2026 Annual Meeting Announcement

Dear CLPA Members,

You're invited to the Canobie Lake Protective Association's 2026 Annual Meeting. This year, we'll hear from guest speakers about lake levels, the severe drought we are in, and the future state of the Southern NH water pipeline, before moving into our business meeting, including officer elections and a vote on proposed bylaw amendments. Details below.

Date & Location

Date: Sunday, August 23, 2026

Doors Open: 4:30 PM

Meeting Begins: 5:00 PM

Location: Searles School and Chapel, 3 Chapel Road, Windham, NH

Schedule

●        4:30 - 5:00 PM: Doors open. Check in and visit with your lake neighbors.

●        5:00 - 6:00 PM: Guest Speakers

Town of Salem Municipal Director and Water Treatment Deputy Director of Utilities

Brandon Kernen, Administrator, NHDES Drinking Water and Groundwater Bureau

●       6:00 PM: Business Meeting begins

●       President's Report

●       Approval of 2025 Annual Meeting minutes

●       Treasurer's Report

●       Election of Officers and Directors

●       Vote on Proposed Bylaw Amendments

●       Funding Boat Ramp Improvements/Creation

●       Raffle Prizes Drawing

Election Information

Four two-year-term seats. The Board-recommended slate:

●        President - Tanya Donnelly (running for re-election)

●        Director, Salem - Daryl Abbas (running for re-election)

●        Director, Windham - Scott Buttram (running for re-election)

●        Secretary - open seat

Per Article VIII of the bylaws, write-in and floor nominations are not permitted. Any member interested in running for a Board position must do so at least 15 days before the Annual Meeting (by August 8, 2026). The final candidate list will be posted at least 7 days before the meeting (by August 16, 2026).

Questions or RSVP

Please reach out to Tanya Donnelly at info@canobielake.org with any questions.

We look forward to seeing you on August 23.

 Tanya Donnelly

President, Canobie Lake Protective Association

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