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CRANERIDGE POOL RULES – SUMMER 2025
☀️🏊♀️ CRANERIDGE POOL RULES – SUMMER 2025 🏊♂️☀️
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Spring 2025 Newsletter Now Available – Check Your Mailbox!
The Spring 2025 Craneridge Newsletter is here and arriving in mailboxes this week!
Inside, you’ll find updates on everything from community improvements to upcoming events and important votes. Here are a few highlights:
🗓 Annual Meeting & Picnic
Join us Sunday, June 22 at 2:00 PM at the Pool Shelter.
We’ll review the annual budget, vote on Board candidates, and […]
Craneridge Lighting Q&A Session
💬 You’re Invited: Craneridge Lighting Q&A Session
📅 When: Thursday, May 22 at 7:00 PM
📍 Where: Craneridge Pool
Join us for an informational Q&A session about the upcoming Craneridge street lighting project. This is your chance to ask questions, learn about the project, understand the costs, and explore how it will benefit our community.
💡 Your Vote = […]
🏠 Still have a hole in your yard from the old gas lamp removal?
The Town of Concord can help get it filled!
📧 Just email your Craneridge address and a brief description of the hole’s location (e.g., “right of my driveway”) to:
slewandowski92@gmail.com
Let’s get those holes taken care of before summer’s in full swing! 🌞
Important Woodlands & Habitat Happenings this Week (week of 5-11-25)
- Tuesday (5-13-25): Gwen and Alan Miano will be out tagging Hemlocks for treatment. We continue to prioritize based on diameter greater than 10″ and tree health. For now, we also stay away from wet areas and creeks.
- Thursday (5-15-25): WNY PRISM will be in Craneridge to monitor resprouting of invasive shrubs in common areas as well as determine a treatment plan for […]
- Tuesday (5-13-25): Gwen and Alan Miano will be out tagging Hemlocks for treatment. We continue to prioritize based on diameter greater than 10″ and tree health. For now, we also stay away from wet areas and creeks.
- Thursday (5-15-25): WNY PRISM will be in Craneridge to monitor resprouting of invasive shrubs in common areas as well as determine a treatment plan for […]
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