It is with great sadness that we report the death of Bob Bailey. Bob’s obituary can be read here.

The 2015 Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday July 4th at Joe Sullo’s house (83 Richardson Shores) starting at 9:30am. Coffee and donuts will be served. See you then!

It is with great sadness we report that George Leavitt passed away suddenly on May 22, 2015. George was a long-time resident of the Association, and the person who made our Association name sign. He was a gentle man who will be sorely missed. George’s obituary can be read here.

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The 2014 Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday July 5th at Joe Sullo’s house (83 Richardson Shores) starting at 9:30am. Coffee and donuts will be served. See you then!

The McDonough’s are hosting a get-together on Saturday August 3rd beginning at 7:30 pm. Music will be provided by Tyler Jones and Alan Walts.

Some snacks will be available. Please BYO drinks and chairs (this is an outdoor event)….

See you there!

The 2013 Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday July 6th at Joe Sullo’s house (83 Richardson Shores) starting at 9:30am. Coffee and donuts will be served. See you then!

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Terry Sullo on December 11, 2012. We will miss her infectious spirit. She will be missed by all. You can read the full obituary here.

Are you a member of the Association and looking to launch your boat at Arcadia? Please call Wally from Arcadia Campground at 781-258-3649.

We have spoken with the Moultonborough Police department and discussed the issue of speeding vehicles on our roads. We request that if you see a speeding vehicle or vehicles operating so as to endanger, please call the Moultonboro police at 476-2400 and provide a description of the vehicle, license plate number and any additional information of note. They will contact the driver and proceed accordingly.Remember – these are your roads. When vehicles operate erratically the roads are damaged and the repairs are costly. Please respect the speed limit in place and remember that the roads are heavily used by pedestrians, children and pets. The speed limit is in place for your protection and will help defray maintenance costs and promote safety.