The MMLA Events Committee is excited to announce the jam-packed Summer of 2023 Merrymeeting Lake events. Mark your calendars now! NEW THIS YEAR we will be offering raffles and giveaways for participation for all MMLA members in good standing! Please remember to pay your annual dues. June 3 (rain date June 4th) – MMLA […]
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. […]
With great sadness, the MMLA Board of Directors extends heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Captain Nicholas Losapio, a highly accomplished Marine Pilot who was tragically lost in a training accident last month. The Losapio family has long been an integral part of our lake community, with Nick spending many summers here forging […]
Wake boat use is growing in popularity on lakes of all sizes throughout NH, and some of our lake residents have expressed concern about the possible environmental effects of this sport on Merrymeeting Lake—particularly with regard to shoreline erosion. To address concerns received from throughout the state, NH House Bill 137 was passed this year […]
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 […]
The environmental consultants, Forrest Bell Environmental Associates, will be making a presentation for the public on the status of the Merrymeeting Watershed including Merrymeeting Lake and all rivers and streams merging with the Merrymeeting River between the Merrymeeting Lake and Lake Winnipesaukee. This meeting will address recurrent blooms of cyanobacteria seen in both New Durham […]
Dear Lake Neighbors, I am thrilled to share with you that last Friday the Birch Ridge Community Forest was officially awarded a $350,000 grant from the highly competitive Land and Community Heritage Investment Program! With this award, and a recent grant from the NH Department of Environmental Service’s Aquatic Resources Mitigation Fund, the fundraising goal of […]