News from the Association

Did you know – every year we typically have a spring and fall clean-up day for lake residents.  We open up the Gate 1 Operations lot for household goods and the Martin Property off Gate 6 entrance for yard waste.  It seems each time we fill 3-5 large dumpsters and one for steel items only.  […]

November 7th Edition.   Patrolling the Pond by Mike Miller, Board of Directors, Sergeant at Arms.   Civility, Civics, and EnJOYing the Way Forward   By the time this edition of Patrolling the Pond hits the stands the 2024 election results will most likely be tallied. The question of who the next President will be

There are now 3,500 happy and healthy “new” fish in our lake!  On October 29, Harrison Fish Hatchery from Hurdland, Missouri brought 1,000 – 6” to 8” Yellow Perch to Lake Lotawana.  The Fisheries Committee members know that many fishermen love to catch this species.  Our community thanks the Yacht Club for allowing us to

October 28th Edition Patrolling the Pond by Mike Miller, Director, Lake Lotawana Home Owners Association, Sergeant at Arms   A Chance Encounter with a Legend.   On one of the cooler days last week, I caught myself out a little later on the water than anticipated. The sun just sets so early these in these

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October 12, 2024 Lotawana Patrolling the Pond by Mike Miller, Member, Board of Directors Lake Lotawana Association, Sergeant at Arms   The LotaSmoke Edition   In a season when everything in the world seems to work to divide us as a nation and as people, along comes an event at Lake Lotawana designed to build

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Wow, can you believe it’s October already? Where has the summer gone? The acorns are falling, the leaves are beginning to change, and the cooler temperatures are greening the grass. It’s that wonderful time of year when fall activities commence—definitely one of my favorite seasons! Stafford Field has been mowed and bailed, and the Lota