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Hancock police arrest a pair wanted for multiple crimes
Michael Munroe, 32, wanted in a
Seabrook bank robbery and three carjackings, was arrested Saturday in Hancock.
Hancock Police reported that Officer
Frank Shea spotted Monroe acting suspiciously after a car was reported stolen
on Brimstone Corner Road and tried to
arrest him.
Hancock Fire Chief Nevan Cassidy saw
Munroe sucker punch Shea and try to get
away in his cruiser, as he and Shea then
chased after him. Assistant Fire Chief
Tom Bates was also standing by.
Bates and bystander Ben Billings said
they jumped in to help subdue Munroe
and pull him from the cruiser. Munroe
was taken into custody, and he is being
held at the Hillsborough County House
of Corrections. While officers arrested
Monroe they say his girlfriend, Rebecca
Norton, 29, also of Raymond, went into
Hancock Market and tried to call a cab.
She was also arrested on warrants
for drug possession charges in Methuen,
Massachusetts, and a parole violation
in Raymond. Multiple agencies in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts were
searching for Munroe after he allegedly
committed a spree of carjackings, robberies and other crimes while out on parole.
Michael Munroe
Rebecca Norton
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The Henniker Town Clerk will be on hand to license all residents’ dogs for 2016.
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These students participated in the recent H-D Middle School Talent Show. There were about 150 people who attended the show on Thursday, March 31st. The talent included singing, magic act, violin solo, guitar solo and drums accompanied by guitars.
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Henniker Selectmen approve changes to Western Avenue project
and land owner Keith DeMoura. The Board
agreed that she could initiate the change,
that the DeMoura’s would be billed for their
portion of the changes, and an amendment
to the specifications would be brought back
to the Board.
In other business, Tia Hooper brought
Jennifer McCourt, Engineer for the
Western Avenue project, spoke to the Henniker Select Board about a culvert change
that would be beneficial to both the Town
Bennington's St.
Patrick Church sold
St. Patrick Church in Bennington has
been purchased by a Boston couple who
plan to retire there. Martin and Tish White
purchased church building for $80,000
on Tuesday, with plans on renovating the
church and property. into their dream home. The Whites have long waited to move out of
the city, and have been searching for a rural
area in which to retire.
White, a carpenter by trade, plans a complete interior renovation but will keep the
exterior untouched except for reshingling the
roof, which could begin as soon as next week.
The stained-glass windows will remain. The
church has been on the market for nearly
six years. Church officials report that all the
money from the sale will go to Divine Mercy
in Peterborough, which has owned the Bennington property since 2006, when the two
were merged.
some policies that she thought needed
to be addressed by the Board. Chair Kris
Blombeck stated that he would like to see
all of the policies reviewed and asked that
Board members and Department heads look
them over and submit suggestions by next
month.
Engineer Jennifer McCourt presents her proposed changes to the Board.
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All kinds of excitement on the Proctor Academy campus as they welcome more than 70 families to the 1st admissions Revisit Day.
Mt Sunapee Ski area expansion gains approval
The Executive Council has voted to approve a major expansion
of the Mount Sunapee ski area. The council on Wednesday voted 3-1,
with Councilor Colin Van Ostern, D-Concord, opposed. Councilor
Chris Sununu, R-Newfields, as chief executive officer of Waterville
Valley Resort, recused himself from the vote.
The Friends of Mount Sunapee and the New Hampshire chapter
of the Sierra Club, two groups critical of the expansion, said they may
challenge it in court.
Van Ostern said any development of public lands deserved a high
level of scrutiny and standard. “The proposal in front of us would
skew that balance that we’ve struck in New Hampshire by doing
more to enable private gain than to ensure public access,” he said.
The proposed expansion would create four new trails on roughly
56 acres in an area of the mountain being called “West Bowl.” The
approval includes a 10-year option for Mount Sunapee Resort operators, through June 30, 2028. The project cost is an estimated $12
million to $15 million, according to Jay Gamble, vice president and
general manager of Mount Sunapee Resort.
Councilor David Wheeler, R-Milford, recalled how, as a former
state senator, he voted to recommend the Mount Sunapee ski area
be leased to a private operator almost 20 years ago. He said it was
the right decision then, and the right path with the current proposed
lease and expansion.
Councilor Joe Kenney said the boards of selectmen in Newbury,
Goshen and Bradford supported the expansion. He added that the
opponents, through voicing their concerns, helped make the lease
arrangement stronger.
Frank MacConnell, owner of Bob Skinner’s Ski & Sport Shop in
Newbury near the entrance to Mount Sunapee, applauded the council vote. He is with Citizens for Mount Sunapee’s Future, a group that
has supported the expansion. “It just means that we’re going to have
the opportunity of having some slow and steady growth,” he said.
“Nothing’s going to happen overnight.”
“What the lease agreement really reflects is a balance between
recreation and preserving our natural beauty and natural resources,
but also recognizing the importance of Mount Sunapee, not only as
an economic driver in this state, in our travel and tourism industry,
but also a really important component to funding our state park
system,” Hassan said after the vote.
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TOWN OF NEW BOSTON
PUBLIC NOTICE
ROAD WORK ON OLD COACH ROAD
The Road Agent would like to advise the New Boston residents
that extensive work will begin at the bottom of Old Coach Road,
where it meets Route 13, from April 11th thru June 24th.
The majority of the time the road will be open to one-lane
traffic, there may be short periods where it will be closed
and traffic will be detoured.
TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH, NH
PUBLIC NOTICE
SCENIC ROAD HEARING
There will be a Scenic Road Hearing on Wednesday,
April 20, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. during the regularly scheduled
Planning Board Meeting at the Hillsborough Town Office
at 27 School Street relative to a request by Public Service
of New Hampshire, per RSA 231:158, to trim and remove
trees and brush encroaching on utility wires on the
following scenic roads, as designated by the town:
Barden Hill Road, Jones Road, Beard Road and
Old County Road.
TOWN OF DEERING • HIGHWAY DEPT
PAVING BID
The Town of Deering Highway Department will be accepting
bids for paving for the summer of 2016. The Town will be
repairing approximately one half mile of East Deering Road.
The Town will be looking at putting 2” of base and 1” of top
20 feet wide which equals to approximately 1000 tons total.
The center seam shall be overlapped and pinched to ensure
that it won’t open up and let moisture in. The contractor shall
supply all equipment, supplies and labor. The Town will supply
traffic control. For any questions or details you may contact the
Road Agent at 603-748-3028. Bids may be mailed or delivered
to the Deering Town Hall at 762 Deering Center Road, Deering,
NH 03244. The Town reserves the right to refuse any and all
bids. Bids must be submitted by April 20TH 2016.
TOWN OF DEERING • HIGHWAY DEPT
RECLAIMING BID
The Town of Deering Highway Department will be accepting
reclaiming bids for the summer of 2016. The Town will
be reclaiming one half mile of East Deering Road totaling
approximately 5900 square yards. Work must be completed
no later than June first so that the Highway Department has
time to complete their work. The contractor must provide all
equipment and labor for the reclaiming. The town will supply
the grading and traffic control. For any questions you may
contact the Road Agent at 603-748-3028. Bids can be mailed
or delivered to the Deering Town Hall at 762 Deering Center
Road, Deering NH 03244. Proof of insurance and W9’s must
accompany all bids. The Town reserves the right to refuse any
and all bids. Bids must be submitted by April 20, 2016.
Henniker Rotary Club President Ruth Zax, Henniker Rotarian Steve Neuhoff
and Louise Carignan (wife of Rotarian Ed Carignan) were three of a half
dozen people who spent last Saturday morning repacking fabric to be
sent to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. A call to action
was sent out to the quilting communities and they responded by donating close to 3 tons of fabric, notions and even sewing machines. A special
thank you goes to Quilted Threads of Henniker for their participation. Another call went out to transport it all from Henniker, and a Brattleboro,
Vt. moving company stepped up and is going to make sure that it's all
delivered. Not pictured were Lisa Hustis, Ed Carignan, and Dan DaCosta.
Greenfield 225th Anniversary
Wednesday, June 15th, 2016:
This is the actual anniversary date and we will hold an indoor/outdoor
event with music, cake, ringing the Meeting House bell and reading the
proclamation at 6pm, at the Meeting House.
Saturday, June 25th, 2016:
Parade and day-long celebration at Oak Park. Details below.
Saturday, July 9th, 2016:
Fireworks celebration at the Siegars residence on Pine Ridge Road.
Temple Band concert at 7:30 – 9, followed by the fireworks!
Parade Participation (Theme: Then, Now and Everything In Between):
Parade lines up at 9am at the Atherton residence on the corner of East
Road and Forest Road. The parade will go through town and end at the
Oak Park Football Field. Make a float. Historical or humorous! Dress up
in time period costumes and walk the parade route.
Ideas and creativity are endless. Contact me if you need help with ideas! Parade sign up forms can be found on the Town’s website, at the Town
Office, Harvester Mrkt, the Recycle Center, Library or Post Office.
Oak Park Participation:
7:30 – 8:30am is set up time, with the events officially opening at 9am
and closing at 3pm. We will have food and craft vendors, entertainment
and games, a farmers market and animal area, as well as community, agricultural, industrial and historical, exhibits, displays and demonstrations.
Some venders are designing colonial village storefronts.
Have a business, group or committee you want to promote? This is a
good opportunity to do so. Vendor forms can be found on the Town’s
website, at the Town Office, Harvester Mkt, the Recycle Center, Library
or Post Office.
Volunteers:
We need people to help us during the dates above, so if you have a few
hours you could help out, please contact me via email or phone. Dorene
Adams 225th Anniversary Committee. Email at: [email protected] Committee Members: Dorene Adams, Bob & Maureen
Caron, Adele Hale, Kathrine Heck, Carele Mayer.
Fine Art Gallery
Antiques • Furniture
The WMS Science Club competed at the UNH Sea Perch Regional Competition. (l-r) Chris Seaver and Aram Fowler competed in the obstacle
course with their underwater rover. Bronda Crosby photo.
Weare team competes in SeaPerch ROV
The Weare Middle School Science Club competed in the regional
SeaPerch ROV competition held at UNH on April 2. The two WMS
teams to compete were Team Hydro Diver comprised of 8th graders Dan
Ciarla, Aram Fowler and Chris Seaver and Team Sea Biscuit with members Noah Sigrist and Dominik Sutkus from the 8th grade and 7th
grade student Cameron Lombard. To practice for the UNH underwater
robotics competition, the teams traveled to the Goffstown YMCA to
practice driving their ROVs in a pool similar to the one at UNH. Many
thanks to the Goffstown YMCA for so generously donating pool time to
the effort. The WMS Science Club is coached by Debby LeBlanc.
Spaghetti Dinner precedes Opioid Forum
Multiple local agencies are working together to host an opioid
awareness presentation on April 19 at 6:30PM. Please join us at
Hillsboro-Deering High School to learn more about the opioid epidemic
and how it affects Hillsboro and our surrounding communities. This is a
free event, open to concerned citizens of all ages. There will be speakers
discussing opioid abuse from a personal, legal, and medical standpoints.
Tables will also be set up where you can speak to professionals and
receive additional information. A spaghetti dinner will be provided and
door prizes will be raffled off. Doors open at 6:00, dinner at 6:30. The
presentation will begin at 7:15. Franklin Firefighters ask to Fill The Boot
Members of the Franklin Fire Local #4711 are set to kick off the fire
fighter’s annual Fill the Boot fundraising campaign to help the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) find urgently needed treatments and
cures for muscular dystrophy, ALS and related diseases that severely
limit strength and mobility. Fire fighters from Franklin Fire Local #4711
will fan out across the city with boots in hand for this year’s drive on
April 8th at 12pm.
TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH, NH
PLANNING BOARD
ABUTTER AND PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given in accordance with RSA 676:4 that
an application for a AMENDMENT of PREVIOUSLY –
APPROVED SITE PLAN will be submitted by Thelma
Brown for Eversource Energy to located at 8 Sawmill Road
(Map 11G Lot 307), to the Hillsborough Planning Board at
a Public Hearing on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 beginning
at 7:00 p.m. at the Hillsborough Town Hall Meeting Room
at 27 School Street, Hillsborough NH.
Upon a finding by the Board that the application meets
the submission requirements, the Board will vote to accept
the application as complete and the Public Hearing on the
merits of the proposal will follow immediately. Should
a decision not be reached at the Public Hearing, this
application will stay on the Planning Board agenda until
such time as it is either approved or disapproved. Copies
of the application and plans may be viewed at the Office
of Community Planning, 27 School Street, Hillsborough,
NH. Anyone with questions about this application should
contact Robyn Payson, Planning Director at 603-464-3877,
ext. 227.
Hillsborough Planning Board
Case No. 2016-001
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Council confirms Jerry Little as NH Banking Commissioner
The New
Hampshire
Executive Council
voted 3-2 on
Wednesday to
confirm state
Sen. Jerry Little,
R-Weare, as the
next commissioner of the state
Banking Department.
Little’s term is to begin June 2, and
it extends to Jan. 1, 2019, at a salary of
$101,789.48.
Colin Van Ostern of Concord and Chris
Pappas of Manchester, the two Democrats
on the five-member council, said they opposed Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan’s
choice of Little based on his past work as
a lobbyist for the banking industry in New
Hampshire.
Councilors Joe Kenney, David Wheeler,
and Chris Sununu, all Republicans, voted
to confirm Little. After he was nominated,
Little said he would never again return to the
banking sector.
Scott Dias (center) has his wallet open along with the other very supportive Henniker voters to help the 7th grade students raise money for their trip to DC, during
the recent Henniker Town Meeting. The students raised just over $500, with $100 of
the total coming from one very generous Henniker student supporter.
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local shop throughout the ConVal district. It’s time to
purchase your annual discount card and help ConVal
Baseball have a great season. This year, a portion of
the proceeds will go back to the community through
a donation to a local charity. Help support your
baseball team, those in need and of course, get fabulous new discounts at local vendors…it’s a win-win
weekend. See you then.
CURIOUS CREATURES: Deering Public Library
presents" Curious Creatures" animals from all over
the country in an up close, hands on if you choose
setting. FREE. This is open to all area families. A great
way to end April school vacation. Call 464-5138.
FELLS PROGRAM: Vegetable Gardening 101
9:30am-noon Novice or experienced gardener?
Need the basics for planning your vegetable garden?
Master Gardener Linda West guides you through the
process with tips on how to establish a garden, what
to plant, what critters to expect, and unique ways
to grow some of your favorite veggies. Requested
donation $10. Advance registration required.
FLEA MARKET: Come to one of the first big inside
sales of the season at the First Congregational
Church of Hopkinton on April 9 from 9am through
noon, with bag sale beginning at 11:00. Clothing,
household goods, linens, books, tools, sporting
Art & Craft
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& Crafters
Sat., May 7, 2016 - 10am-3pm
Andover Elementary/Middle School
20 School St., Andover, NH
CHICKEN & BISCUITS: Supper Two seatings: 5:00
& 6:30 pm No charge; donations accepted. Proceeds
will benefit Hillsboro Youth Services. Hillsboro United
Methodist Church, 16 Henniker St. Hillsboro. For
reservations or more info call 464-3056.
ANNUAL FLEA MARKET: 9am – 2pm. Celebrate
Spring by coming to a great flea market. Visit with
friends or make new ones. Coffee and donuts available all day. Soup and rolls available at lunch. You
never know what you may find at a flea market.
South Newbury at the Friendship House/corner of
Village and Sutton Roads.
MOVIE NIGHT: Come join us for family movie night
to see the film Tangled on the big screen downstairs
at Smith Memorial Congregational Church. Admission is free and complimentary popcorn and a drink
will be served. The doors open at 6:30pm and the
movie begins at 7pm. Hope to see you all there!
Sunday April 10
WILMOT PROGRAM: Learn about how women
farmers are making a difference in New Hampshire’s
local food movement at 2pm Sunday, at the Wilmot
Community Association’s (WCA) Red Barn, 64 Village
Road. The program is sponsored by the WCA and the
Wilmot Garden Club.
FLEA MARKET
& CRAFTS SALE
SATURDAY,
APRIL 23, 2016
9 AM - 1 PM
WARNER TOWN HALL
5 E. Main Street
The Andover Service Club is inviting artists and crafters
to show and sell their work, while interacting with
residents of this wonderful community. This show and
sale is non-juried and open to all artists and crafters
who are 18 years of age or older. Please contact Mary
T. Ofenloch, chairlady, at 603-735-4101 after 10am or
email [email protected] for an application and/
or more info. Sponsored by The Andover Service Club,
PO Box 22, Andover, NH 03216. To benefit the ASC
Merit Scholarship Fund & Community Organizations.
FREE ADMISSION
Snack Bar • Rafﬂe
Household items,
Crafts & Antiques
To
benefit
the
Pillsbury
Free
Library
For information or to book a table
contact the library:
456-2289 [email protected]
Monday April 11
WASHINGTON HISTORICAL: First Meeting of the
Season Everyone welcome! at Camp Morgan Our
neighbor, Carol Carlson will tell us about raising
& training her Chinook sled dogs. Pot luck 6pm
meeting at 7 and program at 7:30. Come join us for a
pleasant evening.
Tuesday April 12
REAL ESTATE MARKET: Longtime local Realtor
Stacey Viandier will lead a presentation and discussion on "The State of Local Real Estate" beginning
at 7pm in the Highland Lake Grange Hall in East
Andover. Offered by the Andover Institute, an arm of
the Andover Community Association, the program is
open to the public at no charge. HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: Tanger Outlet Trip
sponsored by GHSS. It’s time load up on spring fashions and great bargains and we have 25% off single
coupons to share. We’ll leave the Shaw’s parking
lot at 9:30am for Tilton. The bus fee is $7.50. We ‘ll
eat at the famous Tilton Diner. Call Marie Mogavero
464-4726 to reserve your seat.
FELLS PROGRAM: Out and About at The Fells:
Pools of Mud and Magic 10-11am. Come explore
magical spring ponds full of new life! Peeping frogs,
squirming salamanders and emerging turtles will be
the stars of our April activities. Free. No reservations
necessary. Meets at The Fells Gatehouse. Co-
SATURDAY,
APRIL 23
THE DEERING FISH AND
GAME CLUB WILL HOLD
ITS ANNUAL
KIDS
FISHING
DERBY
7AM-9AM
At the club pond on
Longwoods Road, Deering.
All kids age 1 to 12
are welcome.
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equipment - all sorts of surprising gems! Proceeds
go to support the various missions - local, state, and
global - carried on by First Church. FIS
Saturday April 9
SATURDAY, MAY 14
RAIN OR SHINE $10 PER PERSON
DAYLIGHT TO 4:00PM
Any body of water in Hillsboro, Henniker,
Antrim, Washington, Deering & Bradford
Check-in at Hillsboro American Legion
beginning at 8:00AM
Tickets at: American Legion and Morse
Sporting Goods or Call: Norm 464-9095,
Steve 588-2265 or Jerry 315-4948
GRAND PRIZE IS A KAYAK!
Events: Community Bulletin Board
sponsored by The Fells and Lake Sunapee Protective
Association.
VFW MEETS: The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in Bennington meets on the 2nd Tues. of each month at
7pm at the post home. All Veterans are welcome. For
more information please call (603) 680-1033.
POTLUCK DINNER: 7pm - Mont Vernon, NH Fire
Department hosted by New Boston/Mont Vernon
Lions. Public welcome.
Thursday April 14
ECLECTIC BOOK CLUB: at 11am at the Antrim
Presbyterian Church, readers will discuss John
Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath. Please join our low-key,
informal conversation. For additional information
please call Steve Ullman at 588-2005 or email him at
[email protected]
HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: GHSS Monthly Senior
Luncheon. Join us at 12 noon at the United Methodist Church for a traditional springtime meal of ham
with marmalade brown sugar topping, twice baked
potatoes, roasted carrots, coleslaw and topped off
with pineapple bread pudding. The fee is $5. Call
Marie Merrow 464-3067 by April 8th. No walk-ins,
PLEASE. There are parking issues at the church so the
bus (Betsy) will be transporting people from Shaw’s
at 11:30 and 11:45.
RAIL TRAIL: Don't miss the next Friends of the
Northern Rail Trail-Merrimack County (FNRT-MC)
Hillsboro-Deering / Hopkinton
FOOTBALL 2016
“HOME OF THE REDHAWKS”
HEAD COACH JAY WOOD
Redhawks Football Team
will be hosting a
GENTLY USED
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT SALE
HOPKINTON H
H.S
S AND
HILLSBORO-DEERING H.S
April 16, 2016
9am – 1pm (set up at 8am)
$20.00 (6ft table) $30.00 (12ft table)
Closets crammed with outgrown
sports equipment or exercise stuff?
Support the HD-H Redhawks Football
program and sell it! You price and
man your own table. Players will
be there to help you unload your
equipment and bring it inside. Call
Kelly at 464-5057 to reserve your
spot in Hopkinton or Hillsboro.
event coming up in April: its tenth annual Thursday's
Child fundraising dinner scheduled one night only,
at The Coach House Restaurant at the New London
Inn Reservations can be made by calling the New
London Inn at 603-526-2791. Dinner may be enjoyed
as early as 5 p.m. in the Tavern (reservations not
necessary) or 5:30 p.m. in the main dining room.
GREAT DECISIONS: Antrim’s Great Decisions group
intends to meet at 6:30pm at the Tuttle Library –
The Kurds, For more information please call or email
Steve Ullman [email protected] - 588-2005.
BOW COMMUNITY FORUM: from 6:30pm - 8pm
in the Library’s upstairs meeting room. PROPOSED
- Conservation, Recycling, Drinking Water Committees: How do all of these committees help ensure
the good quality of life we enjoy in Bow, particularly
related to our environmental resources.
Friday April 15
ANDOVER COFFEEHOUSE: Folk singer-songwriter
Mary Maguire will appear as featured performer on
the Highland Lake Grange Hall stage at the monthly
Andover (NH) Community Coffeehouse beginning at
7pm. The event is open to the public at no charge.
Donations are gratefully accepted.
Saturday April 16
CONVAL BASEBALL: Come out this weekend and
look for the ConVal boys in uniform at your favorite
local shop throughout the ConVal district. It’s time to
purchase your annual discount card and help ConVal
Baseball have a great season. This year, a portion of
the proceeds will go back to the community through
a donation to a local charity. Help support your
baseball team, those in need and of course, get fabulous new discounts at local vendors…it’s a win-win
weekend. See you then.
FELLS PROGRAM: Vernal Pool Adventure Walk
for Families 1-2:30pm Bring the whole family for
a learning experience at one of The Fells vernal
pools and discover who lives there and why these
temporary habitats are so important. Waterproof
footwear recommended. Led by Lake Sunapee
Protective Association Education Director Kathleen
Stowell. Fells and LSPA members free, non-members
$5 per family. No registration required. Meets at The
Fells Gatehouse. Co-sponsored by the Lake Sunapee
Protective Association.
RABIES CLINIC: 1:30pm – 2:30pm at the New
Boston Fire Station. Cost $15.00 each. Remember, all
dogs on leashes and all cats in carriers.
BINGO: The games are played at Osborne Memorial
Hall in South Weare on Saturday evenings at 7 p.m.
sharp. Bingo sheets, daubers, and pull-tabs are for
sale. Refreshments include hotdogs, candy, chips,
home baked desserts, and beverages (proceeds benefit Osborne Memorial Hall renovations, so please do
not carry in). No one under 18 is allowed.
The Voices That Care
ONE NIGHT
SINGING
COMPETITION!
Spring Fling
Retirement
Send Off
For
April 23, 2016
Newport Opera House
6:30 PM - Doors @ 6 PM
Chief Ryan
Murdough
Adults $10; Kids 8-16 $5; Under 8 free
OPEN HOUSE
The show will start with blind
auditions & ends with the
audience picking the winner!
For tickets:
[email protected]
Sullivan County Cares on FB
603.477.2585 or 603.477.2132
PRESENTED BY SULLIVAN COUNTY
CARES (FOR TROOPS)
From Henniker
Police Department
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016
from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m.
Henniker Community Center
57 Main Street.
Parking located behind building on
Cresent St., off of Rush Road.
DANCE
Music Provided by
The Windham Swing Band
Come dance or just listen.
Open to the public!! BYOB, 50/50 Raffle!
Sat. April 16, 2016 from 7-10pm
Warner Men’s Club
[email protected]
Warner Town Hall
5 East Main Street.
Tickets available
at the door $15.
In advance at
Mainstreet Bookends
16 East Main Street,
Warner, NH 456-2700
Net proceeds go to:
Warner Food
Pantry &
Community
Projects. Business
sponsors welcome!
Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
Virginia Ann (White) Hill
GOFFSTOWN — Virginia Ann Hill, 77,
died March 28, 2016 following a courageous
battle with cancer. Born January 21, 1939
in San Diego, CA, she was the daughter of
George R. and Mary (Chavier) White. She was
predeceased by a daughter, Mary Morrisette.
She is survived by her husband, H. Channing
Hill of Goffstown; two children, Paul Morrisette of Barrington and Karen Murphy of
Kingston; two step children, Tiffany Constant
of Bedford and Lisa Hall of Manchester;
grandchildren Alexis, Paul, Beau and Liam;
step grandchildren Amanda and Garrett; and
step great granddaughter Isabella. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to either
American Cancer Society or Community Hospice House of Merrimack.
Irene Saidel
NEW BOSTON — Irene Normand Saidel,
59, of New Boston, died March 31, 2016,
after a courageous battle with cancer. Born
in Hartford, CT on July 17, 1956, she was the
daughter of Albert and Theresa (Bolduc) Normand. In addition to her mother of Bedford,
family members include her siblings, Richard
Normand and his wife, Dorothy of Goffstown,
Diane Normand of Bedford, Gail Sokol and
her husband, John, of Deering, Roland Normand of Bedford; several nieces and nephews, Joshua, Christopher, Jennifer, Jessica,
Matthew, and Kevin; a grandniece, Lilliana;
an aunt, Jeanne Normand; an uncle, Roland
Bolduc; many cousins and dear friends. Memorial donations can be made to Wounded
Warrior Project or to Visiting Nurse.
Aybel James Martin
GOFFSTOWN — Aybel James Martin, 4,
died in his parents arms at his home in Goff-
stown on Wednesday, March 30, 2016. He
was born on August 11, 2011, son of Raymond
Martin II and Jaimie Harris. Along with his
parents, Jaimie & Raymond II, he is survived
by his two brothers, Wyatt & Fynne — all of
Goffstown. The maternal grandparents are
Phil & Kim Mahoney of Bedford, and Neil
Harris & Cheryl Keith of Plymouth. His paternal grandparents are Raymond & Ruth Martin
of Pembroke. He is also loved by his aunts &
uncles, along with his great grandparentsCrazy P, G-Papa, and Nana. The family has
requested that those wishing to send flowers
would instead consider sending balloons or
making a donation to CHAD at Dartmouth
Hitchcock in Lebanon, NH or Boston Children’s Hospital.
Ilomay “Rusty” Darner
HUTCHINSON CO - Ilomay “Rusty”
Darner, 84, passed away March 13, 2016,
at The Good Samaritan
Society, Hutchinson. She
was born March 12, 1932,
in Hoisington, daughter
of Ivan and Edith Blanche
(Hanson) Williamson.
Survivors include: two
sons, Rhett A. Darner of
Deering, NH, and Rhandel L. Darner and wife Beth of Bremerton,
WA; five grandchildren, Neena, and Rhett
(RJ) Darner Jr. of Deering, NH, and Levi
(Mikaela) Darner of Seattle, WA, Zachary and
Noah Darner of Bremerton, WA; two greatgrandchildren, Pason Searles and Charles
Foye both of Deering, NH; two brothers, Clayton (Teddy) Williamson of Hoisington, and
Gilbert (Jacque) Williamson of Hutchinson;
and a sister, Joy Unruh of Smithville, MO,
formerly of Hutchinson. She was preceded in
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Louis C. Marr
NEWPORT - Louis C. Marr, 75, of Hickery
Road in Newport, died Sunday, April 3, 2016,
at Sullivan County Healthcare in Unity. He
was born Oct. 11, 1940, the son of Clarence
P. and Dorothy (Charles) Marr. He was
predeceased by a daughter, Roxanne Gordon;
a sister, Cindy Scanlon; and a brother, Phillip Marr. Members of his family surviving
include his wife of 47 years, Patricia Ann
(Merrill) Marr of Newport; a daughter and
her husband, Rhonda and Keith Thompson of
White River Junction, Vermont; a son, Phillip
Cricenti of New London; five grandchildren,
James, Tiffany, Josh, Amanda and Candice;
several great-grandchildren; a brother and his
wife, Michael and Melanie Marr of Plattsburgh, New York; a sister, Sheila Marr of
Alexandria, Virginia; and nieces and nephews.
Memorial contributions may be made to the
charity of one's choice.
Francesco Carrara
PETERBOROUGH - Francesco Carrara, 85, a resident of Peterborough, died on
Sunday, Apr. 3, 2016
surrounded by his loving
family. Frank was born on
Jun. 19, 1930 in Boston to
Italian immigrants Luigi
Carrara and Valentina
(Bonaldi) Carrara. His
family includes his wife of
55 years, Josephine Carrara, his daughter, Tina Foster and husband,
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
Matt of Peterborough, his son, Dario and wife,
Kim of Peterborough, his granddaughter,
Christina Foster-McLaughlin and husband,
Andrew, grandsons, Mathew Foster and Bennington Carrara, as well as his bonus grandchildren, Hannah and Caden Peck. His sister,
Maddalena Algarotti, niece, Franca (Algarotti)
DeLeidi, and nephew, Ennio Algarotti live in
Bergamo, Italy. Donations can be made in his
name to the Divine Mercy Building Fund, 12
Church Street, Peterborough, NH 03458.
Allen F. Fisher
WEARE — Allen F. Fisher passed away
Feb. 28, 2016, in Mountain Home, Arkansas
at the age of 68. He was born Aug. 30, 1947,
in Iowa City, Iowa, the son of Leo and Wilma
Fisher. Allen is survived by his daughter,
Lynn, and son-in-law, Tim Webster, of
Mountain Home, AR; six grandchildren, John
and Krista Hunt and Ashley, Mandy, Anthony
and Randy Webster; and eight greatgrandchildren.
Marion (Derosier) Coffin
BENNINGTON - Marion Eleanor Coffin, daughter of Helen and Henry Derosier,
formerly from Bennington NH, passed away
peacefully on April 2,
2016, while residing at the
Hillsboro House Nursing
Home. Born in Bennington NH on Oct. 2, 1927.
Marion was predeceased
by her husband Robert
in Feb. of 2012. She will be missed by her
5 children and their spouses: Betty Coffin
Brooks and David Brooks of Antrim, Margaret
and Neil Sharby of Antrim, Patricia Campbell
of Manchester, William and Sheryl Coffin of
Marlboro MA, and Thomas and Nancy Coffin
of Brockton MA, as well as 8 grandchildren,
17 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great
grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be sent to the Hillsboro House Nursing
Home, PO Box 400, Hillsboro NH 03244,
to help provide additional supports to the
residents there, who became Marion’s second
family.
June B. (St. Louis)
(McCarthy) Beam
WEST DEERING - June B (St. Louis)
(McCarthy) Beam of West Deering, NH
passed away peacefully
in her sleep on April 6,
2016 after a long illness.
She was born, raised and
educated in Lawrence,
MA. She is survived by
husband, LeRoy of 45 yrs.
She was the daughter of
the late Rudolph St. Louis
and Emma St. Louis Hannagan, and step
father, Thomas Hannagan. She is survived
by one sister, Pauline (Hannagan) O'Toole
of Florida. She is survived by her children,
Thomas McCarthy of Lawrence, MA, Tracy
(McCarthy) Shepardson and her husband,
Steve of Derry, NH, Pixie (Beam) Berman of
Amesbury, MA, Roxanne (Beam) Hardy of
Pelham, NH, and Terry (Beam) Raymond of
Derry, NH. She was predeceased by her son,
John McCarthy and her brother, Donald St.
Louis. She has 16 grandchildren and 11 great
grandchildren as well as several nieces and
nephews. In lieu of flowers donations may
be made in her name to St. Jude’s Children’s
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Phillip R. Raney Sr.
NEWPORT — Phillip Richard Raney Sr.,
78, of Newport, died Sunday, April 3, 2016, at
the VAMC in White River Junction, Vermont.
He was born July 14,
1937, in Keene, the son
of Clarence T. and Lena
(Dutilley) Raney. The
family includes three
children, Phillip R. Raney
Jr. of Hartland, Jody
Lynn Raney of Claremont
and Dana A. Raney of
Claremont; many grandchildren and nieces
and nephews. He was preceded in death by
two brothers, Clarence T. Raney and Albert
Raney; and three sisters, Pauline Mack, Mardaret Skullettey and Mildred Raney.
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Joann O'Connor
WASHINGTON – Joann O'Connor, of
Washington, formerly of Cambridge, MA, died
Monday, April 4, 2016. Beloved daughter
of the late Charles and
Anna O'Connor. Loving
mother of Sean O'Connor
and his wife, Christine of
Washington; cherished
grandmother of Zachary and Jared O'Connor.
Also survived by her
brother, Gene O'Connor
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Dean's List
Lauren Adie of New London, a member
of the Class of 2017 and is majoring in
Nursing.
Colleen Clausen of New London, a
member of the Class of 2018 and is
majoring in Biology.
Emily Hatcher of Hillsborough a member of the Class of 2019 and is majoring
in Athletic Training.
Lauren Morrocco of Greenfield a
member of the Class of 2017 and is
majoring in Arts.
Ryan Murray of Dunbarton a member
Creative Writing.
Jerrilyn Wilson of Goffstown a member
Nursing.
Keene State Honor
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Andrea Doucette of Greenfield was
inducted into Upsilon Pi Epsilon, the
Computer Science honor society.
Brittany Jones of Greenfield was
inducted into Eta Sigma Gamma, the
Health Science honor society.
Mary Dubie of New London was
inducted into Eta Sigma Gamma, the
Health Science honor society.
Megan Beaudry of Henniker as
inducted into Delta Mu Delta, the
Management honor society.
Mitchell Reynolds of Antrim (03440).
Mitchell was inducted into Delta Mu
Delta, the Management honor society.
Paige Tuttle of Goffstown (03045).
Paige was inducted into Phi Epsilon
Kappa, the Physical Education honor
society.
Megan Beaudry of Henniker was
inducted into Rho Sigma Kappa, the
Safety and Occupational Health Applied
Sciences honor society.
Sarah Jones of Hillsborough was
inducted into Rho Sigma Kappa, the
Safety and Occupational Health Applied
Sciences honor society.
Ryan Wilson of Newburywas inducted
into Rho Sigma Kappa, the Safety and
Occupational Health Applied Sciences
honor society.
Kathryn Raymond of Bradford inducted
into Triota Gamma Kappa, the Women's
and Gender Studies honor society.
Natalie Haley of Stoddard was inducted
into Triota Gamma Kappa, the Women's
and Gender Studies honor society.
Cynthia Mellor of Peterborough was
inducted into Triota Gamma Kappa, the
Women's and Gender Studies honor
society.
Keene State College
Dean's List
Antrim: Kelsy Jennison, Mitchell
Reynolds, Aaron Taub.
Bradford: William Coates, Jonathan
Evelyn, Kathryn Raymond. of Bradford
Deering: Jonah Walker Autumn
Wightman. of Deering
Dunbarton: Mikayla Stoyak
Greenfield: Asia Hill
Goffstown: Chloe Audesse Nicholas
Pouliot, Julia Przekaza , and Natasha
Young. of Goffstown (03045)
Hancock: Sarah Heissenberger,
Taylor Miller, Haley Monkton, Virginia
Senechal.
Henniker: Megan Beaudry
Hillsborough: Jessica Boushie ,
Jessica Caldwell, Bethany Cooper,
Zachary Rooney, Matthew Sampson,
Dominique Vaillancourt, Shelly White.
New Boston: Ross Briggs, Carey Citak,
Jessyca Derby, Molly Fanning.
Newbury: Gregory Matthews,
New London: Andrew Arnold, Mary
Dubie.
Peterborough: Kiera Bell, Shawn
Broderick, Drake Cutter, Arianna Davis,
Jessica Dude, Michael Eneguess,
Thomas Fox, Brenna Luedecke, Brenna
Morss-Fish Lillian Sawyer, Mary Kate
Stewart, Haley Zanga. (03458)
Stoddard: Natalie Haley, Jennifer
Rumrill.
Washington: Angela Tilson.
Bob Jones University
President's List
Kara Hobi, a Freshman Nursing major of
New Boston, was named to the President's List at Bob Jones University.
Bob Jones University
Dean's List
Jonathan Clater, a Freshman Communication major from Dublin
Brandon Hobi, a Junior Business Administration major from New Boston,
Daniel Rush, a Sophomore Business
Administration major from Contoocook
Alma Mater
Hannah Stevens, a Freshman Criminal
Justice major from New Boston
Kristy Stodola, a Sophomore Orchestral
Instrument Performance major from
Deering
Stonehill College
Dean's List
Cassandra C. Daisy of Antrima member
of the Class of 2018, is a Biology major
at the College.
Matthew R. Shaw of Goffstown a
member of the Class of 2019, is a
Undeclared major at the College.
Adrian A. Frattini of antrim completed
an internship at Thompson Films LLC
in Boston, MA during the Fall 2015
semester. Frattini, a member of the
Class of 2016 at Stonehill College, is a
Interdisciplinary Studies major.
Lasell College
Dean's List
Samantha Miller of New London who
is studying Hospitality and Event
Management and is a member of the
class of 2016
Stefanie Welch of Hancock who is
studying Psychology and is a member
of the class of 2016
Dana Blanchette of Hancock who is
studying Fashion and Retail Merchandising and is a member of the class of
2017
University of Vermont
Dean's List
Emily Bono of New Boston,a Animal
Sciences major in UVM's College of
Agriculture & Life Sciences
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