Volunteer water quality monitoring initiative protects Ossipee Lake and 174 other state lakes and ponds, providing vital long-term data.
Greetings from the white and slippery slopes of Ossipee Lake. As of 6 pm Sunday, April 13, 2008 it looks like spring may really come this year. Water level on the big lake is 409.75' (2.5' above summer level) and will go higher.
Town is now within $20,000 of covering the $1M price tag to save the historic Bearcamp River structure.
Status report offered on NHLA-sponsored bills covering waterfront septic failure notification and moorings requirements.
All well and good, but what the lake community really wants to know is where it's going to go when it melts.
Replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is coming to lakeside park, thanks to local volunteers.
Capping a more than year-long fundraising effort, Ossipee Conservation Commission has purchased the Route 16 "Window on the Ossipee Mountains" property.
No one injured as Long Sands Road vacation home burns to the ground during yesterday's snow storm.
Multi-part coverage by the Concord Monitor on how Washington derailed DRED's attempts to force communities to open more public lands to ATVs.
Non-binding resolution on property taxes gained traction at town meetings despite opponents' claims that it is misleading and dishonest.
It has been a rough month for buildings in the area as they surrendered to Mother Nature. Hardest hit was Camp Marist, the summer camp located on Route 25 in Effingham.
Former three-term selectman Harry Merrow outpolled two other candidates by a wide margin Tuesday in a race to fill the seat of longtime selectman Joseph Skehan, who died in February.
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