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In This Issue
Neighbor complains about noise levels at HHP
Tom Ensigner met with the Henniker selectmen to register his complaint about the noise coming from the nearby Henniker Hardwood Pallet (HHP). Ensigner said HHP often begins its operations at 4 AM and the noise from its forklifts, de-barker and chipper resonates into the Highland residential area, making it difficult to sleep…
Deering burglary and suspicious activity
Sometime between December 1 and the evening of December 3, an East Deering Road residence was burglarized and sustained damages to include the copper plumbing being removed, causing water damage to the finished basement area, as well as other minor structural damages from forced entry…
Proposed H-D School Budget up $1.4 million
With a proposed budget increase of $1.4 million and a default budget up nearly $500,000, the Hillsboro-Deering School Board has asked Superintendent Dr. Gary Murphy and Business Administrator Ernest Muserallo to prepare budget impact scenarios if the default budget was reduced by $250,000 or $500,000…
Icy road causes Newbury auto accident
Route 103 in Newbury was closed for more than 12 hours, after a car skidded off the road and hit a utility pole. Matt Parker, 38, and his wife, Heidi suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Newbury Police Department. Newbury Officer Bradley Wheeler reports that the pole was broken in half, and the top half with the wires was leaning across 103, making it impassable…
Two Antrim residents sent to the hospital
Two separate auto accidents sent a pair of Antrim residents to the hospital over the weekend. Keene Police reports indicate that Warren Wilber, 50, of Antrim fell asleep while driving on Route 9 near Sullivan Road Friday evening, when his vehicle drifted off the road and rolled over…
Kearsarge hoop legend to lead Lakers
Former Kearsarge girls’ basketball coach Ed Tenney will lead the Sunapee boys’ team this season, replacing Tim LaTorra who leaves to become assistant men’s coach at New England College. Tenney coached the Cougar girls for 18 seasons, appearing in five championship games and winning two…
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