There is a giant reserve of drinking water under six towns in Carroll County. This March, those towns are proposing ordinances to keep it clean.
An Ossipee resident argues that the ordinances to be voted on at Town Meeting are essential and are pro-business. “Clean water, along with great scenery, is crucial to attracting new residents and new businesses to the Lakes Region.”
Select Board Chairman Les Babb says the proposal is meant to address the town’s top two liability concerns.
Conway Daily Sun columnist Ed Parsons revisits a local favorite.
New Hampshire Dam Bureau head Jim Gallagher says the natural high water mark appears to be “no more than 408 feet” based on the investigation so far.