Compliance with regulations remains strong, but a growing number of incidents has law enforcement officers handing out citations.
State and local officials will discuss the controversial "410 Rule" and take questions on Saturday August 14 at 9 a.m. in Ossipee Town Hall.
August 3rd event by John Cooley of the Loon Preservation Committee will include a discussion about the birth of two loon chicks on Leavitt Bay this June – the first documented loon birth on the lake since the late 1970s.
Boaters are asked to give Berry Bay's loon family wide berth in wake of the first-ever documented birth of loons on the lake.
State officials pay site visit and plan to return again in the fall.
A tour of the lake and the Ossipee River dam will be part of a day-long visit of State officials next week.
Freedom, Ossipee and Effingham were hit hard two years ago, but was that unusual? A state official says tornadoes "can happen here as much as anywhere."
High-water-line law means state owns at least 12 houses.
Online survey shows a high level of concern about the impact of the controversial law, even among those whose property loss is minimal. A public meeting is planned for August.
Berry Bay sightings are a reminder that bears are active around the lake at this time of year.
It’s the date everyone scrambles for at the last minute, and we have it way early.
Long-time Ossipee Selectman, who held state office from 2002-2008, says he's concerned with state spending.
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