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Commission Debates Whether To Take Position on Changing Mount Washington's Name

Easton resident Kris Pastoriza's efforts to change Mount Washington’s name because the former president held slaves was again the subject of discussion when the Mount Washington Commission met atop the 6,288 peak Friday with state Sen. Carrie Gendreau criticizing Pastoriza for making it an issue.

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Ribbon cut at Umbagog Lake State Park bathhouse

CAMBRIDGE — “This bathhouse probably has the best view of any in our whole country,” said Commissioner Sarah Stewart of the state Department of Natural and Cultural Resources during a ribbon-cutting on Thursday, July 15, at Lake Umbagog State Park. The ceremony officially marked the completion of the new two-story structure overlooking the 7,850-acre shallow lake rimmed by forested mountains. COVID-19 distancing and mask requirements prevented the state from marking the occasion in 2020 when the bathhouse was first opened to public use in the state-owned campground off Route 26. The Division of Parks and Recreation calls the handsome shingled building a visitor services building because its facilities include both men’s and women’s toilet rooms, a family bathroom, three showers, a laundry room, and pot-washing and dishwashing area.

Restoration work underway on Presidential Rail Trail

GORHAM — The state Bureau of Trails is using an excavator to fix drainage and washout issues on the Presidential Rail Trail, starting just west of Jimtown Road. This stretch of the 18-mile Presidential Rail Trail is also a segment of the Cross NH Adventure Trail (known as the xNHAT), an 83-mile bicycle route through 11 towns from the Maine border to the Vermont border, cobbled together three years ago by an energetic retiree, Marianne Borowski of Glen. Enthusiastic supporters of Granite State “cycletourism” have donated money to pay for trail improvements, porta-potty rentals and publishing trail maps. The Bureau of Trails was authorized at a recent of governor and the Executive Council meeting to accept a $6,400 donation from the Cross NH Adventure Trail to rent an excavator to perform trail maintenance on the Presidential Rail Trail.

Town Forest Committee prepares for public hearing

GORHAM — The Gorham Town Forest Committee met by Zoom on May 17 to formally accept the Forest Stewardship Plan for the Tinker Brook tract nearly a year after the