whether you’re a long‑time resident or brand‑new to the lake, this is the perfect chance to meet people, relax, and enjoy a classic community tradition.
Your help is needed!
Set-up begins at 10:00 AM.
Bring a cooler to keep the beer and ice cold.
Bring Ice for coolers
Bring a dessert or salad to share
Serve food
Run games
Clean up
The more hands we have, the better the day becomes for everyone.
Expect all the favorites: delicious grilled food, plenty of sides and desserts, games for kids, and the kind of easy going fun that makes Pine Lake feel like one big family. You might even see a few friendly competitions break out — and yes, water balloons have been known to make an appearance.
A huge thank‑you goes to the Kleutgens for generously hosting again this year. It’s the perfect backdrop for an afternoon of sunshine and community.
Mark your calendars, bring your appetite, and come ready for a great time.
See you at the picnic!
A Beautiful Night…
Too much outdoor LIGHTING disrupts our nighttime ecosystem and habitats for pollinators, fireflies, frogs, turtles, navigating birds and other nocturnal creatures.
Please consider turning off your lights at night or, if lighting for safety reasons, tilt lights to face downward and use yellow lights vs. white.
Click here for more info about Outdoor Lighting and our environment.
