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In This Issue
Newport man dies from gas fire burns
A spark from a electric drill ignited a gasoline fire which burned a 68-year-old Newport man over most of his body on Tuesday, as reported by Newport Fire Lt. Chris Amos. Clifton Labounty Jr. and his son were using the power tool to drill holes into the gas tank of a pickup truck when the fumes ignited…
Farmsteads of New England unveils expansion
A ribbon cutting ceremony was conducted Saturday morning at Farmsteads of New England, Inc.’s Rosewald Farm in Hillsboro. The recently completed building project included Phase II and III of FNE’s residential complex…
Henniker approves Pats Peak expansion plans
Pats Peak’s plans to add new trails and a lift to the ski area over the next five years were unanimously approved by the Henniker Planning Board Wednesday evening. According to General Manager, Kris Blomback, approval of the $1 million project will not effect any changes in the upcoming ski season, but new terrain will be added by next season, with all of the changes complete in three to five years…
Sunapee schools claim stimulus funds
The Sunapee School Board has agreed to create two temporary positions, funded with $55,000 in federal stimulus money…
Newport School Board at full strength
Howard Shultz was named to the Newport School Board over Leo R. Pacquin by a 2-1 vote of the remaining members. Liz Hennig and Richard Jacobs voting yes, and Jason Avery voting no. Acting Chairman Gordon B. Flint, Jr. held back his vote in case of a tie…
Boy’s Football
Newport 20 Epping-Newmarket 6 Up only 6-0 at the break, the Tigers opened it up in the second half, leading 20-0 before Epping-Newmarket could score…
Girl’s Field Hockey
Hopkinton 5 Conant 0 Brittany Marshall netted the hat trick as freshman keeper Maddy Bergethon was recording her fifth shutout of the season…
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