By John Dackow Today’s (Tuesday, May 27) Bottle and Can drive resulted in only 2500 total units(less than 1/3 of the 7975 collected in April) This netted us $150 to […]
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Drinkers Needed!
Buoys Deployed
The hazard buoys were deployed today (Saturday, May 16) in the lake. The map below shows their location. (click here for printable pdf version) As a reminder, these are placed […]
Spring Clean Up!
PECK’s LAKE – Over the past few Spring Seasons we’ve transitioned from a “Spring Clean-Up Day” where volunteers came together on one day to walk lake community roads and pick-up […]
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By John Dackow
President’s Message
Spring 2025 Winter has finally eased its grip at the Lake, just a little, and Spring is in the air. At least according to the calendar. It was an unusually […]
CSLAP Report: the lake is healthy
CSLAP Update from Tom Bielli The PLPA has been participating in the Citizens Statewide Lake Assessment Program (CSLAP) for many years. CSLAP allows us to monitor the chemical and physical […]
North Shore Trails Update
By Dick Carlson Now that spring is here and the snow is rapidly melting we are once again looking forward to enjoying the outdoors on the PLPA trails on the […]
2024-25 Snowfall may set record
For those of you who spent time or stayed at the lake this winter, this may have been truly the winter of your discontent. While we’re certainly no stranger to […]
Bleecker Town Board to consider Assessor extension
Wednesday, March 26 @ 7pm, the Town Board of Bleecker will be discussing the extension of the contract with the current town Assessor, David Galarneau. Board members from the lake […]
Peck family logging update
The following is an update provided to the PLPA by Geoff Peck regarding the logging of Peck Family lands near the North Shore Road. The Peck family held our monthly […]