Sunday Sailing Returns!

Sunday Sailing Returns!

As last summer came to a close, we ran a Sunday Regatta as a first step towards bringing sailing racing back to Lovell Lake. We ran a handful of races, with several boats exchanging the lead and different skippers taking first-place finishes. By the series' end, Dave...

read more
2022 Lovell Lake Watershed Survey

2022 Lovell Lake Watershed Survey

The Lovell Lake Community shares a common love and appreciation for our lake. We all agree that keeping the lake in pristine condition is critical to sustaining and enjoying this treasure. As you may know the runoff from erosion is a source of pollution because it...

read more
Our New President and Vice-President

Our New President and Vice-President

The Nominating Committee is pleased to announce that Susan Davis and Michael Prindle will serve as the Lovell Lake Association’s next president and vice-president, respectively. Susan and Michael have long histories on the lake. Let them introduce themselves. - Ann...

read more
Sunday Sailing Returns!

Sunday Sailing Returns!

At our August 7th, annual association meeting, I offered to initiate a weekend sailing series on Lovell Lake. I was not sure there would be interest but was surprised by how many attendees were eager to participate. They spoke of a vibrant sailing scene decades ago....

read more
Keep Lovell Lake Water Free of Invasive Species

Keep Lovell Lake Water Free of Invasive Species

Update May 15, 2021 - We are excited to share Beverly and Jim Lawrie have stepped up to volunteer their efforts as the Lake Host Program coordinators! That being said, we're always seeking volunteers like you to commit time as Lake Hosts or to support any of the many...

read more
Exotic Fish Sighting In Lovell Lake

Exotic Fish Sighting In Lovell Lake

A video was recently posted by Hayden Cyr on the Lovell Lake Community Facebook page of what appears to be a good-sized orange Koi, Carp or Goldfish. Hayden indicates he took the video of the fish over by the docks at Sunshine Acres Campground, but comments from...

read more
Please Don’t Feed Ducks Or Geese

Please Don’t Feed Ducks Or Geese

Please, for the sake of the lake, the ducks, and for those of us who try to enjoy the lake, please don’t feed the ducks! Feeding the waterfowl can cause swimmer’s itch. Swimmers’ itch is a skin rash caused by an allergic reaction to contact with certain parasites of...

read more
NH DES Cyanobacteria Facebook Posts

NH DES Cyanobacteria Facebook Posts

NH Department of Environmental Services, Cyanobacteria Facebook Post, June 5, 2020: "When at our lakes and ponds this weekend, be on the lookout for cyanobacterial blooms! Three cyanobacteria advisories have been issued this week (Governors Lake, Raymond; Clough Pond,...

read more

$
Name of Friend or In Memory *REQUIRED