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In This Issue
Sell out expected at HDHS for Harlem Wizards game
A capacity crowd is expected on March 10th when the Hillsboro Lions Club sponsors the Harlem Wizards for a slamtastic performance at Hillsboro-Deering High School. Tickets purchased before the event are…
Arrest at NEC gives new meaning to “Panty Raid”
Henniker police have arrested Cameron Dial, a 20-year-old NEC student from New jersey, on 5 counts of burglary and 13 counts of receiving stolen property. Authorities say Dial took bras and panties and other clothing items from 18 female students who live in the…
Newport Selectmen approve flat operating budget
Prior to presenting his budget to the Selectmen, Newport Town Manager Paul Brown cut $1.1 million from requests made by the town’s department heads. The Selectmen had asked Brown to…
Beihl wants resignation of Antrim Selectman Chair & Town Administrator
The Antrim Selectmen dealt with a rather routine agenda at Tuesday night’s meeting until resident Brian Beihl called for the resignations of Selectman Chair Gordon Webber and Town Administrator Galen Stearns. According to Beihl, ” Mr. Webber and Mr. Stearns can no longer represent the Town of Antrim objectively, due to an inappropriate relationship with…
Poetry Out Loud winner at John Stark
Aliyah Browne was the winner of the John Stark Poetry Out Loud Finals held on February 10. Mackenzie Peacock was runner up. Poetry Out Loud, a national poetry recitation contest, is designed to encourage students to learn about the beauty and power of language. Browne recited…
Girls’ Hockey
Concord 8 ConVal 0 A tough Tide defense held the Cougars to just four shots on goal…
Boys’ Hockey
John Stark-Hopkinton 11 Moultonborough-InterLakes 4 Five second period goals broke the game open for the Generals. Ryan Hawks led the way with a hat trick…
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