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The 2025 SLAM Annual Meeting was held at the Madison Church on July 12. You can view the meeting presentation here, and the notes here.

Since our attendance has grown to the point where most member properties are not large enough to host our parties we have scheduled our Mid-Summer SLBC Party at the South Beach Pavilion on Saturday, July 26, from 4:30 – 7:00 pm. The rain date will be the 27th. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided.

SLAM supporter, the Silver Lake Boating Club, is kicking off the summer season with a celebration on June 21! 🎉 Event: SLBC Mid Summery Party 📅 Date: July 21🕓 Time: 4:30 – 7:00 PM📍 Location: South Beach Pavilion Don’t miss it! Check our news page for event details.To learn more about the Silver Lake Boating

Saturday, August 23rd, 9AM-10:30AM SLAM has invited the Silver Lake Singers – a choir dedicated to hospice, hope and healing – to celebrate the health and beauty of our lake in song In boats, beginning at the Head of the Lake they will sing their way along the western shoreline and end at the South, Foot of the

 A notice from the Madison Elementary School cancelled our use of the gymnasium for the Annual Meeting (floor renovation).  Therefore, to preserve the data we need to present visually our JULY MEETING WILL BE HELD AS SCHEDULED AT 9:00AM AT THE MADISON COMMUNITY CHURCH.  (Route 113)  Please join us at the church for a recap

 SLAM Annual Meeting July 12 moved to the Madison Community Church @ 9am.  Join us for lake protection updates and a DES presentation on watersheds in NH.

From Ann Haralambie The 2 north territory chicks hatched this morning and are still on the nest. They’ll be moving to their brooding area in the next hour or so, so please be careful in the area from Bimba Island north. For up to date information please check the Silver Lake Madison, NH Facebook group

From Ann Haralambie The 2 north territory chicks hatched this morning and are still on the nest. They’ll be moving to their brooding area in the next hour or so, so please be careful in the area from Bimba Island north. I will need some help getting the signs out (too shallow for my boat)

From Ann Haralambie on June 29th… This morning we had 2 chicks hatch from the nest in the Cook Inlet.  They are now in their brooding area, so I hope boaters, kayakers, canoeists, paddleboarders, and swimmers will give them a lot of space. Right now the adults need to focus all their attention on feeding and protecting

From Ann Haralambie on June 29th… This morning we had 2 chicks hatch from the nest in the Cook Inlet.  They are now in their brooding area, so I hope boaters, kayakers, canoeists, paddleboarders, and swimmers will give them a lot of space. Right now the adults need to focus all their attention on feeding and protecting