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The SLAM 2025 fall news letter is available here

Our lake is very low (just like other NH lakes). Please use caution at launch while exiting the lake.  A mound of rocks and large hole have been created by boats “power loading” back onto trailers… there is danger of grounding out on the mound.  Use power tilts if possible. If you come directly into

The public Project Kick-off Meeting was held on Monday, August 25th at 4pm at the Madison Library in the Chick Room. Click here to view a recording of the meeting.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen: the Silver Lake Singers and their beautiful voices and spirits, the water craft transporters, the dock loading managers, and to all the lovely humans who came to listen and marvel at the beauty of the day, the sparkling water, the blue sky feathered with clouds and

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.

It’s that time of year again—membership renewal season! Your support enables SLAM to continue its mission of protecting and preserving our lake. The water is up, boats are launching, and our dedicated Lake Hosts are already at work. Water testing is scheduled, the Watershed Management Plan is moving forward, and we’re actively advocating for important

Boat launch stickers are available at Madison Town Hall during open hours (Monday–Thursday, 8 AM– 4 PM). You can also use this link for mail-in instructions and a list of the information you’ll need to provide.

Read how SLAM’s Lake Host Program’s early efforts—highlighted in this 2004 article—helped shape a lasting fight against exotic aquatic plants in our lake.