Real winter arrived on the lake yesterday.
Henniker resident admits blazing trails, setting the stage for an agreement between Chocorua Forestlands and the state; but other privately owned lands are not included in the agreement and remain off limits.
An article from Massachusetts newspaper the Eagle-Tribune warns that careless disposal of Thanksgiving wreaths and centerpieces can inadvertently spread oriental bittersweet and other non-native species.
A bankruptcy court judge has given the ailing business 90 days to work on its financial reorganization, and has approved hiring an attorney to pursue the conversion of campsites to condo units.
The bare summit of Middle Sister is just the ticket for a unique view of Mount Chocorua.
All the best from everyone at Ossipee Lake Alliance.
State survey shows plenty of native weeds but no invasives.
The charitable organization NEGEF helped us launch the Alliance eight years ago. Here's why we hope you will support their "Rootshare" campaign with a $10 contribution.
Proposed chemical treatment for milfoil is safe for the lake, DES official Amy Smagula tells local officials; and the Carroll County Independent praises her presentation in an editorial.
Type of treatment and cost will be on the agenda at Monday's selectmen's meeting.
County official will launch a formal inquiry on two incidents, the most recent on October 25 when dispatchers say it took five minutes and three attempts to reach an officer at 3:22 a.m.
Committee instructs the consultants to calculate the relative costs for each option, and will convene again on November 24.
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