News from the Association

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Patrolling the Pond by Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Home Owners Association August 5, 2026 When the calendar turns to August and “Back-to-school” sales are in progress, the Chiefs are in camp, and the Royals are winding down their season (tongue in cheek here), you quickly realize that summer is slowly moving toward fall. In

Dredge and Moss Machine – suffice it to say it has been a rough season so far for vegetation blooms and equipment failures.  The dredge was a pain to get up and running due to pipe connectors, followed by the cutting bar cable unraveling and as I write the pump seized due to some material

🌿 Lake Vegetation & Algae Update for the Community We’ve received several questions about the recent vegetation and algae activity on the lake, so we want to provide a clear explanation of what’s happening, why it’s normal, and what the long‑term plan continues to be. ✅ What You’re Seeing Right Now Based on the current

Centennial Celebration Update – The Centennial Committee after several meetings have some great plans coming together.  One of their requests is to move the celebration to 2028.  Rationale is that the lake was officially created in 1927, not till December.  The first Deed Restrictions were filed in 2028 with lake construction started.  If we push

Patrolling the Pond July 15, 2026 by Mike Miller, VP Lake Lotawana Home Owners Association From Dynamic to the Doldrums and Back! “Canceled.” That was the one-word title to an Email that went out to the Lotawana sailors Sunday morning. The short answer? No wind. We have officially hit the doldrums of July when raucous