The Messenger – July 4, 2014

Download The Messenger – July 4, 2014 (pdf)

In This Issue

Download The Messenger - July 4, 2014 (pdf)Service for Greenfield Marine killed in Afganistan

Gov. Maggie Hassan issued an order that New Hampshire flags be lowered to halfstaff on Saturday and Sunday to honor fallen Marine Brandon Garabrant on the day of his burial and the day following his…

One accident leads to another and three Bennington arrests

Responding to North Bennington Road last Sunday for report of an abandoned vehicle, Bennington Police discovered a Jeep Wrangler which had hit a tree and been abandoned on the side of the road, according to Bennington Police. During a search of the area, officers observed Hannah Towne walking along the road. She was charged with…

Deering Planning Board hosting a Community Visioning Session

The Deering Planning Board is hosting a Community Visioning Session for the Deering Master Plan update on Saturday, July 12, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Deering Town Hall.  The Deering Master Plan was last updated in…

Hopkinton celebrates Grand Re-Opening of Spirit Skate Park

This past Saturday, June 28th, the Hopkinton community celebrated the grand re-opening of the Spirit Skate Park located beside the Hopkinton High School. The park had been closed down since this past fall due to unsafe…

The Newport Police warn of phone scam

Newport Police Chief Jim Burroughs is warning area residents of a phone scam involving their department. Newport Police took several complaints from residents who received a call supposedly from the police saying a family member is in custody and…

Protests and counter protests planned at Garabrant’s Memorial

Dignitaries, family, and friends will be gathering at ConVal High School in Peterborough on July 5, to honor Lance Cpl. Brandon Garabrant. The memorial service begins at 10 a.m. The Westboro Baptist Church will also be there staging a picket starting at 9:15 a.m. The controversial organization has made headlines across the country protesting at the deaths of fallen soldiers and…

Warner Selectmen extend cable franchise agreement

Tim Murray and Perry Speaker from TDS Telecom met with the Warner Selectmen to discuss the franchise agreement under Merrimack County Telephone Cable Company; the agreement in place today will expire this year. TDS is looking at upgrades and are also looking to launch a new …

 

0 Responses to “The Messenger – July 4, 2014”


Comments are currently closed.

Archives