Queen Lake Association

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The public beach on the south end of the lake is open for swimming. The beach is open to Phillipston residents only.

2009 Boat Parade - July 4, 2009

Report by Claire Adomaitis. Photos by Claire Adomaitis and Barbara Clark

We want to thank the judges for their hard work.

Motorized Boats

Non-Motorized Boats

Two boats were entered:  Going Green Dog and Patriotic.

The motorized boats circled the lake with many spectators cheering them on. 

Annual Boat Parade will be held on Sunday, July 4th at 2 p.m.  With such a small showing for the non-motorized category, we will only have the motorized boats next year unless the non-motorized boats pre-register. 

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!  START THINKING ABOUT A THEME!

Found: Green Coleman canoe

For more information, call John Colby at 978-249-5871.

Pictures

The pictures in this section are provided by lake residents. If you'd like to have your pictures posted here, please contact the Webmaster,

2009 Boat Parade

08 on Queen Lake

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Thanks to Bob Kraemer


Life on Queen Lake

Thanks to George & Gerry Dakin

Queen Lake October 2003

Thanks to Hazel Morelli.

Association Meetings and Minutes

The Queen Lake Association meets annually on the second Saturday of July. The Associationn Board of Directors meet twice yearly: in June to set the agenda for the annual meeting again in the autumn.

The 2009 Annual Meeting will take place on Saturday, July 11, at 9AM. You can find a copy of the agenda and registration form here.

Draft version of Association By-Laws

The Association does not have an approved set of by-laws. There have been various drafts considered by the Association, some dating to 1949.

The Board is proposing a set of by-laws for the Assocation. A draft version of the by-laws will be presented at the 2009 Annual Meeting with the goal of presenting the by-laws for Association approval at the 2010 meeting.

The current draft of the by-laws is available at this link.

Annual Meeting

Agenda and Minutes from 2008 Annual Meeting

Board of Directors

Queen Lake Association Officers and Board of Directors

Board of Directors' Meetings

Reports

Water Quality

Resources

Queen Lake Boating Rules

List of Septic Tank Pumpers in the Phillipston area

Note this list is provided as a service to Queen Lake residents and is not intended as an endorsement of any company. If you would like to have your company's name included in this list, please contact the webmaster.

Town of Phillipston

Massachusetts Congress of Lake and Pond Associationns, Inc.

The following links provide additional information regarding local and state resources and programs related to water quality.

Department of Environmental Protection

Guidelines for Watershed Protection

This document (PDF), from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, provides helpful information about preventing pollution from reaching the lake, including tips for maintining septic systems and creating stormwater vegetated buffers.

Friends of Queen Lake

The following listings are from companies in the area who provide goods and services for the people who live at or visit Queen Lake. These listings do not imply an endorsement by the Queen Lake Association.

Sugar Hollow Farm

The Queen Lake Store

From the Editor

A view from the cove is a collection of notes regarding life on the lake, as seen from Lamb's Cove.

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This page was updated on November 9th, 2009 at 00:28:07