See you at Calumet Conference Center on Saturday? We’ll show you how to spot and report invasive weeds while recreating on the lake this summer.
See you at Calumet Conference Center on Saturday? We’ll show you how to spot and report invasive weeds while recreating on the lake this summer.
You can be on the lookout for invasive weeds while you’re on the lake this summer. Being a Weed Watcher is easy to learn, and we’re sponsoring a meeting on Saturday, June 10, at Calumet to show you what to look for. Coffee at 9 a.m. followed by the meeting. See you there.
Questions continue about site contamination, the potential to harm the aquifer, the impact on Route 16 traffic, and why the Planning Board rejected the argument that the development has regional impact, thereby denying abutting towns a voice in the matter.
The start of Summer Level Management arrived late on Wednesday, 5/24/17, with the installation of all stanchions and the first layer of stop logs on the north side. The lake level is now reported at 406.38′. Should be no problem reaching the scheduled summer level of 407.25′ by June 1st.
Carroll County Independent editorial ponders Ossipee officials’ public opposition to land use planning and land conservation, reminding readers that clean lakes and open spaces are among the reasons people are attracted to our state.