Over the lake, a rainbow
photo by Judie Rosenbaum:
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Farmers’ Markets
Cold Spring Farmers’ Market Saturday, 10 am – 1 pm – outdoors at Boscobel: 1601 Route 9D, Garrison – a full farmers’ market – http://www.csfarmmarket.org/ Glynwood Friday, 2-6 pm “Glynwood offers USDA-Certified Organic vegetables and Animal Welfare Approved pasture-raised meat from our regenerative farm.” just 7 miles west, off of Route 301 at the beautiful
Phragmite Scrutiny / Ash Tree Conversation
What’s the Problem With Phragmites? The tall marsh reeds known as phragmites, with their feathery tops, can look lovely blowing in the breeze. But these plants are one of the most invasive plants in our area, and left on their own they will spread, crowd out and eliminate native plants so important to birds, animals
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Website Updated
Welcome to www.LakeSag.org.. As of February 2019 the site has been updated to make it easier to use and more secure. We have new “metro” look, meaning you can access most of the content by clicking on the boxes from the home page. You can also access it from the menus on top of the site.
Useful Links
Below are useful links to municipal and county services, recreational activities museums, and more. Please feel fee to add links to programs and services that you find useful. Town of Carmel https://www.ci.carmel.ny.us/ Links to Carmel Town services Town of Kent http://www.townofkentny.gov/ Links to Town of Kent services Putnam County https://www.putnamcountyny.com/ Putnam County services Cornell Extension
New Boat Tags
New Sagamore Boat “S” tags have been printed and distributed. The tags are primarily to assure that we protect our lake from invasive weeds and algae. Tagged boats belong to community members who should follow rules about using their boats only on Lake Sagamore or clean them according to Lake guidelines (see www.lakesag.org, Rules and Regulations).
Activities to Protect Lake Quality
The Princeton Hydro 2018 Report indicates that Lake Sagamore is in excellent condition. Phosphorus concentrations were slightly above the recommended threshold, while transparency is acceptable and nuisance plant growth is minimal. The following section will touch briefly on what the community can do to ensure the lake is in as good or better condition for
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