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Speed limit backers show support "Supporters of the current boat speed limits on Lake Winnipesaukee released a poll yesterday showing strong support for the limits among La… Started by LFDA Editor	0	Apr 11, 2011
Recent news regarding boat speed limits: January 2, 2011 "A group of boaters in New Hampshire came together within the last year to help improve the waterways on Lake Winnipesaukee and in the proc… Started by LFDA Editor	0	Jan 3, 2011
Brakes on boat speed limits: December 2, 2010 Just as boaters on Lake Winnipesaukee are getting acquainted with permanent speed limits, a group of lawmakers and activists is seeking to… Started by LFDA Editor	0	Dec 2, 2010
Boat speed limit bill gets boost "The three Belknap County lawmakers on the New Hampshire House Transportation Committee voted to support permanent speed limits on Lake Win… Started by LFDA Editor	1	Apr 21, 2010 Reply by rOBERT c fLANNERY
Safety Services head refuses to take sides on issue of Winnipesaukee speed limits "The Director of the Division of Safety Services told a legislative committee Wednesday that the proposed bill to make speed limits on Lake… Started by LFDA Editor	2	Apr 8, 2010 Reply by rOBERT c fLANNERY
Senate panel recommends raising boat speed limits "The Senate Transportation and Interstate Cooperation Committee voted unanimously to amend the bill that seeks to permanently impose speed… Started by LFDA Editor	0	Mar 19, 2010
Push would solidify Winnipesaukee boat speed limits "The law imposing speed limits on boaters at Lake Winnipesaukee is set to expire at the end of this year, and a group of legislators is pus… Started by LFDA Editor	0	Feb 25, 2010
Lawmakers seeking to make 'Big Lake' speed limit permanent "A number of local legislators have co-sponsored a bill to eliminate the sunset provision of the current boat speed limit bill that would,… Started by LFDA Editor	0	Jan 21, 2010
Group seeks to make boat speed restriction permanent House Bill HB847 was signed by Gov. Lynch on 7/9/2008 and went into effect 1/1/2009 and to sunset on 1/1/2011. The main purpose of this bil… Started by Dick Smith	3	Jan 9, 2010 Reply by Drew