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Please join us for a Work Day on October 17

In consideration of the NY Chapter, Inc. schedule for Oct. 16, the Annual Meeting via Zoom at 10 a.m. and elections, we are holding a Work Day on Sunday 10/17 only, instead of the 16th.
Lunch will be provided and camp fees are waived, as usual, but no Hosted Weekend, unless a Host volunteers.
Applicants and keyholders, PLEASE consider helping to move the swim dock in, dismantle the shower, and other priority winterizing tasks.
Come enjoy a beautiful Fall day at Camp Nawakwa! for a Fall Work Day, Sunday, 10/17. 
The Work Day begins at 9:00 a.m. or your earliest convenience.
We will plan another Fall Work Weekend, as we did last year, in November.
Please RSVP to Teri and Don at blaugabels@msn.com by Thursday evening at 9:00 pm.
PLEASE, also, don’t forget to RSVP on adkny.org to be sent a link to the Annual Meeting via Zoom.

Hope to see you at Camp Nawakwa Fall Work Day, Sunday, 10/17.

Advisory: New Roof Installation Starts October 4th

News from Teri:

 

Eureka!! – the work on the new roof is scheduled to begin tomorrow. Don and I will be on site to let the contractor in, although the weather may delay the start to later in the week.

The contractor, Edward Corey, is putting pilons across the driveway after the fire road, when his trucks are in the turn-around. Keyholders will have access to the driveway and can turn around in the fire road.

Access to the lodge will be minimally restricted for about two weeks. The downstairs will be fully accessible. The crew will work with keyholders who wish to access the top floor, depending on where they are working.

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Founded in 1923, the Nawakwa Outdoor Association of New York, Inc. is a membership organization dedicated to the enjoyment of the outdoors through hiking, walking, camping, swimming, skiing, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking, and to the conservation and preservation of our wilderness, particularly the mountains, lakes, trails, and camping areas of the metropolitan New York region.