Alert: Bear Spotted in Huletts

Please be advised that a black bear has been spotted in the center of Huletts Landing and on Lands End Road early in the morning foraging for food in garbage cans. The bear has been captured on private video cameras.

Bears can be very dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. Please let your family and guests know.

ProcellaCOR Update

This just in from the Warren County courthouse – the Judge has overturned the temporary restraining order. The aquatic herbicide ProcellaCOR can be put into the lake at this time.

Casino & Soda Fountain Opening Dates

I’m happy to announce the re-opening of the Huletts Casino and Soda Fountain in the next few days.

Stop by the Casino this Friday, June 21st and/or Saturday June 22nd. The new hours will be 9:00 pm – 2:00 am. (Although the Casino may close earlier depending on the number of patrons.)

As a reminder, minors (under 21) are only permitted in the Casino until 10:00 pm and must be accompanied by a parent(s) or guardian(s).

The Soda Fountain will re-open on Tuesday, June 25th from 5:30 – 10:00 pm. It will again be open every day, except Monday.

Welcome back!

LGPC Moves Forward with Test of Aquatic Herbicide ProcellaCOR


A well-attended rally in opposition to the application of ProcellaCOR in Lake George was held at 8:30 am on Tuesday, May 28, 2024 outside the office of the Lake George Association. The Lake George Association has opposed the use of ProcellaCOR in Lake George.


Later in the day on Tuesday, the Lake George Park Commission rejected the Lake George Associations’ offer to pay the full cost of hand-harvesting in the two areas where the state wants to apply ProcellaCOR this year. Both sites are in the northern Lake George basin. One site is off of Huletts Landing.

News Channel 13 of Albany covered the Lake George Park Commission hearing here.

New Bond Act Website

Governor Hochul has announced the launch of an enhanced website for the Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act, which was approved by voters in 2022.

The site is part of New York State’s commitment to a transparent process that empowers the public to track and learn about Bond Act investments statewide. New resources and features on the website:

An interactive statewide map to access facts about Bond Act-funded projects;
a funding finder tool; eligibility guidelines; and
Bond Act funding allocations based on project category.

Please encourage our state, local and school officials to apply for grants. It’s easy to spend other people’s money, the real work is bringing money into the town to benefit everyone.