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AND THE WINNER IS....
The Meat/Wine raffle was held this morning at the Jadin home on Pumpkin Lane. Thank you to John and Karin O'Brien who donated all the prizes, to the 23 people who purchased tickets and to Melissa and Kevin Jadin for managing the process and offering their home for the drawing.
- 1st Place - Kevin Brassard, Prindle Hill Rd.
- 2nd Place - Ryan Elblein, Clinton, CT
- 3rd Place - Maria Capuano, Pumpkin Lane
Congratulations to all the winners!
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Welcome, Neighbor!
The Prindle Lake Association (PLA) welcomes you to our website. We feel fortunate to be living on one of the most beautiful small lakes in central Massachusetts. We hope that you will share this pleasure with us.
Water sports such as swimming, fishing, sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, paddle boating, and kayaking are enjoyed by many. To preserve the beauty of our lake, no gasoline or other fuel powered motorboats, jet skis, snowmobiles or other vehicles are permitted on the lake. Only electric powered motors up to 5hp are allowed. In developing and maintaining your property, we ask that you consider the list of Healthy Lake Recommendations, found on this site, to keep our lake flourishing.
We have included on the site additional information on the Prindle Lake Association. We hope that you will join in the support of our lake.
Please contact any of the Directors if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
John Colognesi, President -
Should you require access to the lake via the gate at the dam (at the end of Oakridge Dr.) call either Mark Cauley or Dick Watts who have keys. The gate is locked, by the town, to protect the easement area.
Mark - 413-427-8548 | Dick - 508-783-3920
Also, if you use your boat in other lakes and ponds, be sure to clean the bottom before launching into Prindle. This will prevent the introduction of invasive species of weeds into our lake.
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See a problem… report a problem.
Boston Environmental Police
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Photo Albums
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Links to ariel views of Prindle, circa 1970's
