Monthly Archive for June, 2011

The Messenger – July 1, 2011

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Download The Messenger - July 1, 2011Gibson Pewter cancels move to Hancock

Jon and Camille Gibson have withdrawn their plans to move their homes and businesses from Hillsborough Center to Hancock. Last week, Gibson attended a hearing before the Hancock ZBA on their application for a special exemption for a home-based business…

Henniker accident draws 2-7 years in jail

Twenty-one year old Augusto Simoes was sentenced to serve two consecutive terms of 2 to 7 years in prison as a result of a fatal 2009 crash on Route 202/9 in Henniker. His passenger, then 17-year-old Zachary Kozdra, was left in a coma with severe brain trauma and Robert Mercurio, 46, of Whitesboro, NY was killed…

Monadnock Hospital short $3.5 million

The recently passed state budget means Monadnock Community Hospital could face the loss of $3.5 million in funding. Hospital CEO Peter Gosline said he and his staff have been struggling to adjust…

Former Bennington man sent to prison

A former Bennington man was sentenced to 6.5 to 15 years in prison after being convicted of a Peterborough home invasion in which he threatened the homeowner with a large knife…

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Hillsboro Ballon Festival & Fair – 2011

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Download Hillsboro Balloon Festival & Fair - 2011 (pdf)So, you want to fly one of those big balloons?

If you are interested in becoming a Hot Air Balloon Pilot, learning the duties of all the crewmember positions is the first step. To become a pilot you must be at least 14 years old and understand the English language, among other minor things, be in good health, pass a written examination and take a flight test with an FAA designated examiner…

“Moon GLO’s bring in LARGE audiences

Approximately 16 years ago, the world’s largest balloon gathering in the world was looking for something to add to their already spectacular show of balloons, balloon, and more balloons. The balloons at the Albuquerque Balloon Festival officiafly fly only in the morning, but had a large demand for some late evening activities to entertain the thousands of spectators that show up for the annual event. It was at that time that several of the balloonists had the idea of putting on a spectacular and dazzling light show for the benefit and enjoyment of the kids and photographers. This became the first organized “Moon Glo”…

9th Annual Hillsboro Schnitzelfest

Enjoy the most authentic German food you’ll experience outside Germany: Schnitzel (breaded or grilled), Brat wurst, Wieners, Homemade German Potato Salad, Rot kohl & Sauerkraut, Breads, Desserts, Beer and Wine. Live Um-Pah music, crafters, souvenirs…fun for the entire family!…

Flying with ‘Big Max’

In 1978, the co-founders of RE/MAX International, Dave and Gail Liniger, were invited to the world renowned Albuquerque Balloon Festival. A local associate who was a balloonist decided to test market putting the RE/MAX logo on his balloon for the festival. The lofty balloon struck a cord with the Linigers and RE/MAX adopted it, along with the fitting slogan, “Above the Crowd”® – as the corporate logo…

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Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 29, 2011 in Hillsboro Balloon Festival & Fair 2011 and Publications. Closed

The Messenger – June 24, 2011

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Download The Messenger - June 24, 2011 (pdf)H-D graduates overcame many ‘speed bumps’

Of 91 graduates in Hillsboro-Deering High School’s Class of 2011, 60% will continue in post-secondary education, 8% will enter the military, with the others set to enter the work force…

Governor evokes Spider Man at Stark graduation

During a day of joy and celebration, the 131 seniors at John Stark High School took time in their graduation ceremony to honor two students who would have graduated with them: Steven Spadaro, who died in 2001, and Brendan Wilsie, who died last fall…

228 ConVal graduates – an ‘oversized family’

It was a gamble, but it paid off. Just as the band sounded the first notes of Pomp and Circumstance, a bright sun broke thru the overcast sky and ConVal’s graduation ceremony, on the football field, proceeded without a drop of rain…

Promise and potential face Kearsarge graduates

Under a blistering hot sun, 169 seniors at Kearsarge Regional High School received their diplomas in a tradition filled ceremony on the school’s football field…

Sunapee grads urged to ‘Treasure every moment’

Although the ceremony was moved from Memorial Field to the gym because of the threat of rain, nothing could dampen the spirits of the 28 seniors, their family and friends who gathered for the Sunapee Middle/High school graduation Friday evening. Jordan Preston welcomed the assembled and urged her classmates to “Be the person you know you are. Be passionate, Be yourself…

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In New Hampshire – July 2011

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Download In New Hampshire - July 2011 (pdf)Granite State Senior Games start Aug. 5th

Schedule offers 18 sports. Register now for upcoming events. Registration is open for the 24th annual Granite State Senior Games, Aug. 5-28, at venues in the Greater Manchester area and elsewhere. Athletes of all skill levels, age 50 or more, are the traditional attendees. New this year: those of age 45 and up may enter track events…

Hillsboro Balloon Festival

The Hillsboro Balloon Festival and Fair is a major four day event with live entertainment, new attractions each year, and old-fashioned Fireman’s Muster on Sunday afternoon featuring competitions among the area fire departments. Along with the typical thrill rides and games of the Carnival Midway…

Summer Picnic Series

Kids…and Parents, too! Pack your picnic basket, bring along a blanket and join us at the Rochester Opera House for four fun-filled interactive shows for children in the new Summer Picnic Series…

Farmers’ Markets open for the Summer Season

The majority of New Hampshire’s farmers’ markets are now open, or will be open by the end of June. Shoppers can choose from 85 markets operating weekly from now through October all around the state…

16th Annual Daylily Extravaganza

The Daylily Extravaganza at Davis Brook Farm on July 23 at 9 a.m. features a spectacular display of color and fragrances from more than 700 daylily varieties including our very own “Monadnock Series”. Visitors wander among our gardens, photograph flowering plants, participate in educational demonstrations, take a chance at a door prize, or simply enjoy a cup of lemonade and cookies…

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The Messenger – June 17, 2011

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Download The Messenger - June 17, 2011 (pdf)Henniker man injured in ATV accident

A Henniker man was injured Saturday morning when his ATV crashed into a drainage ditch. According to Fish and Game officials, it appears speed may have been a factor…

Newport graduates told to explore, dream, discover

The historic Newport Opera House has hosted many a sold out performance and it was no exception for the Newport High School Graduation…

Sgt. Russell Durgin – gone but not forgotten

The cold damp weather failed to deter residents of Henniker and surrounding towns from honoring the memory of a fallen hero. On June 13th 2006 Sgt Russell Durgin gave the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan. ..

Two girls hurt in Warner ATV accident

According to the NH Fish and Game officers, two teenage girls were injured in an ATV accident in Warner. Officials say 16-year-old Kelsey Ruff was operating the ATV on Sunday when she lost control and rolled over…

Area educators join the best of the best

The 18th annual NH Excellence In Education Awards (EDies) Ceremony was held recently at The Center of NH Radison Hotel in Manchester…

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New Hampshire Homes & Home Improvement – June 2011

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Download New Hampshire Homes & Home Improvement - June 2011 (pdf)Transform your outdoor space into a living area

Summer often means enjoying the outdoors with friends and family for a weekend barbecue or catching some sun by the pool. Now that pleasant weather is upon us, homeowners may be thinking about what can be done to spruce up outdoor space to use for entertaining or for a little relaxation…

Four ways to be more ‘green’ at home

It doesn’t take much to run your household in a more eco-friendly way. You might even be surprised by how much money you can save…

A safe summer starts with proper water safety for children

Each year, more than 3,400 people drown in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and more than one in five fatal drowning victims are children younger than 14. Drowning is the second-leading cause of injury-related death among children ages 1 to 14…

Tricks to ‘summerize’ your home

Temperatures are rising, flowers are blooming and chirping birds greet us in the morning. It’s official, summer is here. Are your yard and home ready?…

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Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 13, 2011 in Homefront - Quarterly Home & Garden Guide. Closed

Senior Lifestyles – June 2011

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Download Senior Lifestyles - June 2011 (pdf)Areas of focus to help secure your retirement

Americans have not saved as much as they need to for retirement. Start by considering all of the retirement savings and other savings options available to you. Some savings vehicles, like your 401(k), IRAs and Roth IRAs, probably come to mind right away…

Lower your utility costs during the hottest months

During the hottest months of the year, water is wasted due to over irrigation, and air conditioning systems are forced to run longer to keep indoor temperatures cool. While scorching temperatures can push water and energy consumption to its limits, there are ways to consume less and save more…

Good news for conscious foodies – beef is lean and ‘green’

There is no doubt the green movement has gained momentum in the last decade. While many companies may just be starting sustainable practices to meet consumer demand for more planet-friendly products, cattlemen have been raising environmentally sustainable, nutritionally efficient food for generations and continue to look for ways to improve…

Top questions for your veterinarian

If you have a pet older than 7 years of age, ask about senior care. Older pets are more prone to conditions such as arthritis, heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes, thyroid conditions and other problems…

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Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 13, 2011 in Senior Lifestyles. Closed

The Messenger – June 10, 2011

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Download The Messenger - June 10, 2011 (pdf)Shooting of Hillsborough woman ruled justified

The NH Attorney General’s Office has ruled that the police shooting of Shelly Naroian of Hillsborough was justified. Naroian, 47, was shot and killed May 19 after police responded to a report of a family disturbance at her home…

Prophet of God arrested in Bennington

Bennington police arrested a Henniker man, who refused to identify himself, during a motor vehicle stop Saturday night. Police Chief Steve Campbell said the man, claiming to be a prophet, said he did not need to provide his name, address and vehicle registration…

Names wont hurt you but pans might

Police have arrested an Antrim woman for striking her male companion in the head with a pan during a recent argument….

Old Japanese grenade found in Antrim

A potentially live WWII hand grenade was found last Friday in an attic inside a residence on Depot Street in Antrim. Jane McLean was helping clean out her father-in-law’s house when she found the grenade, with the pins still in it…

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The Messenger – June 3, 2011

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Download The Messenger - June 3, 2011 (pdf)Antrim police arrest burglar in the buff

Antrim police have arrested a Vermont man on burglary charges after finding him naked and asleep at an elderly woman’s residence early Friday morning…

One killed, two injured in Stoddard rollover

A Milford man was killed and a Hancock man injured in a single-car rollover on Route 123 in Stoddard on Wednesday…

Antrim Rec hosts British Soccer Camp

Challenger Sports British Soccer Camp is coming to Antrim this summer. The camp features the 1,000 Touches Curriculum, and includes drills and practices that are designed to improve individual ball control, foot skills, shooting, fakes and moves…

Hawk Girls win 5th straight track title

Libby Wetterer and Berthlyne Browne led the Hopkinton Girls to their fifth straight Division III Track Championship at Newfound Regional High School last Saturday…

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