The reality: it’s extremely hard—and usually financially pointless—to build a four-plex here. Residents can relax.

Every neighborhood has invisible work — but without it, nothing else functions.

Last month, while seven familiar names appeared on the ballot for the board election, there was supposed to be an eighth. Toni Holm.

Our neighborhood deserves a smart strategy for long term protection.

By voting no on the proposed 2026 budget and supporting this community-driven alternative, you’re voting for: Fiscal responsibility without a dues increase. Empowering volunteers. Compassionate solutions over punitive enforcement. A stronger, more united Ken Lake.

This post was submitted by Paul Pearson, 2025 candidate for the LCC board of directors My name is Paul Pearson and I'm running for the Ken Lake HOA Board. I have been a resident of Ken Lake for 5 years and care deeply about maintaining the quality of life and sense of community that make our neighborhood a great place to live. As a professional brewer for over 14 years, I work every day with precision, planning, and teamwork to bring complex projects to life. Brewing requires

This post was submitted by Elle Burger, 2025 candidate for the LCC board of directors My name is Elle Burger , and I’m ready to announce my candidacy for the Ken Lake HOA Board . Over the years, I’ve seen how much can be accomplished when a community works together with mutual respect and a common purpose — and that’s the spirit I want to help strengthen on our board. Experience in Leadership and Community Building I’ve worked in nonprofit organizations for nearly a decade, s

When rules, laws, and ethical standards are followed, the board can focus on working on important neighborhood issues with less contention a