Monthly Archive for April, 2012

The Messenger – April 27, 2012

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Download The Messenger - April 27, 2012 (pdf)Dog dies in Hillsborough fire after alerting occupants

Dupa managed to wake his owner who with his father was able to escape the fire that consumed their home on Merrill Road in Hillsborough last Friday. Unfortunately, Dupa and three of the other four dogs…

Approval of Newport gun range under appeal

Opponents of a shooting range on the John Stark Highway in Newport plan to appeal the ZBA’s approval of the facility. Michael Fisher, a Lempster attorney has been retained to represent a group of…

New London approves Elkins Fish & Game request

Michael Gelcius, president of the Elkins Fish & Game Club met with the New London Selectmen recently to propose a standing agreement between the town and club allowing the club to use the former…

Weare family busted for marijuana

Weare Police have arrested a family of four on charges that they conducted a small marijuana growing operation out of the basement of their Holly Hill Farm Road home. Arrested were…

American Legion host Junior High Oratorical Contest

Over 70 American Legion members, family and friends witnessed a thought provoking contest at the Legion’s New Hampshire Department’s finals of the 2012 Junior High School Oratorical Program held at…

Antrim Police warn of phone scam artists

According to a recent press release from the Antrim Police Department, residents statewide have been receiving telemarketing calls, reportedly from the NH Association of Chiefs of Police, asking for donations to aid the families of slain…

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Senior Lifestyles – April 2012

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Download Senior Lifestyles - April 2012 (pdf)Grandparents, grandkids benefit from better hearing

Grandparents and grandchildren have much to learn from one another, and such valuable relationships should be cultivated. Oxford University research has shown that ‘involved’ grandparents contribute significantly to better-adjusted grandchildren. The research suggests that children find unique acceptance in their relationships with grandparents, which benefits them emotionally…

Simple tips to know for stress-free air travel

Man-made and natural disruptions to air travel are all-too-often the norm. Not only can weather delay take-offs and landings, but new airline rules can also keep planes grounded. For example, if a plane is sitting on the tarmac…

Solutions for seniors struggling in today’s economy

Whether it is nutrition, housing, or medical needs, seniors and their caregivers are looking for new ways to keep themselves clothed, fed and…

“Sandwiched” caring for kids and parents? Here’s help!

On one hand, you have aging parents less able to care for themselves every day. On the other, your own children with schedules so difficult you can’t find a spare minute. And you’re caught in between. You’re not alone. You’re part of the over 20 million Americans “sandwiched” in between generations, caring for…

Road trips: A mature guy’s guide to the open road

If you’re wondering if a road trip is right for you and your more mature friends, a few practical measures can help ensure it is fun for everyone: Steady goes a finely tuned machine. When you were younger, you probably drove through the night to rack up as much mileage as…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 April 19, 2012 in Senior Lifestyles. Closed

The Messenger – April 20, 2012

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Download The Messenger - April 20, 2012 (pdf)Teachers contract revote

Undeterred by its defeat at the polls in March, the John Stark School Board has decided to again ask voters to approve a new tw0-year teachers contract. Board vice-chair Mark Zuckerman believes the contract, which would cost..

Hillsborough’s Alex Ager is an Eagle Scout

Alex Ager became Hillsborough Boy Scout Troop 73s newest Eagle scout in impressive ceremonies at St. Theresa Catholic Church Sunday afternoon. A large crowd of family, friends and…

Antrim man arrested on 44 separate charges

After a three a and half month investigation the Antrim and Bennington Police made an arrest involving numerous motor vehicle offenses. Arrested was Tyke Ellis, 34, of Antrim. He was charged with 44 offenses. They include a number of offenses for:…

Vicky Knapp guilty – to serve 30 days

While her husband Carl awaits a jury trial, Vicky Knapp has entered a guilty plead to charges she stole fuel from the Town of Weare during the time Carl was the town’s Road Agent. Her plea agreement called for her to be sentenced to…

New attractions at Mount Sunapee Resort

This summer Mount Sunapee Resort will unveil a new Adventure Park which will include a guided Canopy Zip Line Tour, a Tree Top Obstacle Course, Off-Road Segway Excursions and a Disc Golf Course. The Canopy Zip Line Tour will be…

Newport schools still need improvement

Interim Superintendent Donna Moyers briefed the Newport School Board on the latest Adequate Yearly Progress reports. 7th and 8th graders at Newport Middle School made AYP in both math and reading. If they do so next year also, the school will be taken…

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The Messenger – April 13, 2012

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Download The Messenger - April 13, 2012 (pdf)Antrim man ejected from car on I-89

An Antrim man apparently fell asleep at the wheel while traveling on I-89, causing his 2005 Subaru to bounce off a guard rail before crossing into the left lane and striking a Chevy Cavalier driven by Peter Kelpakgian, 24, of Warner. Police reports indicate that Christopher Richard, 31 of Antrim was…

Antrim & Bennington schools may be closed

Faced with declining enrollments, the ConVal School District has established a committee to study potential models to consolidate its 8 elementary and 2 middle schools. Some of the models contemplate closing…

HDMS students asked to join “Rachel’s Challenge”

Hillsboro-Deering Middle School students and staff spent the day Wednesday in assemblies and work sessions learning about “Rachel’s Challenge”, a national program modeled after the writings of Rachel Joy Scott, the Colorado teenager who was the first person killed during…

Over 300 attend Newport’s Peeps Diorama Contest

Fran Huot, the program coordinator at Newport’s Library Arts Center was thrilled with both the participation and attendance at the Center’s 1st annual “Peeps Diorama Contest” last Saturday. Over 300 people viewed the…

Hopkinton guidance counselor arrested for assault

Hopkinton High School Guidance Counselor Eugene Fox of Henniker has been placed on paid administrative leave after his arrest on charges that he assaulted his 75 year-old uncle last Friday. Fox is charged with second degree assault for allegedly …

 

 

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The Messenger – April 6, 2012

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Download The Messenger - April 6, 2012 (pdf)Gun range approved

Attendance at the Newport ZBA hearing was so large that in addition to the 40 or so people who were seated, an additional 10 had to watch the proceedings on TV in the entrance to Town Hall. The hearing was on Strum Ruger and Mountain View Gun Club’s application to open a shooting range on…

H-D teachers propose new staff evaluation policy

HDHS teachers Heidi Welch, John Bramley, Brian McGinn and Noah Denslow presented a Proposed Revised Professional Evaluation Program as part of the School Improve Grant and the Department of Education at the HD School Board meeting on Monday. While HD has been ahead of many other schools in this area by using the…

Two new Eagle Scouts in Weare

Troop 24 in Weare New Hampshire is very proud to announce that Nicholas Metcalf and Tyler Lacasse have earned the rank of Eagle Scout.  Both boys were celebrated at an Eagle Court of Honor on Sunday, April 1, 2012 surrounded by family, friends, and their fellow scouts of Troop 24. Both Nick and Tyler have been…

Peterborough’s $11.7 million budget OK

With less than 2% of the Peterborough’s registered voters present at Tuesday’s Deliberative Session, all articles were approved for including on the warrant. Although some questioned the need…

Newport Zoning Board OK’s gun shop

Guns were again the topic at the Newport ZBA when Rocco A. & Melissa Saccento applied for a Variance to permit the additional mixed use of a gunsmithing/sales business at property that already contains a Home Business of a bakery and a family residence. The property is located at…

Antrim considers non-resident fee at Gregg Lake

Celest Lunetta and Barbara Reynolds of the Antrim Parks & Recreation Commission met with the selectmen to touch bases before their joint meeting with representatives of the ConVal School Board to review the agreements involving use of the Antrim schools and Shea Field. The schools and gym are owned…

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In New Hampshire – April 2012

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Download In New Hampshire - April 2012 (pdf)Blind hiker and guide dog team prepare for Historic Achievement

Only fifty people have climbed New Hampshire’s forty-eight 4000+ foot peaks in a single winter season in recorded history. They all can see. Randy ‘Zip’ Pierce and his guide dog Quinn are set to become the first blind person and guide dog team to accomplish this impressive feat. Pierce, completely blind since 2000, aims to complete his goal with…

Womans Wilderness Survival Workshop

Women who want to be prepared to survive in an outdoor emergency situation can sign up for a one-day “Becoming an Outdoors-Woman” (BOW) Wilderness Survival workshop taking place on…

Murder Mystery Weekend

Gold fever has struck the quiet community of Lincoln-Woodstock! As gold prices reach historic highs, cash strapped citizens are digging into their jewelry boxes to turn their dusty disco chains and great grandma’s gold fillings into spending money. Then a quiet stranger wanders into town…

The Many Colors of Dolly: A Musical Tribute

Sherrill Douglas, acclaimed as one of the premier tribute artists in the world, returns to the Rochester Opera House on Saturday, April 14 at 8:00 PM with the Many Colors of Dolly: A Musical Tribute to Dolly Parton. Sherrill Douglas is a remarkable singer, an engaging…

Gala Art Show Reception; Juried Art Competition and Show….

April 13, 2012 starting at 6:00 p.m. Now this is a fun art show! The Glamour in Mud Season Art Show and Sale opens with a Gala Reception Friday evening at 6PM. Enjoy a glass of wine and sample savory delights from area restaurants as you peruse the fabulous and fun pieces entered in the art show. You can even take a little glamour home…

Juston Mckinney comes to Concord

New Hampshire native Juston McKinney brings his stand-up show to Concord NH’s Capitol Center for the Arts on Saturday April 7 at 8pm. Tickets start at $25. In 1997 Juston turned in his gun and badge and left the dangerous streets of…

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