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Perhaps this past Summer you were able to make your way out on the water. There are plenty of bodies of water in and around Massachusetts that could be nominated for a title such as the 'Most Beautiful Lake' in the state. It's definitely one of the benefits of living in the Bay State. So, where exactly is this most beautiful lake, and what makes it so special that it gets to hold that title?

Perhaps this Summer you're wanting to make your way out on the water. There are plenty of bodies of water in and around Massachusetts that could be nominated for a title such as the 'Most Beautiful Lake' in the state. It's definitely one of the benefits of living in the Bay State. So, where exactly is this most beautiful lake, and what makes it so special that it gets to hold that title?

There are just some things in Massachusetts that we will never know. Like why certain town names throughout the Bay State don't make sense. Or what certain signs mean in this state. You also might wonder why certain towns have the strangest names ever. While those still all remain unanswered, can someone answer this: How do you pronounce the name of a certain Massachusetts lake?

There are just some things in Massachusetts that we will never know. Like why certain town names throughout the Bay State don't make sense. Or what certain signs mean in this state. You also might wonder why certain towns have the strangest names ever. While those still all remain unanswered, can someone answer this: How do you pronounce the name of a certain Massachusetts lake?

What do you think it is?

ThecBerkshires so many years ago Mahican or Mohican Native Americans lived here in the Berkshires. Beside Onota Lake, lived a band of Indians, and while they lived here a white deer often came to drink.

This is the first legend I heard about when I first moved here years ago that had to do with Pontoosuc Lake. First of all, a lot of folks here and beyond might not know that the lake was referred to as Moonkeek-Shoonkeek by the Mahican natives first encountered by settlers. Native Americans also called it a"field for winter deer,"

An 8-year-old child is recovering at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield today, after being found unresponsive in the waters of Onota Lake in Pittsfield over the weekend.

This is going to be way fun!

This hits close to home for me, a woman is looking to find her daughter who has been missing for over two days now.