Monthly Archive for June, 2012

The Messenger – June 29, 2012

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In This Issue

Download The Messenger - June 29, 2012 (pdf)John Stetser resigns

With investigator Emily Rice’s report in hand the Hillsborough Selectmen began Tuesday’s meeting with a 45 minute non-public session in a phone conversation with Town Council Michael Donovan. Briefly returning to public session, the Board immediately…

16 year-old captures “Best Burger” title

Andrew Bahara, 16, of Newport beat out Salt Hill Pub and several other area restaurants to capture WCNL’s “Best Burger In The Valley” competition during Newport Chamber Day on the Common last…

Stark graduates sent off with a blast from the Molly Stark Cannon

The huge white tent on the school’s athletic field was not large enough to hold the overflow crowd of family, friends and well wishers attending the Class of 2012’s graduation from John Stark High School.The sky was clear and spirits as high as the…

Lake Sunapee Bank announces leadership changes

After 25 years with Lake Sunapee Bank, Stephen R. Theroux, President, now assumes the additional role of Chief Executive Officer. First elected to the Board of Directors in 1986, Mr. Theroux became Executive Vice President and …

Washington celebrates Town Hall’s 225th Anniversary

On August 11th the Town of Washington is celebrating the 225th Anniversary of its Town Hall & Meetinghouse. Erected on July 4, 1787, the stately building has been used continuously as…

Fire destroys Hopkinton highway garage

A three-alarm fire destroyed the Hopkinton highway garage Wednesday evening. Jim O’Brien, Chairman of the Selectmen, said the fire was reported by a passerby. Responding fire crews worked to stop the fire from spreading to…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 28, 2012 in The Messenger. Closed

NH Homes & Home Improvement – June 2012

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In This Issue

Download NH Homes & Home Improvement - June 2012 pages 1-16 (pdf)Think of lighting as art for your home

Lighting is possibly the most powerful tool you have when it comes to interior design. It does not make sense to invest in beautiful furniture, rugs, paintings and accessories if they are in the dark. The perfect light fixture not only illuminates a space – it is also a…

The heat is on outside, keep cool inside

As summer heats up, air conditioning bills can rapidly rise. As homeowners feel the heat, many are looking for ways to save and stay cool. One way to help lower utility bills in the summer and year-round is to replace…

Create curb appeal with confidence

Looking for a way to improve the curb appeal of your home? Re-siding your home with vinyl siding is a great investment because it never needs painting to maintain its beauty and durability. Once you’ve made the decision to re-side your home with vinyl siding, however, you need…

Bold and beautiful define outdoor decor trends

Bold is the watchword for beautiful outdoor decorating this year, and it’s easy to find items – from furniture to wallpaper – that play to this theme. “Bright colors, bold patterns and showpiece accessories are top trends in outdoor decor this…

The new real estate reality: To buy or not to buy?

Generations of Americans have considered owning their own home a key aspect of achieving the American Dream. But the lingering aftermath of the Great Recession has caused many people to rethink that belief. Rental occupancies are rising as more Americans opt to lease their homes, rather than buy.Long gone are the days when…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 21, 2012 in Homefront - Quarterly Home & Garden Guide. Closed

The Messenger – June 22, 2012

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In This Issue

Download The Messenger - June 22, 2012 (pdf)No charges against driver in Newport fatal accident

After an extensive investigation authorities have determined that no charges will be filed in the death of Stephanie Burch, 30, of Newport. Police had initially determined that alcohol, drugs or king at Peterborough’s Big Apple convenience store. When she refused to sell…

Graduates told at Kearsarge ‘every single child counts’

Kearsarge Regional Principal William Daley opened the 2012 graduation ceremonies by thanking parents for the contributions they made in making this day possible. “Thank you for trusting us with your most valuable…

Annual Intertribal Powwow in Warner

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum is pleased to announce that the 13th Annual Intertribal Powwow will host a drum competition for the first time. The powwow begins on July 14 at 10:00 am and runs to July 15 at 4:00pm. Two host drums will…

88th Annual New London Hospital Day set for August 4th

Hospital Days began in 1924 when a weekday was chosen to celebrate New London Hospital with the community. The whole town came out to laugh and enjoy each other’s company while whole-heartedly supporting its community hospital. It’s been a tradition for members of the community to…

Sunapee Lakers repeat as Division IV Champions

Troy Fowler brought his “A” game to Delta Dental Stadium to lead the Lakers to a rare repeat as Division IV Champions. Fowler pitched a…

Hopkinton Hawks claim first Division III Championship since 2000

The Hopkinton Hawks lived up to their top seeded billing, beating #3 Campbell 4-0 in the Division III Championship game Saturday at Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester. Pitcher Sam Bonifant threw a complete game, striking…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 21, 2012 in The Messenger. Closed

Senior Lifestyles – June 2012

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In This Issue

Download Senior Lifestyles - June 2012 (pdf)Insider secrets to an affordable road trip

Whether traveling for business or pleasure, most people will take at least one road trip this year, and when they do, they’ll be looking for value. To help get the most out of your next trip, here are five insider secrets from…

Tips for traveling with extended family

Family travel is a growing trend not likely to slow any time soon, with more and more people considering the benefits of traveling with extended family. Follow these tips to plan a great multigenerational vacation….

Digital cameras: creating masterpieces with each click

With warm weather luring us outside for fun outdoor activities, using a digital camera ensures timeless memories with family and friends are captured in a snap. Even with increased…

Why hula when you can bula in Fiji?

When Americans think about tropical paradise, their minds turn to Hawaii. But those in search of sun and island escapes — not crowds and high-end department stores — might want to think about visiting other areas of the South Pacific. For a more affordable…

Retirement planning crucial for small business owners

Planning for retirement is crucial for everyone, and it is especially critical for small business owners. Indeed, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small business owners employ half of all private…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 18, 2012 in Senior Lifestyles. Closed

The Messenger – June 15, 2012

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In This Issue

Download The Messenger - June 15, 2012 (pdf)Antrim woman quits her job on principle

An Antrim woman has quit her job rather than sell cigarettes to customers using the state’s Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards, which are used by people receiving various types of state assistance. Jackie Wilson of Antrim had been working at Peterborough’s Big Apple convenience store. When she refused to sell…

AG files complaint against Weare Chief

The NH Attorney General has filed a complaint against Weare Police Chief Gregory Begin, alleging an election law violation during the March 2011 elections. Begin assisted…

ConVal graduates reminded that ‘it’s never too late’

While the threat of rain forced graduation ceremonies at Hillsboro-Deering, Hopkinton and Sunapee indoors the night before, a bright sun broke through in time for Conval’s 252 seniors to celebrate outside…

New London Selectmen approve $14,900 for concerts

The Bandstand Committee has informed the New London Selectmen that if the Board doesn’t appropriate $14,900 they will cancel the concerts for the summer. If they don’t get the money for the bands, they have to let…

Two Weare officers were on unpaid leave

Two Weare police officers were placed on unpaid leave in May but neither Police Chief Gregory Begin or Selectman Chair Tom Clow would confirm the suspensions. In response to an open records request by…

Market On The Green opens June 20th

Recreation Director Chad Denning and Jennifer Carson, Marketing Manager for Market on the Green, briefed the New London Selectmen that it would begin on June 20th and would run through September 12th and would be held from 3-6pm. Vendors would arrive…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 14, 2012 in The Messenger. Closed

The Messenger – June 8, 2012

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In This Issue

Download The Messenger - June 8, 2012 pages 1-16 (pdf)HDHS fights Leukemia & Lymphoma

The Hillsboro-Deering High School chapter of DECA, along with the Hillsboro-Deering High School National Honor Society raised $1,000.00 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) during a campaign called Pennies for Patients. DECA and NHS students helped HDHS join more than…

Two saved in New London

Police Chief David Seastrand told the New London Selectmen that a of New London man, who was staying at the Inn at Pleasant Lake, heard a noise and crash outside and took it upon himself to investigate. He found a car that was on fire and was able to pull…

Residents urged to remove bird feeders attracting bears

Sightings of Black Bear have increased dramatically in area towns this spring. As a result of frequent sightings in Henniker, Selectman Leo Aucoin asked the Henniker police and representatives of NH Fish & Game and Wildlife Services to brief the board on how to handle…

Antrim to study ecology of Campbell Pond

Peter Beblowski and Linda Bryer from the Conservation Commission met with the Antrim Selectmen Monday night to discuss working with the Bennington Conservation Commission to develop and enhance the trail system along…

Andy & Laurie Sanborn resign but file to run again

Henniker residents State Senator Andy Sanborn and his wife Representative Laurie Sunburn both resigned their respective seats in the New Hampshire legislature only to…

Medieval Festival at Henniker Community School

Jesters, knights, kings, queens, lords, and ladies will all come to life in the seventh grade at the Henniker Community School during a Medieval Festival on June 13, 2012. Planned by the students as part of their study of the Middle Ages, it features…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 June 7, 2012 in The Messenger. Closed

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