Truesdale Lake  

South Salem, New York

June 12, 2026
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Town of Lewisboro: Community Meeting Announcement – Proposed Septic District Update – June 30, 2026

Community Meeting Announcement You are invited to attend an important community meeting regarding a proposed Septic District in Lakes Waccabuc, Oscaleta, Truesdale and Rippowam (WOTR). More Sewer / Septic Project information is here including the history of the project: https://www.Truesdalelake.com/sewer

May 15, 2026
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First Lake Treatment May 14, 2026

Dear Neighbors,  Pond and Lake Connection applied their first treatment on the lake for 2026 on Thursday, May 14th. As in the past, there is no recreational restriction.  There is, however, a 24 hr irrigation restriction since this application is an herbicide treatment. … Continue reading

February 27, 2026
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Notice of Consent 2026 – Annual Notice Sent to Riparian Homeowners

These annual notices were sent via US MAIL to all association homeowners as required by New York State law. They are a continuation of our annual lake management program, including treatment, dating back over 50 years. Pond & Lake Connection … Continue reading

February 12, 2026
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Love Your Lake – This Valentine Day Make Your Resolutions for a Healthier Lake and Strong Lake Community

Happy Valentine’s Day to all! Below are some things you can do or steps you can take to help make our lake community a better place. Thanks to Janet Andersen and others for these timely resolutions, add yours below in the … Continue reading

December 4, 2025
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Educational Series: Population Control of Resident Geese

by Scot Evans In the early 1900s, only a handful of Canada Geese nested in the wild in New York State. These geese were descendants of captive birds released by private individuals in the lower Hudson Valley and on Long … Continue reading