Focused on continuously improving the water quality of Wilson Lake
The Boards will be replaced gradually beginning in April, 2012. This has been a very early Ice Out! Caution should be exercised to prevent hypothermia from overexposure to the cold water. Use your PFDs out there! Road Commissioner Winchell said Read More
Many states now require that operators of any motorized vessel complete a boating safety class and carry their certification with them when on the water. Maine does not yet have this mandate. Nevertheless, a wise boat operator will take advantage Read More
While the lakes are chilling under a blanket of ice, the Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance (AWWA) is eagerly preparing for another year of “Clean Lakes” projects and looking forward to working with the members of the Wilson Lake Association. Read More
FEEDING THE DUCKS: Many of us have warm memories of times spent feeding ducks and feeling that we were doing a good deed. We thought feeding them would make them healthy and happy, but it doesn’t. We would never have Read More
It is the law on all Maine lakes that any motorized vessel including jet skis, maintain headway speed only, within 200 feet of shore. Headway speed means “no wake.” This is to protect swimmers and to protect the shoreline Read More
On Sunday, July 31, 2011, seven enthusiastic Wilson Lakers participated in Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance’s first “Discovery Cruise” aboard Bill Pimental’s comfortable pontoon boat.The 2 hour floating class was conducted by Linda Schier and Chuck Hodsdon of AWWA on a Read More
On September 29, 2011 the Shoreland Zoning Revisions were approved by town voters. Town of Acton Website
The next will be held March 24, 2012, 9:00 am, 94 Peacock Road.
Annual meeting being held at Acton Town Hall.