Everyone benefits from DRED's balanced management plan.
DRED says the well-known local site, a National Natural Landmark, is one of 27 properties that are incompatible with the state's funding model for parks.
Campers past and present at Westward Shores continue to speak out.
Says campground's current owners have made important investments in the business, and unhappy campers should meet with him directly to discuss their issues.
Westward Shores owner Charlie Smith says financial issues are being resolved and he's confident the auction won't happen.
Freedom selectmen vote 3-0 to appeal boat storage case and let Kevin Price pay for it.
Owners think long-time customers will want to invest in campsites. Application hearing at tonight's Ossipee Planning Board meeting is the start of a potentially long process.
Mother Nature again reminds us that a little bit of widespread rain can result in a lot of lake level rise in a short period of time.
A final decision to proceed to the Supreme Court is still pending a formal vote by the Board, however.
Zoning Officer asks if he should enforce the 2002 ZBA Alvino Road prohibition; Selectman Babb says he thinks the ruling was probably in error, and tells him to ask the State Municipal Association. Ex-Selectman Cupka asks the Board to appeal the boat storage case to State Supreme Court; Marina owner Price says he'll pay the town to do it.
State and local officials continue to be perplexed by the volume of accidents at the junction of Routes 25 and 153.
Is the lake still too cold for swimming? Conway Daily Sun columnist Ed Parsons knows where you can stretch your legs in near-by Wonolancet to see some unique late-spring sights this holiday weekend.
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