The Lake was drawn down in December 2006 to allow for the installation of 3 "Dry Hydrants" for fire protection. The Falls disappeared for a while.

A 10 foot wide extension was added to the Boat Launch for added safety during the drawdown.

Christmas at the Clubhouse- hosted by SALCA. Besides the decorations, the sounds of Chistmas were heard from the Bell Choir

Blue Mountain High School Students and RSVP study Macroinvertebrates at the Park

Two bus loads of sightseers started the Fall Foliage Tour at the Falls Parking lot. SALCA served up lunch. Porcupine Pat and Frank Snyder were the tour guides.

View from the old Arrowhead Reservation grove

The PCC Crew worked hard on Lakefront Trail. This is one of several bridges or ramps built to better navigate the trail by foot.

Typical wedding setup at the Clubhouse.

80 porcupine cribs were built and installed in August, 2006.
Thanks to many volunteers and the PA Fish and Boat Commission.

The Sweet Arrow Lake Conservation Association and the
Northern Swatara Creek Watershed Association held "Lake Appreciation Day" on 7/28/06.
For their hard work and generous contributions, John and Carol Keesey were given Lifetime Memberships in SALCA.
John built the dock in the photo and also built several new picnic tables for the park.

Lightning struck a large hemlock several feet from the Clubhouse.
The tree had to be removed.

The July 4th Free Concert by the Pine Grove Band
was a Big hit for the 2nd year in a row.

The June 28, 2006 Flooding made a spectacular Falls view.
Damage to the Lake was minimal but the waters backed
up all the way to Wolfes Road (first photo)

YMCA Day at the Lake ---
Canoeing, fishing, Frogs, mammals--the kids loved it all.

6/17/07 Bass Tournament was a lunker of
a success.