David Bertran (right) of the Friends of White Pond asks Ossipee selectmen Aug. 23 to ask the state to help protect the pond from environmental damage from mining as regulations are nearly 25 years old. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
David Bertran (right) of the Friends of White Pond asks Ossipee selectmen Aug. 23 to ask the state to help protect the pond from environmental damage from mining as regulations are nearly 25 years old. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — Selectmen are seeking guidance from the state of New Hampshire on how to best protect its aquifer and wildlife after the board was approached by homeowners concerned that a local mining operating may hurt White Pond.Â
White Pond is a 47-acre spring-fed trout pond off White Pond Road. It’s just south of Pine River State Forest. It's been a hot topic at Ossipee board meetings this summer.
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