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In This Issue
Newport’s WWII veteran Jesse Scott dead at 105
Jesse Walter Scott, 105, died peacefully at his Newport home last Sunday. In 1931, Jesse started working as a deputy conservation officer for the state of New Hampshire and became a full-time conservation officer in the Newport/Lake Sunapee area in 1941. Work was interrupted during World War II, when…
HDHS installs 2012-2013 DECA and FBLA officers
Fifty-five DECA students and seventeen FBLA students were officially inducted into their respective Hillsboro-Deering High School chapters. The induction ceremony also presented the approximately 125 family and community members present with the…
Weare Police searching for assault suspect
On October 30th, Weare Police responded to a 911 call at a residence on Old Town Road. Officers located a seventeen year old female assault victim at the residence, who was transported to a local hospital for treatment of her injuries. The investigation revealed that…
Sunapee students off to Washington D.C.
On November 11th nineteen Sunapee Middle High School students will fly to Washington, DC to participate in the Close Up program. Through seminars with Washington policymakers and explorations of government offices and historical sites, the students will…
Fire destroys Peterborough garage & car
A fire destroyed a garage and the car inside it in Peterborough on Sunday afternoon. When firefighters responded to the garage at 507 Old Street Road, they found the 24-by-24- foot building burning, causing heat damage to the…
Sports
Girls’ Cross Country Division III Champs
The Hopkinton girls ran away from the field, outpacing second place Pelham 41-100 to record their sixth consecutive Division III Championship and eighth in…
Boys’ Cross Country Division III Champs
The Hopkinton boys last won a championship in 2004. They then finished second in 05, 06, 07, 10 and 11. This year, they broke the string and returned to the top, besting…
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