The lake's ice cap is gone, and temperatures are on the rise.
The lake is above the summer level, but the plan is to take it back down in order to make repairs to the dam.
Spring is out there...somewhere.
Five amendments are on the ballot for this year's Freedom Town Meeting on Tuesday, March 10th.
We got water – lots of water. During Christmas week the weather turned warm and the rain was upon us all through Christmas Day.
We've had snow, ice, a power outage, and now some warmer weather. A big rain predicted for Wednesday could take the lake to well above the summer level.
Water is flowing out of the lake at a steady rate, per the annual drawdown.
A keg of aquatic species? It sounds like an article from The Onion, but a Minnesota brewery is using lake pests to create ale with an "exotic, invasive flavor."
The project, led by a graduate student, will examine water quality and its relationship with climate and weather events.
The 12-year battle over, the controversial track project in the Ossipee Range is moving ahead. A spokesman says you'll hear the noise, but it will be no worse than hearing cars on a highway.
On Tuesday October 21, James Gallagher of the DES Dam Bureau will discuss the history and future of lake level management in New Hampshire, and the roles New Hampshire’s citizens play in monitoring dams.
Local conservation organization to hold a family-oriented event at Camp Calumet on Sunday, September 28..
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