Past News
Upcoming Tree Trimming around Power Lines (next two weeks)
NYSEG has contracted with ASPLUNDH Tree Experts to prune or remove trees that are too close to the power lines here in Craneridge. They will need a minimum of 15 feet of overhead clearance and 10 feet of clearance to the sides and below the distribution of the power lines.
Starting next week (between 3/25 – 4/5), ASPLUNDH will be in Craneridge to prune, chip and remove branches […]
What’s Planned for 2024? Woodlands & Habitat Committee
- Planting Native Trees and Shrubs
Our […]We’re gearing up for an exciting set of initiatives!
Our mission remains steadfast: to enhance the natural beauty of our community, promote biodiversity, and foster a sense of environmental stewardship among residents.
Let’s dive into the projects on our horizon. Our focus this year… TREES!- Planting Native Trees and Shrubs
Our […]
- Planting Native Trees and Shrubs
A Message of Condolence and Community Support
Dear Community,
It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of a dear member of our Craneridge family, Terry Twichell. Terry’s warm spirit and kindness touched the lives of many within our community, and her presence will be dearly missed.
We express our heartfelt sympathies to her husband Eric Twichell. Friends may gather to pay their respects […]
Next BOD Meeting – Monday March 4th @ 6:45 pm via ZOOM
Monday, March 4th, 2024 @ 6:45 pm
Via Zoom– This meeting will be held online via Zoom and is open to all community members. This meeting is password protected. To obtain the link and password for the online meeting, please log into the Craneridge Homeowners page: https://craneridge.org/homeowners-2/
Craneridge Association BOD Meeting Agenda:
Mission Statement: Enhance our living environment through woodlands stewardship, shared property maintenance, […]
Alert: Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) Found in Craneridge and Sprague Brook Park
Within the past month, the devastating Hemlock Woolly Adelgid was found in Sprague Brook Park and in Craneridge. A majority of evergreen trees in Craneridge are Eastern Hemlocks. Without treatment, once infested, 100% of Hemlock trees will die within 4-10 years. For the month of February, we are asking ALL our neighbors to look for HWA in their […]
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