by Daniel l. Dolgin Like wines, some wakes are good and some not so good; too much in the wrong place, very bad. Wakes unleash energy generated by a motorboat
by Daniel l. Dolgin Like wines, some wakes are good and some not so good; too much in the wrong place, very bad. Wakes unleash energy generated by a motorboat
by Wynn Muller – Maine Lakes Society As an active lake association, Friends of Wilson Lake spends about $5,000 (including $2,000 in DEP grant funds) inspecting boats at the landing
Greetings from Moose Pond! As another year comes to a close I would like to thank our board of directors and all the volunteers that make the Moose Pond Association
Greetings from Moose Pond! I am writing this note while sitting on our dock on the west shore of the middle basin having just finished my morning row. Just about every
by Colin Holme Last summer’s cluster of tornadoes on Moose Pond, Long and Highland Lakes tore up numerous waterfront properties, damaged houses, buildings, and boats. And of course, they also left
by Brian Fox and Leigh Macmillen Hayes The sky darkened to an eerie color around 4:30 p.m. on July 1st and I moved indoors. Suddenly—and I mean suddenly—the wind rose up.
For many, summer is the season when the lure of Moose Pond is strongest. Swimming in its clean, refreshing waters or fishing in the still of the early morning delights us.
Subtle improvements in pathways and plantings can have a big impact on reducing erosion. Funding is available to help homeowners with this sort of work.
Just as a taking a person’s temperature helps assess human health, checking water temperature reveals a lot about a lake’s overall health. To get a better idea of temperature patterns in
Boat wash stations, are available just south of the Denmark launch and at the West Bridgton Fire Station, near the Route 302 launch. Spraying any plant fragments off of your