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In This Issue
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…
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