In a recent ruling, a Superior Court judge clarified that her February decision to deny a complaint by Westward Shores campers against the campground’s previous owners, Anthony Aversa and Joan Brassill, pertains only to one of the four counts alleged in the case. The other three counts of the class action lawsuit remain open and unresolved.
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Tom Beeler, 1944-2019
Among the many newspaper men and women we’ve met in our 16 years, Tom Beeler held a special place for us.
Paid Lake Host Positions Up for Grabs
Want to be a Lake Host on Ossipee Lake this year? Starting this week, you can apply for one of a handful of paid positions in which you will be on the front lines of one of Ossipee Lake’s most important environmental initiatives while spending time in the summer sun.
Funding Shortfall Delays Dam Repairs
Work on the long-delayed dam project won’t start this spring as hoped, but could begin in summer if more money is approved in Concord.
Public Meeting Will Discuss Cyanobacteria Threat
The term “Cyanobacteria” popped into view when the state twice last summer warned Danforth Pond residents to avoid swimming where they could see blue-green algae scum patches with colored flecks. While cyanobacteria are natural components of water bodies, excess nutrient loads can cause them to trigger toxins harmful to people and pets. Addressing the threat of cyanobacteria will be the subject of a public meeting on Saturday, May 11.