Welcome 2024!

What a year we had in 2023!  With your support we funded and installed defibrillators at easily accessible locations all around the lake, partnered with SELT for the conservation of Mt. Bet and we’re gaining traction toward the conservation of Mt. Jesse! There’s a lot to be excited about! We’re looking forward to keeping our […]

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The Septic System Care and Maintenance Workshop is this Saturday, July 22nd

This Saturday, New Durham’s Building Inspector and head of Code Enforcement Scott LaCroix will share details of New Durham’s Septic Ordinance. He’ll discuss the town’s plans to review homeowner septic certifications and enforce the ordinance requiring homeowners with failed certifications to remediate or replace their systems. As he shared at the MMLA annual meeting earlier […]

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ARE YOU READY FOR MUSIC ON THE LAKE?MML’s MUSIC ON THE LAKE IS THIS SATURDAY!

Saturday, July 15th, 3:15-8:15 pm A great line-up of talented volunteer MML musical acts this year for our annual water access event only! Click here to view an interactive version of the map.  PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW3:15-5:15 pm Permanent Vacation4:00-4:45 pm Car For One5:00-5:30 pm Relative Insanity5:15-7:15 pm Group Therapy6:00-7:30 pm Bob Kroepel7:15-8:15 pm The Pastime Club Event is […]

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MMLA Defibrillator Fundraiser

The Merrymeeting Lake Association is asking for your help! We would like to purchase and install defibrillators at locations around the lake that can be accessed by the public 24/7. At times, ambulance responses can be extended due to Merrymeeting Lake’s rural location and for cardiac events, every minute counts when life-saving intervention is needed. […]

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Unfortunate Loon Death

We received the following information from one of the biologists at The Loon Preservation Committee (LPC, https://www.loon.org/contact-loon-center.php ).  Please, if you see a loon in distress, or have any questions at all, contact the LPC. This is why they are there. “Just wanted to keep you in the loop–yesterday, I collected a dead loon on […]

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