This is the quarterly publication of New Hampshire Lakes Association. Great organization with valuable articles and stories to help protect our lakes. Worth a read. Lakeside – Summer 2014
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A great resource of information pertaining to Loons. With our newly hatched chicks this newsletter may provide you with further understanding on how we can be good neighbors with our Loons. Loon Preservation Committee – Summer 2014 Newsletter
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Stay in touch with your community, follow The Tuftonboro Times. The Tuftonboro Times – Summer 2014
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Mirror Lake Protective Association held it’s annual meeting on June 21, 2014 at which time Kathy Sciarappa, Chairman of the Nominating Committee presented the slate of Officers and Board Members for consideration. With no nominations from the floor the slate was unanimously adopted. Gene Kelley is the newly elected President of the Association. Val Zanchuk
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A very special thanks to WedgePhotoWorks© for providing us these wonderful shots of our new arrival on Mirror Lake. The Powerpoint Show was made courtesy of and with permission to use by WedgePhotoWorks. Click picture of the loon to view slideshow of the new arrival.
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This slide presentation provides homeowners with an overview of “low impact development” (LID) storm water management practices and gives a step-by step guide to building rain gardens, “bioretention cells”, porous pavers, rain barrels, and other LID landscaping techniques that use native shrubs, annuals and perennial flowers. Click link to right for slides: LowImpactLandscaping_MirrorLakeweb
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A special thanks to a MLPA member for sharing these fantastic shots of an immature Eagle that calls Mirror Lake home. The photos are protected by Copyright 2013 WEDGEphoto and have been shared with us for publishing on the web site.
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14 exotic aquatic plants are prohibited in New Hampshire due to their abilities to choke surface waters, harm native vegetation and wildlife, impact recreation, and lower property values. These exotic aquatic plant species are regulated in New Hampshire – and you can help to prevent their spread. According to NHDES there are 9 different exotic aquatic
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The issue: Prevent the risk of cyanobacteria blooms in Mirror Lake by reducing the level of phosphorus. How? Slow the flow of storm water run-off which carries phosphorus loaded sediment into Mirror Lake. What? A free workshop to teach participants ways to beautify their property while protecting Mirror Lake’s water quality. When? Saturday, July 20th, 9:00 am to 11:00
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NH LAKES Advocacy Alert! February 16, 2013 Dear Dusty, We need your help on Wednesday, February 20th, to protect NH’s loons! The Loon Preservation Committee (LPC) and NH LAKES are working together in support of Senate Bill 89, which would protect our state’s loon population by increasing existing restrictions on the use and sale of toxic lead
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