Welcome to  the U.P.!

Are you new to our lake? Have you had any changes to your contact information?  LMPO needs to have the correct information.
 (Select Around Town at top * Click on Contact Form * Fill it out and SUBMIT)


What do you see from your area?
(you can either post pictures on the LMPO FB page or send them directly to [email protected])
​Let's see how many people join us!
Several of you have added to our 'fun'.  Keep those pictures coming.

Why join the LMPO?

$25 a year
Make checks payable to LMPO
send to LMPO Box 137  Michigamme, MI 49861
LMPO now has an email address:  [email protected]
If you are interested in receiving paperless dues notices/communication, please submit your email address.

Here is a Quick Link to LMPO Calendar Page!

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People enjoyed hearing Jake talk about some of the changes that have been made at the lodge to keep the integrity of the original.  Jack is always letting us know how special our area is.  Thanks for those who attended and donated to the Michigamme Museum.
Rain didn't stop the E.U.T.S. band (Everything under the Sun)    By the end of the night they had the crowd up and dancing to their favorite  tunes.    If you like them, they can ofen be found playing in the area.  
Lots more picture of the 4th activities.  Just click HERE

Did You know?
 Matthew Godlewski and Stephen Grobl  won the maps and William Kinnunen won the sign.
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Thanks to Karen Johnson for managing the LMPO FB page.  Reminder that it is a private group so permission is required to access the group chats.
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To enlarge photo, hover over photo & click CONTROL twice.

  Canning?  Freezing?
Here's a guide to know how long you can freeze certain foods.  Click on the picture below

Many props have already been lost due to rocks or water level.  Stay away from the buoys that can move with the wind.  Look at the map for water levels.

Museum still needs
​YOUR help!

  Although the outside is finished, there is MUCH to do on the inside.  Support the museum in any way possible.  Let's get the inside electric and other finishes done soon.  If you can't make the regular soup or salad dinners, you can always help by sending a donation to:
​PO 220  Michigamme, MI 49861
(make checks payable to Michigamme Museum)

Looking for something
to do?
Don't forget to check out our calendar of local events.

​If you know of anything else you would like on the calendar, please don't hesitate to email the information.

​Want an easy way to pay your LMPO dues?
 
​Click on the link below or scan the QR code.

Click above to see what the dues are used for during the year. 

2022 LMPO map

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Click on map to enlarge view
Every five years we give each member a map of the lake.  In 2022 we were able to not only update the map, but also produce it in a smaller, color version that could even be taken out on the boat.  (The maps are printed on water and tear resistant paper.)

One map per dues paying household is provided free of charge.  We  still have a few extras that may be purchased for $10. The option of mailing your copy is available at an additional charge for the postage.  Please contact us if you need to have yours mailed.

LMPO Annual Meeting

Actual newsletter is visible best on a computer.

Is Your property          Safe From ID Theft?​

Don't get caught with the growing white-collar crime.  CLICK HERE to get more information to protect your property.

IMPORTANT for anyone who rents their property...

​The Michigamme Township Board has passed a Short Term Rental Ordinance to minimize impact to our beautiful lake and to protect nearby property owners. All who intend to rent their vacation home on a short-term basis must apply for a rental permit from the Township Office by October 31, 2019. The application fee is $10.00. If a permit is granted, an additional $40.00 will be collected.
Those who do short-term rentals without a permit will be subject to fines, or may be denied a permit in the future.

Is it up or down?

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Rotate Your Ceiling Fans CorrectlyChanging the rotation of your ceiling fan can save you heating and cooling costs. Fans should turn clockwise, at a low speed, during the winter to pull the warm air up and around the room. During the summer, set them to counterclockwise to push the cold air down. While a fan won’t actually change the temperature of the room, the warm or cool air on your skin will make you feel warmer or colder and you’ll be more likely to give your thermostat a break. Note: Most fans have a switch that can be flipped to change direction, while newer models offer the option on the wall panel.