The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES), Dam Bureau is planning to host a public informational meeting on the ongoing evaluation of Merrymeeting Lake Dam, Jones Pond Dam and Alton Power Dam. These three state-owned dams are currently being evaluated for hazard classification, discharge capacity and structural stability. This meeting is to review and […]
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Water Quality Presentation Saturday 8/17
The Merrymeeting Lake Association in partnership with UNH has collected over 40 years of water quality data at three different sites on the lake. Bob Craycraft of the UNH Lakes Lay Monitoring Program will provide details of the program and discuss what that data tells us for the past, present and future. Judy Purington of […]
Summer of 2024 Merrymeeting Lake Association Events
What’s the most wonderful time of the year? For those who love Merrymeeting Lake, the answer is summer! With longer days and warmer temperatures come a many opportunities to support the lake, get to know your neighbors, and have fun! July 7 – MMLA’s Annual MeetingTo be held at the MMLA Meetinghouse at 9:00 AM. […]
JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL MEETING 7/7/24!
The MMLA Annual Meeting is this Sunday, July 7th, at the MMLA Meetinghouse at Cove Cottages. We’ll start gathering at 8:30 AM for some light refreshments, with the meeting officially kicking off at 9:00 AM. This year we will not be offering a Zoom option and hope to see our members in person. Along with our usual business and updates […]
Roadside Cleanup Changed to 6/8 and Summer Events Schedule!
Our roadside cleanup date has been rescheduled to 6/8/24 from 9-11 AM, meeting at the MMLA clubhouse at Cove Cottages across from the public boat launch. The town has provided trash bags and disposable gloves, so bring your cleanup spirit and we’ll assign areas and head out to freshen up the roadways for the […]
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 […]