Artifacts, quilts, butterflies and a boat tour all added to the fun of a Tour of the Homes along the Lakefront. Sponsored by the Sweet Arrow Lake Conservation Assocation.

Fall approaches and the PCC Crew puts the final touches on the new restrooms.

The Northern Swatara Creek Watershed Association and Ducks Unlimited received
a $15,000 DCED Grant from Rep. Tim Seip. The grant built the special needs access and a memorial gazebo at the Fish and boat access area.

IU -13 Lancaster -Lebanon created Youth Endeavor Grove out of a brush pile at the Park.

July Wildflowers

Utilizing a specially constructed boat, the PA Fish and Boat Commission installed 40 tons of Rock Rubble Piles as fish habitat in Sweet Arrow.

The Workforce crew built a water control structure near the "Owl's Nest" and completed many other worthwhile projects.

Relaxation Point (a Schuylkill Leadership Class of 2009 Project) and the Special needs fishing access by The Northern Swatara Creek Watershed Association.

Progress on the new restrooms is steady. The PCC crew is learning and working.

The annual Kid's Panfish tournament was a great success.

Blue Mountain HS Students and the Master Gardeners planted the new Butterfly Gardens at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park.

Walker Gluntz landscaped the Clubhouse as part of his Eagle Scout project.

"Conveyor Belt" diversions were installed on the service road as a demonstration of a technique to prevent erosion of access roads. The application is best used on farm lanes, driveways, logging and mining roads.

The Schuylkill Leadership Class of 2009 constructed an amphitheater and planted trees for their class project. This project greatly enhanced the "point" area near the Clubhouse.

The first annual "Lunker" stocking created quite a lot of excitement. 68 trout lunkers larger than 20 inches were stocked.

The art of psanky eggs was demonstrated to an interested crowd.

Both Celtic music and Redtailed Hawks filled the air at the Clubhouse. This was a benefit for Red Creek rehabilitation.