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Winona Lake Host Program Kicks Off June 3

Winona Lake Host Program Kicks Off June 3

We will kick off our Lake Winona Lake Host Program Saturday, June 3. Last year, thanks to the efforts of paid and volunteer Lake Hosts, 68 complimentary boat and watercraft inspections were conducted at Lake Winona’s boat launch. Statewide, the NH Lake Host program conducted a total of 88,906 courtesy boat inspections and made 28 ‘saves’ of aquatic invasive species by 803 Lake Hosts staffing 104 boat ramps statewide! For Lake Winona, the Lake Host program is a critical “line…

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Ice Out on Winona

Ice Out on Winona

Today was our official 2017 ice out date; similar to prior ice out dates and a just a few days behind Winnipesaukee’s April 16 ice out. Just a few days prior, the lake still had a layer of ice over most of the water, but a few high 70 degree days did the trick. Ice-Out records in New Hampshire have been kept since 1887 as a way to keep track of when both commercial and passenger transportation lanes became usable in…

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New ‘Clean & Drain’ Law Effective January 1, 2017

New ‘Clean & Drain’ Law Effective January 1, 2017

The new ‘Clean & Drain’ law, initiated by NH Lakes, went into effect on January 1, 2017. Now all recreational boaters are essentially required to: Clean off all hitchhiking fragments of plants, animals, and debris on the outside of vessel before leaving a launch (this applies to invasive and native species) Drain their  boats before leaving the ramp (this includes paddle craft and non-motorized boats, too) Open/remove drain plugs while trailering (if the vessel is equipped with drain plugs). Draining…

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Mosquito Bridge NHDOT Public Meeting to Be Held Sept 23

Mosquito Bridge NHDOT Public Meeting to Be Held Sept 23

Since the last NHDOT public meeting on June 8, 2016, in Center Harbor, members of the Snake River/Mosquito Bridge Preservation Committee have worked closely and diligently throughout the summer with town officials, State Representative Valerie Fraser and NHDOT to develop a repair plan for Mosquito Bridge that is in keeping with our residents’ wishes. All parties agree that great progress is being made in revising NHDOT’s repair plan for the bridge. Please join us for the next meeting: NHDOT PUBLIC MEETING…

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4 Tips to Keep Your Septic System From Failing

4 Tips to Keep Your Septic System From Failing

You wouldn’t skip routine maintenance on an expensive car. Nor should you ignore the upkeep on your septic system. Keep in mind that a septic system costs less than $400 to pump but $12,000 or more to replace and can affect the resale of your property.

Anchor Club Celebrates 100th Anniversary with Scenic Train Ride

Anchor Club Celebrates 100th Anniversary with Scenic Train Ride

The Anchorage Club, the oldest Masonic Railroad Club in New England, is celebrating its 100th Anniversary with a special scenic railway tour with Hobo Railroad on Saturday, October 1, 2016. Join the club and enjoy the fall foilage from a private coach car. Cost is $55.95 per adult and $29.95 per child. Reservation deadline is September 23. Click here to view full details.

2016 Canoe & Kayak Race Photos

2016 Canoe & Kayak Race Photos

The rain held off long enough for this year’s Canoe & Kayak Race, but the weather resulted in a smaller turnout than years past. Participants had fun racing each other around the large pink floating flamingo (our official race buoy compliments of Wally & Yvonne Kielb  of Boulder Island) and back to the finish line (Paul & Trisha Epstein’s dock at 182 West Shore Road).

Free Seminar ‘The Climate Change Conundrum’ to be held August 10

Free Seminar ‘The Climate Change Conundrum’ to be held August 10

The Waukewan and Winona Watershed Protective Association will be presenting “The Climate Change Conundrum,” a free seminar with speaker Dr. Lindsay Rustad, Research Ecologist with the US Forest Service, Northern Research Station, Durham, NH. This free event will be held Wednesday, August 10, 2016, from 6 to 7:30 pm at the Meredith Community Center on Route 3 in Meredith. Ms. Rustad will talk about what we know, don’t know and need to know about Climate Change and NH Forests. For information, call…

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Officers Needed for 2017-2018 Term

Officers Needed for 2017-2018 Term

At the LWIA August 13 meeting, new officers for the coming 2-year term will be elected. After years of dedicated service, LWIA President Don Thibeault, Vice President Bob Proulx, and Secretary Nora Foster are all stepping down. Jay Buckley has generously agreed to continue as Treasurer. Association members are being sought for these positions. General duties as stated in the LWIA By-laws are as followings: PRESIDENT: The president shall preside over all regular and special meetings of the Association and…

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