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Just How Deep Is The Deepest Lake In Massachusetts?

Lake Chaubunagungamaug, in Webster, Massachusetts is considered the deepest lake in the Baystate.

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Sled Library Coming to Pittsfield s Clapp Park

Sled Library Coming to Pittsfield s Clapp Park
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Our Opinion: Evidence of zebra mussels has been found in Onota Lake Keeping the lake healthy will require vigilance

The detection of zebra mussel DNA in Onota Lake is far more than an annoyance for boaters and those who maintain the lake s infrastructure. It’s a call to action to

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Zebra mussels have been detected in Onota Lake, prompting the city to warn boat owners to steer clear

Zebra mussels, an invasive species, have been detected in Onota Lake by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation, per a press release from the City of Pittsfield.

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