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5. COMMUNICATION Communication is difficult; mailings are expensive and consume much time. I thought I'd try one mailing and try to initiate some other forms of communication. If you have any response to either IMPORTANT QUESTIONS or OTHER QUESTIONS, give your answers in any of these ways: by EMAIL, by PHONE or by FACEBOOK. Give me your Email address and I'll send periodic Emails to you as I get more information. Give me your phone number so I can call you with any relevant information you might want. EMAIL Send email to Mail(a),PeltierLake.Org or wayneleblanc(a )live.com If I see any relevant meetings or events, I could inform those so interested. PHONE ANSWERING MACHINE I've established a phone number, 651- 342 -6567, dedicated to lake, watershed, great blue heron, wildlife, or other environmental topics. It is essentially an answering machine so you won't be in a conversation unless you ask me call you back. Leave a message, ask a question, anything. I'll get back to you if you ask. FACEBOOK, TWITTER I've created a public Face Book page for anyone to post questions, comments or pictures. In this forum, everyone can see everything posted. It is a public Face Book page. You can reach it at www.FaceBook/LakePeltier I've created a Twitter account too, www.Twitter.com/LakePeltier WEB There's also a web site with much information: www.PeltierLake.Or� 6. COMMUNICATION SUMMARY Email: Mail(cr�,PeltierLake.Org or wayneleblancalive.com Answering Machine: 651- 342 -6567. www.FaceBook.com �+ www.Twitter.com www.PeltierLake.Org Give my your Email address and phone number so I can contact you. END COMMUNICATION SUMMARY Thanks. Best of luck to all of us. Wayne LeBlanc 1677 Peltier Lake Drive Centerville, MN 55038 f Mail(a,PeltierLake.Org Curlyleaf Pondweed* 651- 342 -6567 March 2013 (Wayne is a member of the Rice Creek Watershed District Citizens Advisory Committee, a Minnesota Master Naturalist Volunteer, a volunteer on the Stream Health Evaluation Project (SHEP), helps monitor water quality on Peltier Lake, helps count Sandhill Cranes in the spring, and is very interested in helping the Great Blue Herons and Great Egrets and other birds on Peltier island. He has about 10,000 hours invested in environmental activities.) * For those who might be unfamiliar with Curlyleaf Pondweed, see the sketch at right. All other aquatic plants in Peltier Lake seem to be beneficial to water quality.