The Messenger – July 17, 2015

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Newport Accredited
Good News for Newport Middle and
High School (NMHS) and Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center. Principal
Linda Sutton announced last Thursday
that the school received its accreditation from New England Association of
Schools and Colleges, Inc. (NEASC). A
NEASC peer review team visited the
school last September and interviewed
the staff in addition to collecting evidence to evaluate the school’s self-study.
The Energizer Bunny
has been transformed into the body of
George Arvanetaki, volunteer extraordinaire who spent most of his time last
weekend single-handedly cleaning
Grimes
Field
during the
Balloon
Fest. Constantly on
the go at a
rapid pace,
committee
members
marveled
at his contribution and visitors commented that the field had never been
cleaner during an event. Thanks George.
Not bad for an 83-year-old.
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Fantastic weekend weather brought near record crowds to the Hillsborough Balloon Fest.
Another $260,000
Weare settles another Police Department lawsuit
Former Police Chief John Velleca is long
gone, but his legacy continues to haunt the Town
of Weare. Last week, it was announced that the
town and its insurance carrier had settled a suit
brought by former police sergeant Joe Kelley,
who claimed he was wrongfully terminated by
Velleca. Kelley was fired amid allegations that
he falsified documents after a bust, which ended
with two officers shooting an unarmed man. He
later sued the town, claiming the dismissal was
retribution for self-reporting post-traumatic
stress disorder.
Kelley’s $260,000 payout includes $156,000
in compensatory damages and $90,000 in attorney fees, which is $40,000 less than the sum
paid to the family of the bust victim.
Weare has agreed to rescind his dismissal
and remove any mention of “events giving rise to
this lawsuit and any disciplinary action imposed
by the Town as a result,” from his personnel file
His departure will now be classified as "retirement."
Bow's Public Safety Committee extends bid deadline
Bids for a consultant to assist Bow's Public
Safety Building Committee were due on July
6, but the Town received only one bid. Some
members know a few people on the bidder’s reference list and will reach out to those references
for input. There was discussion on the bidder’s
qualifications. Town Manager David Stack told
the Committee that they haven’t opened the
bid/price quoted and that it remains sealed.
The Committee agreed the bidder seemed very
qualified, but wondered about experience in
designing space needs for the departments. The
Committee decided to ask the bidder to come to
their July 13, 2015 meeting for an interview, and
also decided to extend the RFP until July 17, in
anticipation of receiving other bid proposals.
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Local history as
reported in The Messenger
July 18, 2014
New Boston's Kat Deabill on Jeopardy
Goffstown Board agrees to cooperate on growth
Henniker teenager injured in OHRV accident
Truck accident closes Route 103 in Sunapee
July 19, 2013
Three-year-old drowns in Perkins Pond
Peterborough Police Officer involved in accident
Crotched Mt. says Francestown regulations don't apply
Weare approves $5,000 for Police Chief search
July 20, 2012
Joe Cuddemi resigns as Bennington Selectman
Newbury Selectmen continue Veterans Hall plans
50th Anniversary of Hopkinton & Everett Dam
Bradford Selectmen reject pistol range
July 22, 2011
Greenfield teenager shot while hunting
Newport School Board member apologizes
Antrim Planning Board rejects invitation to meet
Economic Development Committee in Henniker
July 16, 2010
Newport policeman arrested for OWl
New London's Richard Lee OK after heart attack
Weare teenagers injured in rollover accident
Warner Legion continues 32-year tradition
July 17, 2009
Mount Sunapee expansion round two
Hillsborough Food Pantry demolition party Saturday
New pharmacy to open in Warner
Weare police discover rabid fox
July 18, 2008
Henniker woman's killer is 3-time DWl offender
Bennington's old fire chief is new fire chief
Hopkinton firefighters left out of the loop
New London OK's middle school as community center
July 20, 2007
New London cops equipped with tasers
Sunapee man injured in accident
Newbury's Fisher Field Project on schedule
Motorcyclist killed in Route 149 accident
July 21, 2006
Bennington woman dies in one car crash
Anonymous heroes save five lives in Greenfield
Antrim man sentenced to 10-30 years
Boston TV calls Warner a "hidden gem"
July 22, 2005
Grand Jury indicts Hopkinton teen for rape
Emerald Lake cop controversy continues
Warner Town Administrator a step closer?
Weare woman kidnapped and assaulted
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Seven Goffstown Firefighters receive Heart Saver Hero Awards
Goffstown Fire Chief Richard informed
the Selectmen that a number of members
of his department received an award at the
American Heart Association Heart Ball.
They received the Heart Saver Hero Awards
for two incidents.
Because of the crew's efforts and treat-
'Newc' Eldridge WWII hero,
Newport businessman passes
Newport lost a WWII hero and long
time resident. H.Newcomb “Newc” Eldredge passed away last Saturday. Newc
received two Bronze
Stars while serving in
10th Mountain Division, the skiing soldiers
of World War II.
Eldredge was awarded
two Bronze Stars for
bravery in the bloody
battle for Mount Belvedere where he helped
take out two German machine gun nests,
and was one of the first American forces
to capture the strategic summit. Eldredge
married Sally McCrillis on August 31, 1950,
and moved to Newport in 1957 were he
served as president of his own company,
McCrillis and Eldredge Insurance, Inc. of
Newport, New Hampshire. Eldredge held
several elective and appointive leadership
positions with the South Congregational
Church of Newport. He is a past president
of the Newport, New Hampshire Rotary
Club and former district chair of the Daniel
Webster Council, Boy Scouts of America.
Newcomb leaves his wife Sally Eldredge,
sons Christopher and John and daughter
Sandra and numerous grandchildren.
There will be a church service in his honor
on August 1, 2015 at 2:00 pm at the South
Congregational Church in Newport.
ment, both survived. He commends the
crew, which included Firefighter Paramedic Mike Jubinville, Firefighter EMT
Joey Boucher, Firefighter EMT Stephan
Donahue, Firefighter EMT Matt Bechard,
Firefighter Paramedic Derek Chouinard,
Firefighter EMT Keny Tower, and Firefighter Paramedic Pat LaForge.
"It's refreshing to be able to come forward to recognize these folks." he said. The
Board of Selectmen offered their congratulations.
Selectman Gross asked how something
like this is made known. Chairman Georgantas asked Town Administrator Desruisseaux to include it on the Town website.
Congratulations to Goffstown's finest.
Two Antrim accidents, one minor - one major
On July 10th, Antrim Patrolman John
F. Giffin II responded to a single vehicle
motor vehicle crash with minor injuries
on the Keene Road. The vehicle was well
off the road and down a steep hillside
completely blocked from view from the
road. Passing motorists called it in as
it happened. The single occupant, Gail
Marvin of Hillsborough was transported
to Monadnock Community Hospital with
minor injuries. The vehicle sustained major
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Blanchette named Hopkinton PW Director
The Town of Hopkinton has hired a new public works director. Dan Blanchette, who spent four years at the town’s transfer
station before working for the public works the last 15 years, is
now in charge of the department. Town Administrator Neal Cass
said that Blanchette was well qualified for the position, as he also
has experience working at the community well and sewer plant.
Francestown needs a Town Administrator
The Town of Francestown is seeking qualified applicants to
serve as Town Administrator. The Town Administrator works
with the Board of Selectmen and the Town's departments to create
and oversee the Town's $1.62 million operating budget and other
warrant articles. Under the supervision of the Board of Selectmen, the Town Administrator manages the day-to-day operations
of the Town, coordinates with and serves as the point of contact
for Town departments and other governmental and non-governmental entities, and supervises the Town's administrative team
to ensure a high level of customer service. The position requires
a Bachelor's Degree in business, public administration, or related
field plus three year's municipal experience, or any equivalent
combination of education and experience which demonstrates
possession of the required knowledge, skills, and abilities.
Newbury's new flagpole to be lighted
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The Veterans Committee met with the Newbury Selectmen to
discuss the electricity for the future flag pole. Ed Thorson asked
about solar lights being used and was told the plan is in five years
to go solar because by then the solar should be better and more
advanced than they are today and that will be when they begin the
new safety service building. Marty Newell talked to Eversource
and they will do the work for $2000 instead of the regular $3600
if the work is done by the end of July. Eversource is charging
because this is cosmetic instead of functional. Newell is good to go
after Old Home Day, and said we will start ASAP.
Sunapee man injured in Wilmot crash
A Sunapee man received minor contusions after his Dodge
Neon collided with a phone pole last night on North Wilmot Road
in Wilmot. Speed was a contributing factor. The Dodge Neon had
to be towed from the scene. The driver was taken to the hospital
for his injuries and released.
Greater Hillsborough Senior Services wants control over town funds
Things got a little heated at Tuesday's
Hillsborough Selectmen's meeting as
two groups formed to provide services
to the town's senior citizens faced off.
The Board had invited representatives of both the Greater Hillsborough
Senior Services (GHSS) and the Senior
Advisory Council (SAC) to discuss the
recent letter from GHSS asking that SAC
be abolished and all senior services be
funded and run through GHSS.
The letter signed by GHSS President
Pat Mathison labeled SAC as "a major
roadblock to the ability of GHSS to promote and develop services and programs
for seniors." It claims SAC "has arbitrarily, based solely on personal wishes,
feelings, or perceptions, rather than on
objective facts, reasons, or principle,
refused without any rationale to honor
the budget that was presented."
It goes on to claim that "GHSS has
no operating funds of its own," although earlier in the letter it asserts that
"Seniors in our area have repeatedly,
enthusiastically, and financially demonstrated their support of the activities of
GHSS." Representatives who claimed
that "SAC exerts unreasonable control
over the funds that were voted for GHSS
at the Hillsborough Town Meeting"
were quickly corrected by Chair Wendy
Brien-Baker, who reminded them that
voters had firmly rejected funding the
GHSS budget, insisting that all funds be
allocated to SAC.
Member Jim Bailey scolded the
Representatives of GHSS and SAC made their points before the Hillsborough Selectmen during
heated exchanges Tuesday evening.
group for "wasting money" by forming a separate corporation which owns,
maintains and insures the new bus,
rather than have title held by the town as
represented at town meeting. The Board
unanimously ruled that SAC had acted
properly in refusing to fund GHSS's
requests for reimbursement.
The Board went a step further
and renewed the charge to SAC as
follows."The purpose of the Senior
Advisory Committee is to advise the
Senior Activities Director and the Board
of Selectmen, to help promote senior activities in the Town of Hillsborough and
to recommend the approval of expendi-
tures of tax funds raised and appropriated for that purpose.
The Senior Advisory Committee shall
work cooperatively with all responsible
groups or individuals who promote
services of programs designed for senior
citizens of Hillsborough and surrounding towns.
The committee shall submit a request for funds along with a justifying
budget each year in time for approval by
the Board of Selectmen and the annual
Budget Hearing, as well as write a report
of the past year's programs and future
proposals for inclusion in the Annual
Town Report."
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The Hillsboro-Deering School District is accepting lottery applications
for anticipated preschool openings for the 2015-16 school year. The
program is available to children who will reach the age of 3 or 4 by
September 30, 2015 and are residents of Hillsboro, Deering, or Windsor.
Preschool lottery applications will be available at Hillsboro-Deering
Elementary School. Preschool placement will be announced by August
1st with priority given to students who are eligible for placement based
upon educational need and income using the criteria outlined in the
Parent Income Application for Free and Reduced Price Mean Benefits
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Hopkinton Fire Chief Doug Mumford, his crew and the Auxillary were
proud to host an Open House at their refurbished station on Saturday.
Here Mumford points out the fully equipped workout room provided by
the family of the late Chief Rick Schaefer.
Groups join to preserve Goffstown acres
Home & Garden Decor • Antiques
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The Piscataquog Land Conservancy has purchased a 101-acre
parcel near Black Brook which will be preserved and open to the
public through a partnership with the Goffstown Conservation
Commission. PLC closed on the property in March and is currently in the process of fundraising to pay back the loan, which
is due early next year. Between the loan and other fees, PLC is
looking to raise $260,000. The Town of Goffstown has committed to fund up to $150,000. The rest will be paid potentially with
grants – PLC has applied for grants through the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program and the State Department
of Environmental Services – and private fundraising if need be.
Wells said PLC would be able to reduce the portion the town pays
if it wins both grants.
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Historical Society presents “Our Town”
As part of Hopkinton's 250th anniversary celebration, the
Hopkinton Historical Society presents Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer
Prize-winning play “Our Town” on July 17, 18, and 19, 2015 at
7:00 pm. Directed by Christine Hamm, the play will begin at
the Hopkinton Village Green and move to St. Andrew’s Church
and the Old Hopkinton Cemetery. Attendees may want to bring
a blanket or folding chair and wear comfortable walking shoes;
the event will be held rain or shine. Tickets may be purchased at
the event or pre-purchased at the Town Clerk’s Office, Covered
Bridge Frame Shop, Contoocook Farmers’ Market, Gibson's
Books, MainStreet BookEnds of Warner, or the Hopkinton
Historical Society. The cost is $10 for Society members, $12 for
non-members, and $5 for students.
Wilmot woman sues the town 2nd time
Two years after a federal judge ruled that her case did not
justify a due process violation and dismissed her case, Monica
Banerjee of Wilmot, has filed a new lawsuit in NH Superior Court,
requesting more than twice the $20.7 million she initially sued
for. In 2013 she sued, claiming officials had arbitrarily enforced
a 35-foot height ordinance while leading her to believe that the
home was within legal limits, by issuing her multiple building
permits. Banerjee's new suit, filed pro se, asks for an award of $49
million.
High speed Internet Service proposed for New Boston
Dr. Alexander R. Tambascia and his
colleague Robert Brown presented the
New Boston Selectmen with a proposal for
the formation of a Community Internet
Service for the Town.
The proposal was to establish a
community internet service to provide
economical high speed internet access to
residents and small businesses. The system would be designed to use profits from
the internet service to reduce property
taxes for residents. They proposed using
two key Federal grants to establish a community internet service and reduce the tax
obligation from the public.
Joe Constance asked what the number
of households in town amounted to and
Christine thought it was about 1100. Once
established and fully operational within
New Boston the next step would be to create a regional expansion to include Goffstown and Milford to create a larger community of users. They presented a packet
that referred to various resources relating
the subject at hand that also included
several pages of communities throughout
the country that already have established
such a service. By consensus the Board
asked Town Administrator Peter Flynn to
further communicate with the presenters
and told them that they would take their
request under advisement.
Pierre Hahn, France Hahn, Hanna Koby and Garrett Bauer have opened the Sweet Beet
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Fireworks concluded Newbury's full-day Old Home Day celebration July
11 in Newbury Harbor. Paul Howe photo.
New Dean of Students at Henniker School
SAU 24 Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lorraine Tacconi-Moore
has announced the appointment of Matt Colby as Dean of Students
at the Henniker Community School. Colby comes to HCS from John
Stark Regional High School, where he has been a social studies
teacher since 2002. While at John Stark he also held positions in
addition to teaching, including substitute assistant principal, summer school director, Title 1 summer coordinator and curriculum
coordinator. A graduate of the Saint Michael’s College in Vermont,
Colby also holds a Master’s degree from the University of NH in
History and a Master of Education in Leadership, School Principal,
from New England College. He lives in Dunbarton with his wife and
young son.
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New London will honor Jesse Levine, New London’s former Town
Administrator with a Proclamation. The proclamation names the
Newport/County Road Round-about the Jessie W. Levine Roundabout Friday, July 17. The event will be held on the New London Inn
common from 4:30-6:00 pm with remarks at 5:15 pm. Levine was
New London’s town administrator when the roundabout was constructed in 2009. Light refreshments will be served and members of
the public will have an opportunity to see the plaque and congratulate
Jesse. Levine is currently the Manager of Sullivan County.
Elkins Fish & Game host Archery and Duck Box programs
Children attending New London Recreation's summer programs learned about
archery and duck boxes through a partnering with a local outdoor organization.
Elkins Fish & Game Club members gave
a lecture, describing how placing nesting boxes in wood duck and merganser
habitats in the area have helped the birds
to increase their populations. EF&GC also
hosted another group of children at the
club’s archery range on Pine Hill Road in
Wilmot.
The duck box presentation was given
to about 30 children, attending the Sun ‘n
Fun Day Camp. They heard EF&GC President Mike Gelcius describe the plight of
the wood duck, which was hunted to near
extinction in the early 20th Century. The
club, among others, has taken an active
role in keeping the colorful waterfowl off
of the endangered species list.
Gelcius told the children his club has
15 boxes on Beaver Pond at the Esther
Courier Wildlife Management Area, 12
at the marsh on the Kidder property off
Mountain Road, and three more in Turtle
Cove on Pleasant Lake.
The final part of the presentation en-
tailed assembly of a bird-nesting box, with
the children helping to drive the screws
needed to firmly attach all the box’s sections.
Once assembled, the campers autographed the box to commemorate their
part in the wood duck restoration program. The box will be used this winter.
Elkins Fish & Game members Mike Gelcius and John McKenna help young New London campers assemble a wood duck nesting box during a club presentation in Whipple Hall. About 30 young campers
autographed the box to be placed in a local wetland to house a breeding family of wood ducks or
mergansers. (EF&G Photo)
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Legal Notice
Preliminary Notification
of Possible Impact to an Important Land Resource
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Rural Development is considering an application for Federal assistance sponsored by Riverside Precision Sheet Metal Inc. The specific elements of this proposed action is
the construction of a 20,000 square foot manufacturing facility that is
to be located at 15 Intervale Drive in Hillsborough, NH
If implemented, the proposed action would indirectly impact
floodplains. The purpose of this notice is to inform the public of this
possible result and to request comments concerning (1) the impacts of
the proposed location on floodplains, (2) alternative sites for actions
that would avoid the impacts, and (3) methods that could be used to
reduce these impacts.
The proposed action is available for review at the following Rural
Development, Vermont State Office located at: 87 State Street, Suite
324, Montpelier, VT 05602
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Any person interested in commenting on the proposed action may do
so by sending such comments within 30 days following the date of
this publication to
Sunapee Harbor Riverway Corporation is the new future owner
of the Harbor House Livery Building. Stuart Arnett of Better Future
Alliance (BFA) made the announcement at Monday’s Sunapee
Selectboard Meeting. BFA had a Memo of Understanding regarding the historic property that would have allowed them to purchase
it for $1.00, save, and repurpose the building. Arnett said he was
pleased the Sunapee Riverway agreed to become the new owner
to pursue redevelopment and improvement to the Harbor area.
The Sunapee Harbor Riverway Corporation was founded in 1992
to preserve and protect the unique lakeside harbor and owns ten
properties in the harbor. There will be two public hearings on the
purchase and approval of the conservation commission and the
planning board before the purchase can go forward.
Cheryl A. Ducharme
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Rural Development
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Suite 324
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Published in The Messenger July 3 & 10
Harbor House Livery Building to be sold
Town and school to share new generator
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New Boston Town Administrator Peter Flynn consulted with
Dick Perusse about the possibility of an “in kind” agreement to assist in the construction and prep work for the proposed new generator. He explained that this generator is going to be used also as part
of the town’s Emergency Management service in order to provide
power for the shelter use. An amount of approximately $3,000 was
suggested as a value from Flynn but School Board member Glenn
Dickey felt it would be much more value considering the amount of
dirt to be moved around from one place to another. The selectmen
directed Flynn to further pursue how a larger % of funding through
‘in kind’ services, as stated by Glenn Dickey, could be obtained.
The Board did agree with Mr. Flynn in that funding from a warrant
article for the 2016 budget would be most advisable and probable.
Sunapee Fire & EMS host Blood Drive
Open 7 days a week!
717 Route 103 E. Warner NH
603-746-4477
The Sunapee Fire & EMS Department will be hosting our
next blood drive on July 27 at the Safety Services Building. Donation hours will be 12 pm to 5 pm. Walk-ins are welcome as space
and time allow, but appointments are highly recommended. The
donations will be in the bloodmobile so space is limited. Sunapee
residents and our neighbors have been very generous in past events
and we have had to turn away some walk ins. To schedule an appointment go to www.redcrossblood.org and enter our zip code
of 03782. This year's drive is dedicated to the memory of Sunapee
Police Department member Rod Chandler who recently passed. Did
you know that your single unit of donated blood can help save the
lives of up to three people? Please eat well and drink plenty of fluids
prior to donating!
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The Goffstown, Mont Vernon and New Boston Republican Committees
hosted Presidential Candidate, SC Senator Lindsey Graham on July 10th
at the IOOF Webster Lodge. Graham touched on many topics of interest
to voters and covered subject matter in depth. Big July Savings!
Now through July 31
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Contoocook Conservation Officer honored
Conservation Officer Delayne Brown of Contoocook was honored as the 2014 Shikar-Safari International Wildlife Officer of the
Year. Brown has provided OHRV and Search and Rescue training
to his local police and fire departments and promoted better wildlife
conservation through his enforcement efforts. He is a trained member of the Advanced Search and Rescue Team and the N.H. Fish
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Mount Royal Academy is pleased to announce that in June
2015, the school received accreditation from the National Association of Private Catholic and Independent Schools (NAPCIS).
NAPCIS applies rigorous standards of excellence in academics
and Catholic identity to accredit private catholic schools across the
country. Already a long standing member of NAPCIS, Mount Royal
Academy applied for accreditation in June 2013, marking the first
attempt to do so since the school’s inception. The school’s leadership wisely recognized the necessity of completing this important
process. Mount Royal Academy received a full term (6 years) of
accreditation. The visiting team report, as well as the self-study are
available online for your review.
Crash victims' names are still not released
Nearly two weeks after the death of 17-year-old Trevor Gonyer
of Dunbarton in a car crash that severely injured two others, authorities still have not identified the other two teens injured in the crash.
Siting a continuing investigation, State Police Sgt. Steven Wheeler
in refusing to name any of the occupants, would only say “You don’t
know what I know.”The crash occurred on July 3, when a New Boston police officer, who also has not been named, attempted to stop
a 1997 GMC pickup carrying three “occupants” for operating the
vehicle without tail lights. The truck, heading northbound on Route
114, did not stop for the officer and crashed off the southbound
shoulder of the road, police said. All three occupants were ejected.
Newport hosts Meet The Town Manager
The Newport Board of Selectmen would like to invite the citizens
and business community to “Meet the Manager” on Monday, July
20, 2015 from 4-6:00pm. Shane O’Keefe, Newport’s newly named
Town Manager, and the Board of Selectmen will be under the tent
adjacent to the Old Courthouse Restaurant to greet citizens on an
informal basis prior to Mr. O’Keefe’s official start on July 27, 2015.
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IN New Hampshire
Your Guide to What’s Happening in the Granite State
Senior Lifestyles
A Guide for New Hampshire’s Active Seniors
Alma Mater
University of Vermont Dean's List
Hopkinton Elizabeth J. Chesley a Sophmore Anthropology major. Kelly N Glander a Sophmore Statistics
major.
Meghan E. Close of Peterborough, NH, is a First-year
Environmental Sciences major.
Peterborough Jason N. Garland a Senior Chinese
major.
Clarkson University 2015 Graduates
Goffstown Timothy K. Boucher a bachelor of science
degree with distinction in mechanical engineering,
mathematics minor.
Henniker Timothy E. Palmer bachelor of science
degree in engineering & management, mathematics
minor.
Hillsborough Curtis J. Parker of Hillsboro, N.H.,
received a bachelor of science degree with distinction in
mechanical engineering, mathematics minor.
Clarkson University Class of 2019
Goffstown Andrew Raymond Armstrong, a graduate
of Goffstown Area High School, is majoring in mechanical engineering. Abigale L. Teague, a graduate of
Goffstown Area High School, is majoring in mechanical
engineering.
New Boston Elijah Jeffrey Gorton, a graduate of Derryfield School, is majoring in university studies.
Warner Morgan Irene Johnson, a graduate of Kearsarge Regional High School, is majoring in electrical
engineering.
Contoocook Joseph Michael-Albert Norris, a graduate
of Hopkinton High School, is majoring in aeronautical
engineering.
Paul Smith's College 2015 Graduates
Hillsborough Nathaniel Gautier, bachelor of science
degree in food service and beverage management.
Henniker Lucas Turcotte, bachelor of science degree in
natural resources management and policy.
Paul Smith's College Dean's List
Hillsborough Nathaniel Gautier
Antrim Danica Maloney. Maloney was also named
an Adirondack Scholar, having achieved a cumulative
average of at least 3.8., Luke Murphy. Murphy was
also named an Adirondack Scholar, having achieved a
cumulative average of at least 3.8.
Henniker Lucas Turcotte
Colby College 2015 Graduates
Peterborough Sydney C. Morison the daughter of
Michael and Gloria Morison of Peterborough, N.H.,
and a graduate of Highland Park High School. Morison
majored in environmental science.
Newbury Matthew H. Wilson the son of Gregory and
Jennifer Wilson of Newbury, N.H., and a graduate of
Kearsarge Regional High School. Wilson majored in
biology.
Clemson University 2015 Graduates
Contoocook Caitlyn Marie Madore Cum Laude with a
Bachelor of Science in Food Science
Hancock Carlin Lister Roland Bachelor of Science in
Biological Sciences
Warner Sarah Elizabeth Anderson Doctorate in
Mathematical Sciences
St. Lawrence University
2015 Graduates
Hancock Connor M.G. Martin bachelor of arts. Martin
is a member of the Class of 2015 and majored in
English. Martin graduated from St. Stephen's School
and Levi B. Newbury bachelor of arts cum laude.
Newbury is a member of the Class of 2015 and majored
in English. Newbury graduated from Concord Alternative Diploma.
Springfield College Dean's List
Hillsborough Joseph Gillett studying Movement and
Sport Studies
New London Brett Bascom studying Recreation
Management.
Wheaton College 2015 Graduates
Bow Richard Jenkins, bachelor of arts in History.
Alexandra Kruger, bachelor of arts in Hispanic Studies
and Ind: Global Business.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
2015 Graduates
Hopkinton Kara McCluskey bachelor of science degree
in biomedical engineering with distinction.
Goffstown David Pounds bachelor of science degree in
computer science with distinction.
Peterborough Jacqueline DeLorie master of science
degree in computer science.
Bryant University Dean's List
Bradford Lucas C Hahn, a Senior in Accounting
Goffstown Alexandra N Pappas, a Sophomore in
International Business: Marketing
Boston University Dean's List
Antrim Audrey L. Wood
Weare Peter Erf
Boston University Graduates
Antrim Audrey L. Wood Bachelor of Science in Health
Science, Cum Laude.
Henniker Maia J. Semerzier Master of Social Work in
Social Work.
Weare Amberley E. Lamphere, Master of Music in
String Performance.
Union College 2015 Graduates
Peterborough Shenae Lundberg Bachelor of Science
degree, majoring in Psychology.
Henniker Alicia Palmer Bachelor of Science degree,
majoring in Psychology and Chinese.
Bradford Allison Troy Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in English.
Stonehill College Dean's List
Brandon Hansen of New London, Cassandra Daisy of
Antrim, Hannah Gifford of Goffstown
College of William & Mary Graduates
Contoocook Janet Moffatt, MAC degree from
Contoocook
Hopkinton Michael Larson, BS degree for the spring
2015 semester.
Western New England University
Graduates
Bradford Matthew D. Hahn
Nelson Megan M. French
Boston College: College Graduates
Bow Robert Hatem graduated from Boston College
with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University's
Robert J. Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences (major(s):
Physics).
Hopkinton Cameron Givens graduated summa cum
laude from Boston College with a Bachelor of Arts
degree from the Robert J. Morrissey College of Arts &
Sciences (major(s): History).
Saint Michael's College Dean's List
Bow Katrina E. Wiesner, a junior Biochemistry major
who is the daughter of Deirdre Fuller-Wiesner and
David Wiesner and a graduate of Bow High School.
Contoocook Emily A. Bogart, a sophomore American
Studies major who is the daughter of Amy Bogart and a
graduate of Hopkinton High School.
University of New Haven Dean's List
Greenfield Jared Orazio
Hancock Savannah Patten
Phillips Exeter Academy
Honor Roll Students
Bow Quinn I. Abrams, grade 11earned Honors for the
spring 2015 term.
Hopkinton Julia S. Friberg, grade 11, earned Highest
Honors for the spring 2015 term.
Other Colleges & Universities
Stephen Fortin of Goffstown, was named to the
Dean's List for the spring 2015 semester at Widener
University.
Elizabeth Grisafi of Peterborough, received a
Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science &
Policy from Marist College
Julia Macon of Goffstown, made the Dean's List fat
the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Hannah Foster was named to the Miami University
Dean's List.
Griffin Antle from Warner was recently named to the
Dean's List at the College of
William & Mary
Megan M. French of Nelson graduated from Western
New England University with a Bachelor of Science in
Biomedical Engineering.
Joseph J. LaCourse of Greenfield has been named to
the President's List at Western New England University.
LaCourse is working towards a degree in Mechanical
Engineering.
Caitlyn Marie Madore of Contoocook has been
named to the Dean's List at Clemson University.
Madore's major is Food Science.
Eric N Stauffer of Deering received a Master of Library
and Information Studies at The University of Rhode
Island .
Merrimack College Dean's List
Goffstown Kendall Russo
Contoocook Leah Baron, Jonathan Conley Katherine
Irwin
Hopkinton Jay White
Warner Emily Bourke
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Jazz at Sea with Blue Note Records
Transatlantic Crossing
aboard Queen Mary 2
New York to Southampton
7 nights
29 Oct 2015
M526
Inside fares from*
$999
Cunard welcomes Natalie Cole and Blue Note Records’ 75th Anniversary All-Star
band aboard for a very special collaboration, Jazz at Sea. This exciting entertainment
partnership will debut on Queen Mary 2’s 29 October 2015 sailing. Guests will
embark on a Transatlantic Crossing featuring over 15 jazz performances by over
15 artists, featuring Natalie Cole and Blue Note’s 75th Anniversary All-Star band.
President of Blue Note Records Don Was, who is a celebrated musician and
Grammy award-winning producer, will also sail during this musical voyage.
Experience the best of jazz on this unforgettable Crossing during Cunard’s 175th
Anniversary year. Book your stateroom today.
CLASS OF 2015 High Honor Roll: Alec Zullo, Andrew Hultgren, Andrew
Roberge, Annissa Ferry, Ashley Parent, Carynn Rheaume, Emily Hatcher, Jessica
Caldwell, Kenneth Riendeau, Kyle Belouin, Kymberlee Bergstresser, Michael Cordeiro, Roger Pellicano, Samuel Atkins.
Honor Roll: Chase Spruce, Daniella Shedenhelm, Emily Johnson, Emma Adams,
Hannah Murdough, James Griffin, Jason Wellner, Joseph Kulbacki, Margaret Girard,
Morgan Leach, Nicholas Jouvelakas, Paul Mooney, Rebecca Kelly, Richard Leblanc,
Samantha Lillis, Shelby Swanick, Taylor Burrows, Tristen Logan, Troy Girard, Tyler
Boal, Tyler Wood.
CLASS OF 2016 High Honor Roll: Emma Moore, Jordyn Conroy, Julius Desrochers, Katherine Ort, Leah Dunbar, Natasha Dahood, Zachary Rioux.
Honor Roll: Abbey Stafford, Cailynn Carter, Chance Tellier, Ciara Coleman, Connor
Lane, Danielle Armstrong, Elizabeth Hall, Emeri Cilley, Holly Anderson, Karaline
Pelchat, Logan Snow, Madisyn Winters, Megan Fraser, Natasha Richard, Panagiotis
Galatas, Samuel Dick.
CLASS OF 2017 High Honor Roll: Alicia Lester, Caitlyn Nadeau, Gina Costello,
Hailey Tremaine,Melanie Stahley, Nicolas Casavecchia, Nicole Mooney, Samantha
Audette, Samuel Taylor.
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Paddock, Erica Gamache, Forest Giove, Chara Brown-Leverone, Kristina Stevens,
Mason Connor, Matthew Naylor, Meghan Pushee, Melissa Veitch, Morgan Greene,
Parker Noyes, Shannon Thomes, Shelby Cooper, Taylor Delaney, William Dubuque.
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Cavender, Kaelyn Snair, Kianna Carter, Lillian Denslow, Lydia Powell, Mallory Fraser,
Nicholas Lester.
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Ethan Blevins, Faith Murrey, Gabriela Sirmones-Cassina, Jennifer Lansil, Jessica
Peschel, Jessica Valente, Logan Putnam, Mara Grady, Pia Pellicano, Samantha
Grondin, Taveya Ortiz, Teah Johnson, Thomas Ferguson, Tyler Davy.
Kearsarge Regional High School
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the entertainment and enrichment programming schedule will be posted on www.cunard.com as it becomes
available. Fares apply to minimum lead-in categories on a space-available basis at time of reservation. Fares
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Carafa, Kaileigh Davis, Mary E. Dever, Benjamin Kayvon, Esmaili Devon Fortier,
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Honors: Silas J. Allard, Sarah P. Allie, Emma Anderson, Eleanor Angus, Zachary
D. Astle, Jillian Badger, Jessica Baldasaro, Matthew Lee Bartlett, Caroline Beaton,
Cody Michael Best, Nicholas Brady, Ian Bready, Sydney A. Bryk, Brandon Butcher,
Elizabeth Chadwick, Cynthia Clausen, Emily K. Collins, William Michael Cornelio,
Austin Couch, Andrea Cutts, Troy S. Davis, Jacob C. Donovan, Samantha Dow, Keelin
Ann Dunn, Benjamin J. France, Madison Frederick, Kaitlin Gregg, Lillian Huntoon,
Nicholas Paul Ippedico, Faith Leonard, Isabelle C. Lovett, Margaret W. MacAllister,
Theresa MacDowell, Zachery Mattos, Jenna G. McCarthy, Ian Thomas McLoughlin,
Ayla Mizoguchi, Brandon Navarro, Trent Noordsij, Timothy Richter, Andrea Avery,
Rowe, Avery Ruggles, Elizabeth K. Service, David Smith, Harrison Sneck, Abigail H.
Stearns, Margaret Stockwell, Samuel T. Storozuk, Anna Grace Stowell, Michael Sullivan, Devin Michael Taves, Brandon Scott Thibodeau, Margarita Tucker, Jakob Ulrich,
Jeffrey Wallace, Myles Patrick Ward, Samuel Tyros Williamson, Charlotte Young.
GRADE 10 High Honors: Katherine Adams, Cara Bartlett, Carl Betz, Elizabeth
"Bee" Chambers, Hannah Christiansen, Britney Grilo, Austin Hardy, Sean Higgins,
Matthew Hubley, Thomas E. Johnson Jr., Joseph Kealy, Joel Magee, Alayna Elizabeth
Marsh, Alexis McConnell, Rowan McCullough, Connor Meagher, Samuel Meding,
Logan Montminy, Calista Murray-Hager, Solomon Neuwirt, Anna Newman, Ailish
K. O'Leary, Austin Luke, Alexander Ouellette, Paul Damian Petry Jr., Lydia Pinard,
Bennett Pitts, Caitlin Prescott, Jessica Richardson, Jonathan Richter, Katie Santti,
Suphannika Sappharee, Grayden E. Sauerwein, Michael Schubert, Logan Seaholm,
Lawrence. Sliger, Natalie S. Soule, Eleni Souliotis, Lara Stokes, Joseph Storozuk,
Tomasa Tucker, Robert Underhill, Noah Waldron, Francis E. Walker, Levi H. Wilson,
Adrianna Rose Young.
GRADE 9 High Honors: Leslie Angus, Aidan Brooks, Caela Budd, Hunter L. Burns,
Bailey Christensen, Christophe Courtine, Michael Geary, Jorgie R. Ingram, Hayden
Keene, Aaron Le, Samuel D. Lick, Sarah Long, Nicholas Malecha, Alanna O'Keefe,
Emma K. Sauerwein, Isabel Seabury, Abigail Seward, Bradshaw Underhill, Izabella
von Beren, Hunter Wells, Shane Wilson.
Honors: Julia Baldasaro, Jake Bears, Kalli Bechtold, Mason Benedict, Marcy Bowman, Sydney Elizabeth Boyer, Rachel Breault, William Chadwick, Madison T. Courser,
Jaclyn DeAngelis, Joshua Delaurier, Matthew Mark DiSalvo, Cole B. Dube, Georgia R.
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Francestown: A
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fishing. A quiet get-a-way
for year ‘round activities!
Wrap around deck with
easy maintenance trek
decking. Easy commute
to Concord, Manchester or
Boston. $86,000
Kearsarge Regional Middle School
GRADE 8 Principal's List: Joseph Baldasaro, Adam Bartlett, Benjamin Boulton,
Lea Brunette, Olivia Brunetti, Abby Collins, Benjamin Corbyn, Emily Folcik, Jared
Fortier, Zachary Goin, Jermifer Hebert, Taryn Hubley, Patrick Lewis, Thomas Lick,
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Bears, Xavier Stewart Blasingame, Shane Peter Boucher, Caroline Sandra Bourque,
Jordan K. Busch, Hayden Eric Christensen, Ashley E. Clark, Jenna Cook, Juliette Talbot, Courtine Steven, Thomas Durling, Erin L.M. Gilchrist, Livia K. Hernon, Shannon
Higgins, Anya Katherine Jewell, Katherine Marie Kelly, Connor John Labonville, Ellie
Lynn Madigan, Kylie O'Keefe, Patrick Jerry, Reeve Seward, Emily Victoria Swindell,
Brianna Rose Tilton, Mackenzie C. Timbrell.
High Honors: Brayden Tyler Allen, Jadin Eve Archambeault, Madisyn May
Brayshaw, Bennett Sawyer Call, Ingrid Cole-Johnson, John (Jack) R. Compton,
Paige Erin Conway, Matthew Gilbert Dailey, Kaley Anne Farmer, Patrick Andrew
Geary, Courtney K. Goodwin, Madison Lynn Healy, Hailey Hogancamp, Jake Paul
Hubbard, Jackson Durgin Kulacz, Andrew Richard Lagos, Nickolaus David LeBlanc,
Trever Lima, Molli Shea Mayo, Trevor McConnell, Aidan Spike McCullough, Alexis
Rose Mennona, Amber Lee Merrill, William Henry Moore, Lily G. Pelkey-Jacobson,
Ashley Elizabeth Place, Peter David Russell, Lizzie Shultz Soule, Isaac Christopher
Stearns, Aaron Philip Sullivan, Paulina E. Surprenant, Erin Taylor, William Michael
Verdi, Marina Ware.
Honors: Jackson Bradford Bemis, Erin Anneliese Berger, Benjamin John-Edward
Blakeslee, Conor D. Donovan, Jack A. Donovan, Caitlyn Rose Messer.
GRADE 6 Principal's List: Victoria Andrewski, Elizabeth Angus, Quinn Antle,
Isabella Anzalon, EvaLian Baer, Ryan Bassi, Jacob Blake, Gillian Moira Bonin,
Christopher T. Brahan, Victoria Lynn Burch, Elizabeth Taft Camo, Jacob Thomas
Cardillo, Lucas Avery Carey, Sadie Jean Clark, Malcolm A. Cleveland, Robin Elizabeth
Cottrill, William A. DelGiudice, Timothy David Flanders, Ashley Copland, Fletcher
Kennedy, Elizabeth Geary Reagan, Alexia Gilson Nolan, Hunter Grant , Noah Gray,
Alexandra Skye Hotz, Kiera Nicole Janssen, Travis William Kane, Meghan Constance
Kimtis, Rebecca Lynn MacDowell, Aiden Tenyson Markoff, Chloe Lynne Midgett,
Quintin M. Moss, Abby Elizabeth Nadeau, Megan Elizabeth Norris, Dylan Robert
Palmer, Olivia Grace Parker, Emelia Grace Potter, Jasper Amal Redican, Adam Jordan
Reeve, Kalleesta Ann Selby, Sophie Katherine Shields, Sophia Snaith, Nina Spinney,
Hannah Tockman, Mathew Ulrich, Erin Wheeler, Luke Witmer.
High Honors: Mikayla Anderson, Bailey Carmody, Matthew Churchwell, Corrinne
Croto, Jonathan Doheny, Giwin Fedas, Camden Fletcher, Nathaniel Folcik, Robert
Foy, Kyle Gaherty, James Greason, Skyler Hodgman, Cole Hopkins, Berhan Kidane,
Haili LeBoeuf, Joshua MacKenzie, Samantha Meadows, Alyssa Merrill, Owen Merrill,
Aletheia Paddock, Evan Pauling, Tyler Penrose, Erika Sliger, Allura Spinelli, Natalie
Stark, Kristen Surprenant, Sean Tobin, Annie Walker, William Walker, Dominic Watterson, Jamie Wells, Steven Williamson, Isabelle Wulff.
Honors: Ruth Anderson, Olivia Bennett, Jakob Galluzzo, Philip Howe,.
Mount Royal Academy
Grade 1 Headmaster’s List: Francis Fryckoski, Taylor Goodspeed, Caitlin Richardson, Grace Thibault, Bella Wallace.
High Honors: Audrey Wenger.
Honors: Clare Castor, Clayton Griffin, Blaise McMenaman.
Grade 2 Headmaster’s List: Evan Barns, Amelia Caravan, Kaitlyn Costello, Luke
Moorehouse, Nora Walsh.
Honors: Adalynn Beturne, Peyton Blackington, Marianne Dowsett, Claire Jackson,
Hannah Martin, William Spanos, Liam Treece.
Grade 3 Headmaster’s List: Catherine Bellino, Isabelle Correa, Lauren Dustin,
Gabrielle Simione, Brennan Walsh.
High Honors: Abigail Sweet, Paul Thibault.
Honors: Kyleigh Baker, Sean Beturne, Sarah Cunningham, Spencer Cunningham,
Katherine McMenaman, Felix Prieto, Ellery Wheeler.
Chili Fest
2015
Honors
Grade 4 Headmaster’s List: Nonah Dowsett, Victoria Kenyon, Maryrose
McLaughlin, Anya Moorehouse, Lyndsey Patten, Gabriella Stocker, Julia Stout.
Honors: Calla Baker, Susan Kanu, John-Paul Martin, John Paul Treece.
Grade 5 Headmaster’s List: Caleb North, Olivia Simione.
High Honors: James Thibault.
Honors: Benjamin Bellino, Anne Klucinec, Liam Ouellette.
Grade 6 Headmaster’s List: Brendan Moorehouse, Emma Treece.
High Honors: Marius Edwards, Nicholas Hogan.
Honors: Louis Larosiliere, Grace McMenaman, Luke Richardson, Bridget Wallace.
Grade 7 Headmaster’s List: Kateri Kalpakgian, Andrew Normandin, Tristan
Ouellette, John Thibault.
High Honors: Mary Grace Klucinec, Gavyn Magistro, Aidan Moorehouse.
Honors: Amy Alterisio, Luke Bocko, Josephine Brigham, Madison Hemingway,
John Klucinec, Curtis North, Nicole Petrescu-Boboc, Claudia Simione, Antigoni
Souliotis.
Grade 8 Headmaster’s List: Erin Diebold.
High Honors: Jacinta Hogan, Rette Solomon.
Honors: Teresa Bellino, Hannah Fraioli, Alexis Matte, Alicja Nadolecka, Alexis
Richards, Maria Wallace.
Grade 9 Headmaster’s List: Alexander Kalpakgian.
Honors: Kolbe Bocko, Isabella Kenyon, Alex Normandin, Peter Thibault, Aila
Wenger.
Grade 10 Headmaster’s List: Cooper McCrillis, Naomi Nelson.
High Honors: Johanna Fitzgibbons.
Honors: Hannah Everitt, Wilson He, John Hogan, Therese Josephs, Bernadette
Klucinec, Faith Lamontagne, Mathew Larosiliere, Callan Rees.
Grade 11 Headmaster’s List: Rebekah Thibault.
High Honors: Adrianna Kenyon.
Honors: Matthew Caveny, Miriam Caveney, Anna Dahlberg, Maria Klucinec.
Grade 12 Headmaster’s List: Malachi Nelson, Andrew Thibault.
High Honors: Daniel Fitzgibbons.
Honors: Marcus Josephs, Abigail McMenaman, Vivian Mok, Malachi Swenson. More
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Join 'National Night Out' in Goffstown
Goffstown Police Department invites everyone to "National
Night Out" on August 4th. Planning for National Night Out is in full
swing. We hope to see community members come out and join us
for this fun family event. There will be music, food, and lots of activities for the kids. Try your hand at dunking one of your local police
officers in the dunk tank. There will be lots to do and see. Tuesday
August 4th from 5pm to 8pm in the Shaws Plaza parking lot. We
hope to see you there. National Night Out is an annual communitybuilding campaign that promotes police-community partnerships
and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods a safer,
better place to live. Together, we are making that happen.
National Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors
and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community and provides a great opportunity to bring police and neighbors
together under positive circumstances.
Neighborhoods across the nation host block parties, festivals,
parades, cookouts and other various community events with safety
demonstrations, seminars, youth events, visits from emergency
personnel and exhibits
Ameriprise
Cruise on
down in your
Classic Car
for all to see!
Cruise-In
on the mountain!
There is no fee to display a vehicle at the Cruise-In,
but to participate in the activities at Chili Fest, the
ADMISSION is $12 per adult
$6 for children (10 and under)
Like Us
Download applications
and chili entry forms
ChiliNewHampshire.org
Come and help us care for others
at every stage of life.
Sullivan County Health Care
Nurses & LNAs: flexible schedules, full time & per diem
LMNAs: days and evenings, full time or per diem
Activity Aide: evenings, 20 hours per week
Sullivan County Department of Corrections
Correctional Officers: full time or per diem
LPN: days and evenings, per diem
Secretary: days, 28 hours per week
Competitive Pay, Medical, Dental,
Pension, Life and Long Term Disability
Send resumes to:
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Book SALE!
Saturday ~ July 18 • 10:00 - 4:00
Sunday ~ July 19 • 9:00 - 2:00
(1/2 price on Sunday)
New London Outing Club Gym
Cougar Court, New London, NH
Thousands of selectively sorted and
priced
books, not previously viewed.
Republican Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina attended the Coalition of
NH Taxpayers at Hillsboro's American Legion on Saturday.
Bow Board of Selectmen
2015-16 Goals and Objectives
Administrative/Financial
1. Review the Fire Department Fire Services Study Develop Plan
for implementation of study recommendations.
2. Research the various available options for digitizing town records;
develop cost estimate for inclusion in the budget.
3. Plot Town data to better show trends over time, with a minimum
time span of the last ten years (2005-2015).
Facilities And Infrastructure
1. Continue work on the Public Safety Building project and
seek funding approval for the project at a cost not to exceed
$5,000,000.
2. Continue the work of the Recreational Needs Study Committee;
develop plan for correction of deficiencies and compliance with
the Order.
3. Continue efforts to seek extension of the City of Concord’s water
main to service the Bow Junction area.
4. Complete the bidding and construction phase of the Dunklee
Road/Route 3A intersection re-alignment project.
5. Complete engineering study and design work on the Logging
Hill/Knox Road intersection.
Personnel
1. Review and study health insurance coverage options
Programs
1. Develop and implement an ADA Compliance plan for Town
facilities and programs
2. Support and participate in the Town Master Plan update process
3. Host an annual meeting of Town Board, Committee and
Commission chairs
4. Joint meetings of the Board of Selectmen and the School Board
5. Schedule and organize the 2nd Annual Bow Pride Week and
invite all Bow organizations, clubs, groups, Town employees and
residents to volunteer to perform a variety of projects in order to
help spruce up the Town.
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Painting strawberries was just one of the activities at the Goffstown Historical Societies Strawberry Festival. Scheduled to run from noon to 5pm, the
attendance was so great that they ran out of food by 2:30pm.
New London issues $20,075 zoning fine
The Town of New London is cracking down on lake dwellers who
commit zoning violations. At a recent meeting, the board approved
sending David Breed, owner of the property at 47 Moyahs Lane, a
certified letter informing him that the town is seeking legal advice on
its ability to issue a $20,075 fine against him. The letter states, "We
are pursuing legal advice as to fining you the maximum of our zoning which would be $20,075. We don't do this lightly but it appears
there's been a wanton disregard for town zoning and negotiations
and talks we had with you."
Henniker accepts Highway Garage bids
At a special meeting of the Henniker Selectmen on Monday
night, the board accepted two bids for the replacement of the highway garage destroyed in a fire. Groen Builders, Inc. and Budel Construction Corp. were awarded the contract for atonal of $977,480.
In a related matter, the controversy over the sale of some of the fire
damaged equipment took another turn when it was learned that
a Henniker contractor and Vehicle Replacement Subcommittee
member, Tim McComish, had purchased the old grader from the
insurance company, repaired it and is now operating it as part of his
business. Several residents are upset, remembering it was McComish who at Town Meeting argued strongly that the grader was unsafe
and unrepairable, and should not be repurchased from the insurance company. As a result, the town voted to accept the $116,250
insurance payout and not repurchase the grader for $8,000. Adding
fuel to the fire, McComish is apparently telling anyone who will
listen what a great deal he got.
Yet another suit against Weare police
Will it ever end? On page one readers will find the story outlining the latex settlement of suits against the Town of Weare and its
police department. Now, The Messenger has learned that Jennifer
Posteraro, the former administrative assistant who claimed she
was assaulted by former Weare police chief John Velleca is now
suing the town. In her suit, Posteraro claims that members of the
police department conducted two separate internal investigations
into her conduct, both after she filed protective orders against Velleca. Posteraro and her attorney say these investigations violated
the department’s own policies. It also claims that members of the
department retaliated against her when she returned to work making her work environment “hostile” with conditions “so difficult and
intolerable that a reasonable person subjected to them would feel
forced to resign.”
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Fred Marple presents humorous Guide to New England, July 18 & 25
Yankee humorist Fred Marple
there, from the cheapskate native to
presents a Guide to New England
the affluent transplant.
“for locals and people from away”
Fred Marple has appeared on
on July 18 and 25 at the Monadnock
New Hampshire Chronicle, on radio,
Center for History and Culture in
and in the pages of Yankee Magazine
Peterborough, NH.
and New Hampshire Magazine. His
“It’s summertime and we have
book “Welcome to Frost Heaves”
a lot of visitors in the area,” says
was recently published by Islandport
Marple. “So I thought I’d try to exPress. He has been called “hilarious,”
plain some of the things that mystify
“a hoot,” and “really smart for a guy
people from away, and even make us
his age.” He is also known as humorscratch our own heads sometimes.”
ist Ken Sheldon, whose humor colFred will discuss Yankee food,
umn “Only in New England” appears
including why we think baked beans
in Yankee Magazine.
and vegetables boiled with a piece of
Performances of Fred Marple’s
corned beef are examples of haute
“A Guide to New England” are at
cuisine. He’ll examine Yankee fash7:30 p.m. on Saturday July 18 and
ion, from the ever-present flannel to
July 25 at the Monadnock Center for
Fred Marple presents a humorous Guide to New England,
rummage sale ensembles.
History and Culture, 19 Grove Street
July 18 and 25 in Peterborough, NH.
“I’ll also talk about old houses
in Peterborough, NH.
and why we seem to love them,
Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at
In a small town, where everyone
despite the bats in the attic and wirthe door. Advance tickets are availknows your business--often before you
ing that looks as if it was installed by Ben
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My wife and I always enjoy a hectic 4th of July, covering the varied Independence Day celebrations in the towns in our readership area. Without
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Hillsboro, NH
Lake Sunapee Bank is pleased to announce the following officer appointments:
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Senior Executive Executive Vice
Vice President
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White Birch Community Center yard sale generates $5,000
On Saturday June 27th, the White
Birch Seniors held a very successful yard
sale, raising $5000 that will go toward the
purchase of a new bus.
The weather was perfect and just about
everyone who stopped by was able to find
something they couldn’t live without.
White Birch sends along thanks to all
the people who donated items for the sale,
to those who shopped, and to those who
just stopped by to make a contribution to
the bus fund.
Hillsboro Mini Storage
Little River
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
Saturday July 18
PIERCE LAKE: Annual FPLA Potluck Dinner at Manahan Pavilion (evening).
WILMOT CONCERTS: On the town green from 6 to
7:30 pm. In case of rain, the concerts will move to the
Wilmot Town Hall. The Fondtones – doo-wop and classics. Pine Hill Cemetery Association will sell food.
Sunday July 19
CHURCH SERVICE: The Ladies Aid Society will hold
a Evening Summer Service at the Lower Village Union
Chapel at 5pm. Pastor Joseph Saunders will lead the
service. The chapel is located at 220 Sawmill Road. All
are welcome.
ANDOVER COFFEEHOUSE: Kenny Weiland, Concord-based jazz- and swing-oriented soloist and
guitarist, will headline this month's "Third Friday"
Andover Community Coffeehouse show with a cast of
open-microphone performers adding variety to the
proceedings. Doors to the Highland Lake Grange Hall
in East Andover will open at 6 pm for food purchases
offered by the Andover Congregational Church and
open-mike sign-ins on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The show begins at 7.
NEWPORT CONCERT: The Flames, New London
Hospital and Newport Health Center. All concerts on
the Common 6-8 pm. In case of rain, at the Methodist
Church.
SUMMER SERVICES: Hillsboro Center Congregational
Church 10am services Rev. David Robins, Retired
Unitarian Minister Harrisville, NH.
Monday July 20
SUMMERTIME TEA: 4:00pm Summertime…and
the living was easy for many at the turn of the last
century. The beaches offered amusements for both the
rich and poor alike. People enjoyed dancing, vaudeville
shows, bandstand concerts, the latest rides and other
entertainments. Join Mrs. Gordon as she gives you a
first-hand account of what it was like to spend a day at
the beach in 1908. Fancy hats optional. All events held
at tThe "New" Abbott Library.
PIERCE HOMESTEAD: Monday Evening, at 7pm.
“Pierce,” a drama by Jaques Lamarre, read by “Her
Story” Theater. Jaques is the Director of Communications & Special Projects at the Mark Twain House and
Museum. First Lady Jane Pierce, is one of the most
tragic figures to ever take up residence in the White
House. After unspeakable misfortunes shower down
on frail Jane Pierce, she is thrust on the public stage
in front of a nation about to be torn into Civil War. Sponsorship available $450.
Tuesday July 21
GREENFIELD CONCERT: Music on the Common.
Off the Cuff Folk Mix. All concerts will be on Tuesday
evenings at 6:30 pm. Bring a blanket or a chair to sit
on. Free and Open to the Public Come on Down, Bring
the Kids, and Enjoy Music on the Common.
FUNKY DIVAS OF GOSPEL: A fixture on the seacoast
for over 20 years, the group is a collaboration of three
vocalists and a four piece band. The group’s purpose is
to share great gospel music. The music is roots music.
It is harmony. It is hard rockin’ and reflective. It is toe
tapping, it is hand clapping. It can, and does, move
audiences to their feet and onto the floor to dance.
Henniker Summer Concert Series, 7:00 pm, Angela
Robinson Bandstand, Community Park, Free. In case of
Hillsboro-Deering School
Food Service Summer Program
Adventure
Camp
for kids thru 5th grade
August 3-6 • 8:30-noon
Science, Music, Games
Bible Expeditions
Breakfast & Lunch Available
To register, contact:
Hillsboro UMC • 464-3056
www.hillsboroumc.net
This year’s mission project is to provide a storage
and display case for books at Manahan Park.
We’re here to serve you
and your family delicious
breakfast and lunch all
summer long! Convenient,
economical, healthy
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Lunch 11:00am-11:30am
Please call 603.464.1160 for more info.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider & employer.
rain, program will be in Community Center.
MUSIC ON THE COMMON: 6:30 pm. Off the Cuff Mix.
Bring a blanket or a chair to sit on. Jimbo’s Jumbos will
be here again for hotdogs and drinks.
Wednesday July 22
ANDOVER PROGRAM: Whether you have an insatiable thirst to find your roots, or simply want to know
more about your family’s history, many new tools now
exist to help you get started with your genealogy. The
Andover Institute, an arm of the Andover Community
Association, will offer a presentation on how to dig
deep into your past at 7 pm on at the Highland Lake
Grange Hall in East Andover. The presentation is free
and open to the public. Food and drinks will be available. BEN MERE BANDSTAND: 7pm to 9pm. The Tammy
Jackson Band. Tammy Jackson and Cliff Clegg, call
Sunapee home and, as one of the finest musical duos in
the Northeast tour extensively through the country as
both a duo and as the front for the sensational “Tammy
Jackson Band”.
Thursday July 23
NEWBURY CONCERT: Talkin' Smack. All concerts
at the Gazebo in Newbury harbor at 7:00 pm unless
otherwise noted.
HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: Cow Hampshire Folk
- old time and traditional fiddle music. Butler Park 7
to 8 pm. Bring a chair - bring a friend. Please use the
wheel-chair ramp for entrance to the vestry. See you
in the park.
FRANKLIN CONCERT: Zach Benton, 6:30 pm in the
Gazebo at Odell Park. bring a lawn chair or blanket. In
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
concert on the town green at the intersection of Village
and Kearsarge Valley roads. The Cloud Band will play a
selection of classic rock and country music.
CHICKEN BBQ: The Deering Community Church invites the Deering community to its annual FREE Chicken
BBQ on from 1:00 to 3:00pm at the Pavilion behind the
church. There will be great barbequed chicken, corn
on the cob, lots of other specialties, and games. Share
Friday July 24
your cooking talents, if you wish, by donating a salad,
HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: Mill Brook Gallery &
dessert or a pot of delicious baked beans. This event is
Sculpture Garden Friday, Depart from Shaw’s at 1
a great opportunity to have a good meal, enjoy great
pm. Fee is $3. A little gem of a place tucked away
fellowship and meet some of your neighbors.
in Concord, NH where you’ll find original art and
SUMMER BAZAAR: The Ladies Aid Society will hold
contemporary crafts created by established and emerg- their summer bazaar. The bazaar will open at 9am. The
ing regional and national artists. We’ll plan to stop at
Ladies will have the following items for sale; white
Beech Hill Farm for an icy snack on the way back to
elephant, bake goods, books, games, toys, antiques,
town. Call Marie Mogavero at 464-4726.
and much more. The Ladies will be serving a BBQ
Chicken Dinner. The bazaar will be held at the Lower
Saturday July 25
Village Union Chapel, 220 Sawmill Road, Hillsboro.
PIE BREAKFAST: The fun begins with the WCA’s
This annual fundraiser that helps maintain the Lower
annual Pie Breakfast from 8 to 11am at the organizaVillage Union Chapel.
tion’s Red Barn, 64 Village Road, Wilmot. Cost is $8 for
SENIOR LUNCHEON: Deering. Join us at the Deering
adults and $4 for children age 6 to 12. No charge for
Community Church at noon for tasty meatballs in gravy
children 5 and younger. Bring your appetite. A selection over noodles, coleslaw, butter/rolls and a dessert. Cost
of sweet and savory pies, hot and cold will be available. $5. Call Marie Merrow (464-3067) or Marie Mogavero
The menu also will include fresh fruit, juice, a breakfast (464-4726) to make your reservation by Friday, June
meat, beverages and baked goodies. Anyone who
19th.
would like to donate a pie (or two) for this fun event
PIE BREAKFAST: The Wilmot Community Association
should contact Amber Gove, event organizer, at (603)
(WCA) will have its sixth annual Pie Breakfast from 8
748-1684.
to 11am at the Red Barn, 64 Village Road, next to the
WILMOT CONCERT: The WCA will sell a dinner of hot U.S. Post Office in Wilmot. Cost is $8 for adults; $4 for
dogs, homemade chowders, desserts and beverages
children 6 to 12; and free for children 5 and younger.
starting at 6 pm during the Music on the Bandstand
WILMOT CONCERTS: on the town green from 6 to
case of rain at Opera House.
SUMMER MUSIC ASSOCIATES CONCERT: First
Baptist Church THREE TENORS AND A SOPRANO
Peter Furlong & Friends Operatic Arias, Trios, &
Neapolitan Songs. All concerts 7:30pm in New London,
Tickets: Adult $25; Student $5 Season tickets: First four
concerts: $85 Five concerts: $100.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN
EVENING of MUSIC
and SONG
SONG
Starring
“TURN SOUL” 5 piece
Band with Vocalists
“READY OR NOT”
Vocalist Sue Durand & Co.
“SECOND TIME
AROUND”
Dwight Gould and Company
REFRESHMENTS, RAFFLES
July 25 • 6-11PM
American Legion Hall,
Hillsboro • $25 at the door
To benefit work of
Clair Aucoin, Colombia
COLLECT FOR KIDS
Back to School Supply Drive
Please HELP KIDS needing assistance
obtaining supplies for school
New & gently used backpacks,
pencils, markers/crayons, glue/glue
sticks, rulers,
spiral notebooks,
composition
notebooks, pens
(blue or black), pencil boxes,
erasers, pocket folders, binders,
index cards, highlighters,
paper clips, reusable plastic water
bottles, USB drives, post-it-notes/
sticky notes, small calculators
NEW In Package - SOCKS
(
(sizes:
children,, ladies & mens))
Donation Boxes located at:
Smith Memorial Congregational Church, UCC,
Rebel Hair Design, Hillsboro Police Station,
Lake Sunapee Bank - Hillsboro, Upsie Daisies,
Washington Police Station
Collection boxes available thru
8/12/15 • Contact Jessica Audette with
questions at: [email protected]
7:30 pm from In case of rain the concerts will move to
the Wilmot Town Hall. The Cloud Band - classic rock and
country. Food will be sold by the Wilmot Community
Association.
Sunday July 26
ANTRIM HISTORY: First Presbyterian Church, Main
Street, Antrim, New Hampshire 3:00 - 4:00 pm.
Please join the Antrim Historical Society for a program
featuring Charles Butterfield’s memories of growing
up on the Butterfield Farm just north of Clinton Village. This program will celebrate the launch of Charles
Butterfield’s new book Seeking Parmenter. The Antrim
Historical Society is seeking to arrange a pre-talk bus
tour of various sites in Clinton Village and Antrim
Center cited in Seeking Parmenter. If interested in
participating, please email Steve Ullman at sullman@
brockport.edu or call him at 588-2005.
CHURCH SERVICE: The Ladies Aid Society will hold a
Summer Service at the Lower Village Union Chapel at
11am. The chapel is located at 220 Sawmill Road. All
are welcome.
HANCOCK REPUBLICANS: NH District 9 State Senator
Andy Sanborn and Americans for Prosperity State
Director Greg Moore are scheduled speakers at the Hancock Republican Town Committee (HRTC) meetingat
4:00 p.m. in the Caverly Meeting Room, downstairs
at the rear of Hancock Town Hall. This is a collaborative effort with the Peterborough Republican Town
Committee and is an open meeting to all. Attendees
are encouraged to bring a non-perishable item(s) for
donation to the Peterborough Food Bank. A collection
basket will be available.
We Aǋreciate
ALL
YOU DO!
Employee / Volunteer
Appreciation Day!
BBQ
Saturday, Aug. 1 • 2015
11:00AM - 2:00PM
Manahan Pavilion
MUSIC: DJ
Employees / Volunteers
and Family welcome
RSVP by Monday, July 27
Call Nancy @
464-3877 Ext. 223
or email:
[email protected]
Franklin Area Lions
Club is committed
to the Lions Clubs
International
“READING
ACTION
PROGRAM”
Each month we visit the
Concord Boys & Girls Club
After School Program at Paul
Smith School, Franklin Parks &
Recreation After School Program
at Bessie Rowell Community Ctr
and the Peabody Home with book
readings & a book gift program.
We Need Your HELP
We are asking you to donate
any quality children’s books
you may have to our program.
Please call 603.738.4002
for collection.
Thank You!
Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
Norma Dorothy Gagnon
HILLSBORO - Norma Dorothy (Lacey)
Gagnon, 94, a resident of Thompson House
in Brattleboro, Vermont,
and formerly of Hillsboro,
NH, passed away on July 4,
2015. Norma was born in
Concord, NH to Howard and
Thelma (Shaw) Lacey. Also
predeceased by her husband,
Raymond and daughter, Denise. Survived by her son, Richard N. Gagnon
and his wife, Jennifer and by her daughter,
Deborah Gagnon Ronzano, her grandson, John
Ronzano and granddaughter, Alyssa Ronzano
Fortier and husband, Joseph Fortier, along
with three great grandchildren, Nicholas For(7&PDF0tier, Gabriella
Fortier, and Alexander Fortier.
Services will be held Saturday, July 25, 2015 at
10 am in St. Mary’s Church in Hillsboro, NH.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the following organizations would make Norma smile:
Hillsboro District Food Pantry, 7 Church St
Hillsboro, NH 03244, or the Thompson House,
80 Maple St., Brattleboro, VT 05301.
Robert J. Lauster
NEW LONDON — Robert John Lauster,
of New London, passed away on July 5, 2015,
after a long, valiant battle with terminal illness.
Mr. Lauster, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Lauster, was born on March 23, 1937,
in Brooklyn, NY. Mr. Lauster is survived by his
beloved wife, Judy; and his children, his son,
R. Todd Lauster, and wife, Amanda of New
London, and his daughter, Karen Berniker,
and husband, Mark of San Francisco, CA. He is
also survived by his cherished grandchildren,
Robert John Lauster and Courtney Brooke
Lauster of New London; as well as his sister,
Carolyn Wunder of Oceanside, CA. In lieu of
flowers, please make donations to the Foundation Fighting Blindness, P.O. BOX 17279,
Baltimore, MD 21298, or www.blindness.org/
join-the-fight.
Dorothy K. (Dot) Boule
ANTRIM - Dorothy K. (Dot) Boule, 85, of
Antrim, died on Jul. 4, 2015 at Monadnock
Community Hospital after
a period of failing health.
Dorothy was born on Mar.
14, 1930 in Utica, NY the
daughter of Paul Kurgan
and Mary (Krawiec) Kurgan. Dorothy is survived by
her sons; Paul Boule and
his wife, Janet McEwen
of Antrim, David Boule and his wife, Kristy of
Antrim, Donald Boule and his wife, Cindy of
Haddam Neck, CT, and her daughter, Barbara
Nichols of Antrim. She will also be missed by
her grandchildren; Christopher Boule, Stephen
Nichols, Jonathan Nichols, Michelle Boule,
Melissa Boule, Nathan Boule and Andrew
Boule and her great grandson, Breton Nichols.
She is predeceased by her loving husband,
Wilfred Boule and her grandson Michael
Boule. In lieu of flowers the family suggests
that contributions be made in Dorothy's name
to Antrim Ambulance, c/o Marshall Gale, P.O.
Box 517, Antrim, NH 03440.
Eleanor M. LeBlanc
FRANKLIN – Eleanor M. LeBlanc, 87, a
lifelong Franklin resident,
died at The Peabody Home
in Franklin Sunday, July
12, 2015. She was born in
Franklin on Jan. 28, 1928,
the daughter of Forrest and
Eva (Clement) Sargent.
Family members include her
children, Roger J. LeBlanc Jr. and his partner,
Elaine Bourque of Belmont, Suzanne Hersey
of Henniker and Danny LeBlanc and his wife,
Verniece of Waterville, Maine; six grandchildren, Cynthia Colby and husband, Frank of
Carver, MA, Tina Nordeste and husband,
Johnny IV of Berkley, MA, Roger LeBlanc III
and wife, Chelsey of Lyman, Maine, Christine
Gleaton and husband, Brian of Pembroke,
Russell Hersey Jr. of Swanzey and Damien
LeBlanc of St. Joseph, MI; 11 great-grandchildren; brothers, Leo, Forrest "Skip" and Doug
Sargent, all of Franklin; and sisters, Barbara
Morrill and Sandi Bleggi, both of Franklin, and
nieces and nephews. Besides her husband and
parents, she was predeceased by a grandson,
Jason; sisters, Rose and Thelma Sargent and
Irene Pickard; and brothers, Clayton and
Richard Sargent.
Douglas L. Vassall
ANTRIM - Douglas L. Vassall Sr., 87, of
Antrim, died Jul. 7, 2015 at CMC in Manchester after a very brief illness. Douglas was
born in Boston on Mar. 1, 1928. His parents
were Charles Vassall and Margaret (Lee) Vassall. He is pre-deceased by his son, Karl Vassall, who died in infancy, his only grandchild,
Derek Witherell in May 2004, his bride of 58
years, Florence L. Vassall, who died in April
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
2006, and his little brother, Richard Vassall of
San Diego (2011). He is survived by his children, Douglas L. Vassall Jr. and Beth (Vassall)
Witherell, daughter-in-law, Leslie (Witherell)
Vassall, son-in-law, Warren Witherell all of
Keene, NH, his sister-in-law, Doris Oster of
North Attleboro, MA and sister-in-law, Selma
Vassall of San Diego, CA, and several nieces
and nephews. Nancy Waters was his trusted
friend and housemate for the last eight years.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to
The Derek Witherell Memorial Scholarship
Fund, https://goo.gl/mefYDJ (a scholarship to encourage kids to be nice), or Antrim
Ambulance, c/o Marshall Gale, P.O. Box 517,
Antrim, NH 03440.
Hyland and survived by
Virginia (Crosby) Hyland. He
is survived by his wife of 32
years, Robin Bixby-Hyland;
his son, Dillon Hyland;
daughter, Emilee Hyland
all of Bennington. He is also
survived by his brother,
Joseph Hyland Jr. of Concord; sisters, Sally
McDonough and Catherine Hyland both of
Hollis; and sister-in-law, Dyann Hyland of
Baytown, Texas. He leaves behind numerous
nieces and nephews.
Eva (Putnam) Cuddihee
HANCOCK - Eva
(Putnam) Cuddihee, 92, of
Hancock, died peacefully
on Tuesday, June 23, 2015,
surrounded by loving family
after a brief period of failing
health. Eva was born on
Jan. 19, 1923, in Deering,
Edward J. Hyland
BENNINGTON - Edward J. Hyland, 61,
of Bennington died peacefully on Sunday July
12, 2015 at his home, surrounded by the love
of family and friends. Ed was born Dec. 23,
1953 in Beverly, MA, son of the late Joseph
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Keene, NH 03431.
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TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH
WATER & SEWER COMMISSION
REQUEST FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the Water and Sewer
Commissioners of the Town of Hillsborough will be
accepting sealed bids for the mowing of easements
for the 2015 season, until Tuesday, July 28, 2015, by
3:00 p.m. at the Town of Hillsborough Water & Sewer
Commission Office, 4 Church Street, P.O. Box 2216,
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LOST: NEUTERED MALE CAT, 1 1/2 years
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Nicely Equipped,
Low Miles, Clean Car.
Silver. Stk# 15A14
REDUCED
$
3,400
REDUCED
$
4,600
2003 Oldsmobile Aurora
2007 Pontiac G5 Coupe
4 Door Sedan,
Fully Equipped,
Luxury & Performance. White.
Stk# 14A41A
4 Cyl, Auto.,
A/C, CD, Sunroof.
Economical.
Sporty. Black.
Stk# 14A32
REDUCED
$
3,900
REDUCED
$
4,900
Compensation
commensurate
with
certifications,
experience &
ability. Benefits.
2007 Chevy Monte Carlo SS
Fully Equipped,
Very Nice, Clean
Performance Car.
White. Stk# 15A19
REDUCED
10,800
$
2005 Buick Terraza
7 Passenger Premium
Mini Van, CXL Option
Pkg. Incl. Leather &
DVD System. White.
Stk#15A04
2009 Ford Escape Limited
AWD SUV
Fully Equip’d, Leather
& Sunroof. 59k miles.
Gray Metallic. Very
Clean. Stk# 12A11C
REDUCED
$
15,500
2005 Chevy Impala SS 4 Dr Sedan
V6 Supercharged
Engine, Fully Equipped
Incl. Leather & Sunroof.
Silver. Stk# 15A05
Call Jim Lewis,
Wyman’s Sales & Service
Hillsboro • 464-5544
SPECIAL!
$
6,500
2002 Lincoln Continental
2000 Ford Crown Victoria LX
REDUCED
7,400
2006 SSaturn
t IIon-22 4 D
Door SSedan
d
2007 Ch
Chevy 44x44 S
Suburban
b b LT
Fully Equipped, a
True Luxury Car. Low
Miles. Cream Beige.
Stk# 15A16
4 Cyl., 5 Spd., A/C,
Nicely Equipped, Real
Economical. Black.
Stk# 15A04
Nicely Equipped,
8 Passenger, Lower
Miles, Sport Red
Metallic. Stk# 14A19
V6 Auto, A/C, Only
48,000 Miles. As Is.
Rusty Underneath.
Black. Stk# 15A24A
REDUCED
$
4,900
SPECIAL
$
3,700
REDUCED
$
18,900
REDUCED
$
2,900
2007 Saturn Vue AWD V6
2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Laredo
Fully Equipped,
Including Leather,
Economical AWD.
Silver. Stk# 15A23
Fully Equipped, Including Leather & Sunroof.
Black. Stk# 14A44A
REDUCED
$
6,900
REDUCED
$
11,400
2006 Ford Focus ZXW Wagon
2007 Chevy 2 WD Silverado
REDUCED
Nicely Equipped, Excellent Fuel Economy.
Maroon Metallic.
Stk# 15A08
Utility Body,
One Owner.
Dark Green.
Stk# 15A11
REDUCED
$$5950
5,900
REDUCED
$
6,900
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE CENTER
1998 Ford Ranger 4x4 Supercab
2003 Mercury Grand Marquis LS
2001 Lincoln Town Car
Presidential Series
Fully Equipped,
Low Miles.
Gray Metallic.
Stk# 15A17
Senior Citizen Owned,
Very Low Miles. Tan.
Stk# 15A07A
REDUCED
$
5,950
REDUCED
$
4,900
2008 Ford Econoline E350
Super Duty
2004 Buick Rainier CXL AWD
Ext Length Model,
Diesel Equipped. 1 Owner.
White. Stk# 15A27
REDUCED
$
9,900
Premium Mid-Sized
SUV, Fully Equipped,
Including Sunroof &
Leather. White.
Stk# 14A36A
REDUCED
$
4,900
WYMAN’S SALES & SERVICE
“Where Satisfaction Is a Tradition Since 1953”
**Restrictions apply. See Dealer for Details.
603-464-5544 • 800-639-9808
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Service & Parts: Mon-Fri 8-5
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(603)
464-5200
2010 CHEVY COBALT LS
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109
*
$
NH STATE INSPECTED
a month
2012 TOYOTA CAMRY
Only
J5098A
179
*
$
a month
D5019A
STATE INSPECTED!
2005 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO
Only
2013 KIA OPTIMA SX
Only
214
*
$
a month
J5135A
ONLY
ONLY 81,500
81 50
500
0 MILES!
MILE
MI
LES!!
269
*
$
a month
J5118A
LIKE NEW!
*Subject to credit approval. Chevy Cobalt LS, $999 down, 60 months; Toyota Camry, $1999 down, 75 months; Jeep Grand Cherokee, $1999 down, 48 months; Kia Optima, $2999 down, 75 months
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2013 Toyota Corolla Sedan
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2015 Ford Focus 4dr Sedan S
MSRP $17,995
48
$
29
$
a week
with zero
money down!
Payments based on 780 fico score with approved credit. Zero
cash due at signing 75 month payments.
a week.
Lease.
All leases are for 24 months, 10,500 miles per year, with 1st
payment and $1775 cash or trade equity down. Taxes, title, tags
and fees extra, terms are on approved credit.

The Messenger – July 17, 2015

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