FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Freedom — September 16, 2005 — Ossipee Lake Alliance has called on the state agency DRED to suspend its negotiations to subdivide Ossipee Lake Natural Area for a beach, calling the plan “not in the best interest of the lake or the people of the state.” In
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Beach at Long Sands Is Already Busy
Selectman Harry Merrow questions how people can see the proposed town beach on Ossipee Lake as something that will disturb or threaten natural and historic resources, since the beach has been a hub of activity on the lake each summer for years.
The Smart Report: Notes From the Lake
Lake level is on target at 406.81′ feet Sunday evening. By Monday morning it should be down about 6″ below standard height of 407.25′ – just what Steve at the N.H. Dam authority had predicted.
Public Hearing Scheduled On Totem Pole Park
A meeting of the Freedom Planning Board will be field on Thursday, September 15, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. at the Freedom Town Hall.
Campground Charges Freedom Violated Privacy of Totem Pole Park Residents
Selectman Jim Breslin violated the privacy rights of Totem Pole Park residents by reading a list of names at a public meeting of people he says registered their cars at town hall in violation of an agreement between the town and campground, charges the campground’s lawyer.