Three situations to address now, before they threaten tourism revenue and access to safe water.
New Hampshire Union Leader
Volunteers Clean-Up Ossipee Lake Natural Area, Launch Education Outreach Program
The ‘open’ section of shoreline is readied for summer as an awareness campaign begins to reach boaters who are new to the lake.
State’s Decision Allowing Seasonal Campers from High-Risk Areas Irks Officials
What’s a “member” when it comes to permission to stay at campgrounds this year? Raymond’s town manager Joseph Ilsley says the State Attorney General’s office told him seasonal campers don’t qualify as members, but said the opposite a day later. Lobbying was the reason, he says. The AG’s office says it was a miscommunication.
Judge to Rule on Whether Ossipee Voters Get Another Chance at Beach Purchase
Ossipee officials claim Camp Sokokis owner Diane Sheehan’s lobbying against the town’s purchase of her Camp Sokokis property was a “blatant contract breach” of her agreement to sell to the town. Sheehan’s attorney said she felt “bullied” into the deal by First Selectman Morgan, and was engaging in “political discourse, which is her right.” A state judge will settle the dispute.
Lake Namaske Association President Says Milfoil is a Big State Problem
In addition to the challenges of finding money to treat his lake’s milfoil infestations, Association president Michael Allard says the bureaucracy of milfoil control is “insane.”