Monthly Archive for June, 2013

In New Hampshire – July 2013

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Download In New Hampshire - July 2013 (pdf)Celebrate Independence Day in New Hampshire

This is the year to visit Star Island with significant discounts for new families and groups and attend one or more of the over 40 gatherings that will focus on themes as varied as natural history, international affairs, religion and health…

League of NH Craftsmen’s Fine Craft Gallery Trail July 4 to July 14, 2013

From July 4 through July 14, visitors are invited to shop for and learn how fine craft is made by following the League of NH Craftsmen’s Fine Craft Gallery Trail. During this Live Free & Shop event, the League of NH Craftsmen Retail Galleries, located in Center Sandwich, Concord, Hanover, Littleton, Meredith, Nashua, and North Conway, will host fun and educational activities, including…

Prouty aims to raise $2.75 million with 2013 event

Founded in 1982 by four nurses who pedaled their way across the White Mountains of New Hampshire to raise money and awareness for cancer research, The Prouty is now such a popular rite of summer that organizers have set a goal of crossing the $20 million threshold in its cumulative 32 year history. It’s a fitting tribute to Audrey Prouty, the patient who inspired the nurses to raise funds…

Barn Star’s MidWeek Antiques Show turns 20

Barn Star Productions and Frank Gaglio are proud to announce the 20th Anniversary Celebration of the MidWeek Antiques Show, which will take place at The Everett Arena in Concord, New Hampshire this August 7 & 8, 2013. The event that started Antiques Week in New Hampshire has grown in stature and importance throughout its…

“An American Celebration” on July 4th at Strawbery Banke Museum

“An American Celebration” on July 4th is Strawbery Banke Museum’s annual salute to America, Independence Day and the joys of summer. Beginning with a US Naturalization Ceremony, Strawbery Banke gives multiple generations the opportunity to enjoy the 10-acre living history museum on a day that American history takes the spotlight. Live music and picnic food sales complement the historic…

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The Messenger – June 28, 2013

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Download The Messenger - June 28, 2013 (pdf)Many changes at Newport Police Department

Newport Police Chief James Burroughs recently updated the Selectmen on several issues. He presented the Board with a proposed Towing Agreement which was approved. The Chief stressed that many of the town’s ordinances were outdated and needed revisions. The Board agreed with…

No decision yet on Conservation Easement or new PILOT Agreement

Although the whole process may be a moot point, the Antrim Selectmen held their second public hearing on Antrim Wind Energy’s proposed 100 acre conservation easement over the Bean property. The NH Site Evaluation Committee meets again on July 10 to decide whether…

Mass man injured in Peterborough accident

A Massachusetts man was thrown from his jeep when it rolled over on Route 101 in Peterborough. Reports indicate that Michael Brooks, 29, of Winchendon, Mass, was driving west on Route 101 near Mountain Road when…

Hancock will celebrate the 4th on the 6th

Hancock’s Independence Day Celebration will be held July 6. From 6 to 9 p.m., the Hancock Women’s Guild will host an ice cream social at the vestry. This year there will be hot dogs and drinks for sale, too. From 6 to 7 p.m., ring the…

Warner has 19 bridges on the “Red List”

At Warner’s Selectmen meeting Stephan Liakos, P.E., Bridge Engineer from the DOT Bureau of Planning and Community Assistance, Matt Waite, Director of Public Works and Jim Bingham, Town Administrator met with the Board to discuss the town’s bridges. Liakos provided a spread sheet and map of all 19 bridges in Warner as well as the inspection reports of the Warner bridges that are on the DOT “red list”, including…

Quick response prevents Hopkinton drowning

Witnesses pulled a man from the lake at Hopkinton’s Elm Brook Park, administering CPR and probably saved his life. Craig Burrell of Hopkinton said he first realized something was wrong when he saw the man’s wife running to the water, calling for…

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The Messenger – June 21, 2013

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Download The Messenger - June 21, 2013 (pdf)Newport Selectmen honor the life of Richard Chappell

At Monday’s meeting, the Newport Selectmen took a moment to honor the memory of Richard Chappell who died suddenly Thursday, June 13th, at home. Rich spent his life helping people. First in the U. S. Air Force, then as a police officer and detective in Pennsylvania and most recently as the director of the…

H-D grads ‘crippled by our privilege and blinded by richness’

“Unselfish” is the word that Principal Jim O’Rourke said best describes the 109 members of Hillsboro-Deering’s class of 2013. “The change in culture this class has motivated in our entire school community is nothing short of remarkable,” he said. “This class has truly inspired me to be…

Kearsarge grads asked to ‘Look within yourself. Wonder at nature’

Following a long-standing tradition Kindergartners from the various District Elementary Schools, the “Class of 2025,” sang “God Bless America” and recited the Pledge of Allegiance as the high school chorus sang the National Anthem to open the 2013 graduation ceremonies at Kearsarge Regional High School. Principal James Daley…

Crotched Mountain cease and desist order

Crotched Mountain Ski and Ride officials find themselves in hot water with Francestown officials after failing to attend a second compliance hearing to discuss lighting fixtures at the ski area. The Planning Board voted unanimously to find…

Henniker Selectmen will not renew trash contract

Transfer Station/Recycling Center Superintendent Bill McGirr met again with the Henniker Selectmen to discuss the town’s future trash/recycling needs. The current Cooperative contract to transport trash to the…

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum annual PowWow July 13-14

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum is pleased to announce the return of its annual powwow on July 13 and 14. The dance arena will come alive with the heartbeat of Native America as four drum groups and their singers provide the music for…

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The Messenger – June 14, 2013

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Download The Messenger - June 14, 2013 (pdf)Seastrand’s accuser sent to court diversion program

Janelle Westfall, 19, of Alexandria, the Colby-Sawyer College student who reported former New London Police Chief David Seastrand for asking her to pose nude in exchange for dropping her charges has been referred to a court diversion program. If she successfully completes the…

Threat of rain forces ConVal’s 2013 graduation indoors

Pride was the watchword at ConVal’s 2013 graduation ceremony on Saturday. Ryan Shows welcomed all by declaring “‘When I am asked ‘Where did you graduate from high school?’ I will proudly respond ‘I graduated from ConVal,’ and I believe every other senior here will too.” Friends and family of the…

Sunapee icon loses battle with cancer

Sunapee area residents and fans of the MV Sunapee recently learned of the death of Capt. David Hargbol after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Hargbol had been a Captain on Lake Sunapee for over 35 years. He owned the…

Hillsborough Police K9 Team successful

Sgt. Nick Hodgen and K9 Fanto of the Hillsborough Police Department traveled to Boston and attended the Untied States Police Canine Association Region 4 field trials hosted by the Boston Police Department on June 1-2. These trials serve as the teams’ primary patrol certification and the participating K9 teams compete against each other for high scores overall and…

First steps taken in reorganizing Weare Police Department

Chair Tom Clow introduced the Weare Selectmen to Art Walker as interim Police Manager through MRI. Vice Chair Richard Butt asked Walker if he has any impressions of the department. Walker said that most personnel seem motivated and supportive of…

Andover wildlife preservation program June 19th

The Andover Conservation Commission (ACC), in collaboration with several other state and local organizations, will launch a summer-long “Taking Action for Wildlife” program with two public events in June, and continuing with additional activities in July, August and September. The purpose of the…

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The Messenger – June 7, 2013

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Download The Messenger - June 7, 2013 (pdf)Registered Newport sex offender arrested again

Charles Lancey, 55, of Newport was arrested by Lebanon Police on Tuesday. He has been charged with three counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault. Lebanon police have confirmed that Lancey is the same Charles E. Lancey III of Maple Street, Newport, who has been a registered…

Stark junior exhibits at Carnegie Hall

Shannon Buckley, a junior at John Stark Regional High School attended the 90th annual Scholastic Art & Writing Awards at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Her painting, Apple Head earned her a Silver Medal Award. The celebration of this year’s winning students and teachers…

Rotary Club provides smoke detectors to Fire Departments

Each year the Henniker Rotary Club provides funding for a special community service project selected by its president. Past projects included sending middle school students from Henniker and Hillsboro-Deering to Camp Spaulding for a day of ropes training, purchasing a new score board at the…

Newbury man arrested for burglary in New London

New London Police have arrested Jesse French, 42, of Newbury, and charged him with Felony Burglary, Misdemeanor Criminal Trespass, and Misdemeanor Receiving Stolen Property. He was arraigned on May 30 and is being held on $1,000 cash bail pending a…

Conservation Commission awards patches

On May 15, the New London Conservation Commission made their second presentation of hiking patches. These patches are given to everyone who hikes the 26 miles of trails in the town of New London and has included goats and dogs! This year’s recipients were…

Washington Chief on administrative duties after accidental shooting

Washington Police Chief Steven Marshall told the Union Leader that he is happy to be teased by his friends and not eulogized by them, after accidentally shooting himself in the hand. The accident happened in the police…

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In New Hampshire – June 2013

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Download In New Hampshire - June 2013 (pdf)New Exhibit of Southwestern Art and Culture

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum is proud to unveil its newly renovated gallery devoted to Native American art and culture of the southwest. A new donation of stunning contemporary southwestern pottery and funding from Ginny Theo-Steelman and…

Canterbury Community Farmers’ Market

The Canterbury Community Farmers’ Market is celebrating our 7th season! 20+ vendors will gather each Wednesday from June 5 to Oct. 2, 4-6:30pm, RAIN or SHINE, to offer a great selection of local produce, dairy, cheese, meat, ready-to-eat, sweets, fresh bread, locally brewed beer, wine, crafts, and…

New England Brewfest set for June 29 with 30 breweries, 3 live bands, and over 100 Beers on tap

In its 9th year, the New England Brewfest has become the signature summer event in the Western White Mountains of New Hampshire. Held on Saturday, June 29 and presented by Loon Mountain Resort, the event features 30 breweries from around the Northeast, live music, a homebrewing demonstration, great food, and beer-related vendors. Organizers are expecting a sell out crowd, with 4,000…

Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves opens for its 161st Season

Known for its natural beauty and hidden mysteries, the Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves on Rte. 112 began another season of family-friendly adventure on Saturday, May 11, 2013. The Lost River runs high in early May, thanks to the melting snowpack from the surrounding slopes of Kinsman Notch. It affords visitors a thrilling experience as the roar of cascading waterfalls echo through the towering granite walls and glacial…

Leave young animals alone – keep wildlife wild

With the arrival of spring, many species of wildlife are giving birth to their young. Finding young wildlife can be exciting, but in most cases, even if it appears abandoned, its mother is not far off. If you encounter young wildlife – even young animals that appear to need help – the kindest and safest thing to do is to leave them alone and…

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