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Lake Singletary Watershed Association

Dedicated to the Preservation and Protection of Lake Singletary and its Watershed.

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Algae

Drawdown Complete

The annual drawdown has finished and we had some great freezing at the level low point.  The lake has started its natural fill and Sunken Island is becoming sunken once again!

Become a Member

Singletary Strong! Please Support LSWA

LSWA Members Facebook Group – Click here to stay connected in our member Facebook group!

Earth Day Every Day

The annual Lake Singletary Earth Day Cleanup was held April 23.   We had a great turnout and look forward to your continuted support!

Couldn’t join us?  You can always help in many ways:

  • Consider watering lawns with lake water as a replacement for commercial fertilizer  – lake water has many vital nutrients and some people have reported good results.   Even small amounts of commercial fertilizer leaching in the lake promotes rapid weed and algae growth.
  • If you choose to fertilize, always use low phosphorous options – they are more expensive than regular options initially, but pays us back in many ways – including less need for reactive treatments to the watershed.
  • Never point grass clippings or leaf blowers towards the lake – that too accelerates invasive species, weeds and algae.
  • Control your wake when lake levels are high.  There is danger of septic leaching and damage to shoreline ecosystems.
  • Dim the lights.  The lake provides a natural mirror which sends flood and ornamental light further than you might think.  Please consider your neighbor across the lake when placing lights. Point lights downward when possible to avoid light pollution.

News

 

2022 LSWA Golf Tournament Canceled – not enough golfers.   Maybe next year! 

LSWA in the news!   Check out the latest article from Maureen Sullivan at the Millbury Sutton Chronicle. 

 

       

 

LSWA Board Members Wanted! 📣

  • Are you passionate about protecting our wonderful slice of heaven in the heart of central Massachusetts?
  • Do you want to be a part of a team who is dedicated to the preservation and protection of Lake Singletary and it’s watershed?

The LSWA board of directors are looking for NEW board members within the Singletary community to join us. LSWA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity volunteer organization. Commitment requires annual paid dues and actively participating in a committee for LSWA. Meetings run from March-October; we meet 1x per month and stay connected virtually year round.

Our goal is to protect the water quality of Lake Singletary in order to maintain the aesthetic and recreational values it holds in our community. Come join us! Please send inquiries to lswabod@gmail.com. 📧

  • LSWA Announces Member Facebook Group
  • 2020 State Of The Lake
  • LSWA Lake Management Plan
  • Lake Singletary Bathymetric Map

Practice Makes Perfect

Sutton Deputy Fire Chief Jim Galanos and the Sutton Fire/Rescue team practice emergency boating rescues on Lake Singletary.

Related Links

  • MA-COLAP
  • MA-Energy & Environmental Affairs
  • MA-Department of Fish & Game
  • MA-Department of Agricultural Resources
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