Webster Lake Association - Webster, MA

Sake of the Lake Raffle Results

1st Prize $2000 Carol Barrette
2nd Prize $1000 Robin Jewel
3rd Prize $500 Denis Gorski
3rd Prize $500 Arlene Benoit
3rd Prize $500 Sam Pappas
4th Prize Red Sox Tickets Derek Regala
5th Prize Basket of Webster Ian Faucher

(Many Thanks to Robin for her generous
donation to the WLA)

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Green and white flyer for the Webster Lake Golf Tournament at Raceway Golf on September 20, 2025, featuring a golf club, golf ball, and a small red flag on a green hole, with the event date and 'Save the Date!' message.

WLA Annual Golf Tournament 9/20 - 1:15pm Shotgun start

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Golf Sponsors

Dock O’ Treat 2025

Webster Lake 9/13, 12-3pm

Dress up your dock, make it spooky and fun for kids, win bragging rights! Take the boat around the lake and see decorated docks between 12-3pm. A fun time to end the summer.

A clear view of a lake with calm water, surrounded by a forested hillside with trees showing fall colors, under a bright blue sky.

Use a Zero Phosphorus Lawn Fertilizer to minimize lake weeds

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Water with floating green leaves and tall slim plants emerging from surface.

Weed Management Report

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Hydro-raking news - Due to a D.E.P. Policy change, hydro-raking will not be performed on Webster Lake in 2025.
The Webster Lake Association has begun working with the D.E.P. to have hydro-raking as an option for weed control in 2026

A calm pond with reflections of trees and cloudy sky, surrounded by tall grasses and leafless trees.

Pout Pond Ecological Restoration Project

The State of Massachusetts has given the Webster Lake Association a grant to remove non-native and nuisance vegetation from Pout Pond. The vegetation removal would be done with mechanical hydro-raking only. Herbicide treatment would be used in future maintenance. The Benefits of this project include controlling non-native and nuisance vegetation, improve fish habitat, improve water quality and slow pond eutrophication. Eutrophication is a process that occurs when a body of water receives too many nutrients, which causes excessive growth of algae and plants.

Solitude Lake Mangement Company and the Webster Lake Association met with the D.E.P. in February. Goddard Consulting completed the Permit. Core Samples were taken and are being processed in the Lab.

about us

The Webster Lake Association Inc is a 501 (c) (3) public charity dedicated to enhancing, preserving and protecting the quality of the lake and its watershed through the promotion of responsible, effective environmental & educational policies. We shall strive to strengthen and unite the community through recreational, social and civic activities. Our mission is to preserve this regionally unique resource as a pristine legacy for future generations. click here for more