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State Issues Cyanobacteria Advisory for Mirror Lake in Tuftonboro, New Hampshire Concord, NH- A cyanobacteria bloom has been observed on MirrorLake. Samples collected on 8/6/19 exceeded the State threshold of70,000 cells/ml of cyanobacteria. Samples contained the cyanobacteria taxa; Woronichnia and Microcystis and three varieties of Anabaena/Dolichospermum. The bloom appears bright green and globulous. Concentrations have […]

Click link below to view July 2019 Issue: https://mailchi.mp/nhlakes/shorelines-your-monthly-nh-lakes-newsletter-341805?e=b094c1ef63    

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Mirror Lake Residents: Please try to attend! Cyanobacteria Bloom Identification Workshop June 26,2019 Dr. Hilary Snook (USEPS) and Dr. Shane Bradt (UNH) § With USEPA Mobile Laboratory § Brewster Academy Boathouse § Wednesday June 26, 2019 § 9:30am-11:am (plus 11:30-1:00pm, if necessary, i.e. more than 50) This critical information is provided by Kathy Sciarappa: Gene

MLPA has been putting together a team to help with the water testing that DIck and Nancy Byrd so brilliantly did for years and years. Currently, MLPA has hired Don Kretchmer to take samples and test but this is only temporary as Don advises and MLPA know that our own people need to take care

MLPA Ten Tips-How Homeowners Can Help Mirror Lake

2018 Annual Meeting Slideshow

  The Annual Meeting of the Mirror Lake Protective Association will begin at 9:00 AM on June 16, 2018 at the Tuftonboro Fire House. PLEASE NOTE:  THIS IS AN EARLIER DATE AND DIFFERENT LOCATION FROM PREVIOUS ANNUAL MEETINGS. Click link for Google Map of location https://goo.gl/maps/k5dLRwm7xtK2

We are pleased to announce that you can now purchase a pendant featuring our own Mirror Lake, as Wearable Jewelry Art.   Designed as part of the New Hampshire Heritage Collection by MJ Harrington Jewelers of Newport, NH, Mirror Lake is included in their New Hampshire Lakes Pendant Collection.  Inspired by the natural beauty, proud traditions

I attended the Volunteer Lake Assessment Training session last Saturday 5/20/17. I am very glad I went, they had some very interesting and some very disturbing discussions about our lakes.  The most interesting to me was this video posted on YOUTUBE.  Visualizing some of the science that controls the lake is not often done but