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Dear NLYC Members,
With the first warm temperatures of the year, our thoughts move directly to summer and sailing.
Despite 2020 being a challenging year on many levels, the NLYC is in good financial standing. The attached documents are the 2020, end of year statements. If you have any questions please feel free to contact our treasurer, Paul Price. Thanks also to Linda Ross and Paul Price for all they do to keep the NLYC books up to date and the Board Of Directors informed. NLYC is in search of a new treasurer. If you are interested, please contact me.
Moving forward, the 2021 season will have many opportunities. It looks like we will have a full racing schedule, including many off lake regattas. Please make plans to attend. The social schedule should be full as well, including the 125th + 1 anniversary celebration. Please contact MaryLloyd Lynn-Murphy for social volunteer opportunities.
NLYC is moving forward with our improvement project approved by the membership in the fall. Herb Rasmussen (with help from Craig Heinze and Sam Monroe) is leading our patio and pavilion improvements. Thanks Herb, Craig, and Sam.
Dues will stay the same for the 2021 season. MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL IS OPEN. Please log on to sailnlyc.com and register. Payment can be made by check or credit card (for a small fee). Payment is DUE by APRIL 1st
I look forward to the 2021 sailing and social season as well as serving as your commodore.
Peter Keck
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Nagawicka Lake Yacht Club was established in 1895 exclusively for sailboats. We are based on the shore of Nagawicka Lake in Delafield and Hartland, Wisconsin with a quaint lake-side club house. The club has an active membership that are involved in sailing for pleasure and competition with a racing program that has over 80 races scheduled each season. Our club races Opti, X Boat, 420's, MC Scow, C Scow and E Scow. A range of instructional programs are offered to both adults and children for the experienced or novice sailor. The atmosphere is friendly and informal. Today, the fine facilities, excellent racing program and frequent club social activities combine to offer a wholesome family experience.
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Please let us know if you want to tend bar this year, there are lots of great spots available.
To review the previous Commodore letters from 2020, please visit the Our Board page.
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