Monthly Archive for July, 2014

The Messenger – August 1, 2014

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Download The Messenger - August 1, 2014 (pdf)Head-on collision sends car over the guardrail

Henniker Police Chief Ryan Murdough calls it a “miracle.” Responding to a dispatch call that reported a single car accident with no injuries, Murdough arrived at the scene on Bradford Road (Route 114) to find debris spread over both sides of the highway and Joyce Hingston of…

New London Vietnam veteran receives Senior Service Award

Vietnam veteran Ted Rivera of New London was honored with the first ever Wheelock Terrace Senior Service Award from Wheelock Terrace Assisted Living last week. Rivera and Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice, which he volunteers through, were each awarded a $500…

Brothers thrown from boat in Newbury

Two brothers were thrown from a boat on Lake Sunapee last week. Marine Patrol and Newbury Fire and Rescue responded to the scene after receiving reports of a boat circling with no one on board. A passerby had pulled the two men…

29 area teens busted at New Boston booze party

Twenty-nine teens were arrested after police responded to a noise complaint at 32 Whipplewill Road in New Boston about 2 a.m. last Saturday. Police from Goffstown, Allenstown, Bedford, Weare, and Amherst helped make arrests of a large number of teenagers, ages 15 to 19, in unlawful possession of…

The Wizard of Oz at HD Middle School

Despite Dorothy’s declaration at the end of her quest in Oz that “There’s no place like home,” the place to be on August 8, 9, or 10, is at Hillsboro-Deering Middle School, when Hillcat Summer Theatre presents its latest summer musical, The Wizard of Oz. The beloved musical, which centers around Dorothy’s journey through…

81st League of NH Craftsmen Fair open August 2-10

The 81st Annual League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair is the place to see and shop for fine handmade crafts—and learn how craft is made. The Fair takes place at the scenic Mount Sunapee Resort in Newbury, NH from Saturday, Aug. 2, to Sunday, Aug. 10. The longest running annual crafts fair in the nation—drawing some 30,000 people each year—will feature the contemporary and traditional work of 350 craftsmen, along with daily…

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The Messenger – July 25, 2014

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Download The Messenger - July 25, 2014 (pdf)Bradford approves forming a voluntary FAST Squad

Fire Chief Mark Goldberg informed the Bradford Selectmen that several offers have been made for the town ambulance with one firm also willing to take the power stretcher on consignment. The selectmen authorized…

Henniker ATV accident sends couple to hospital

An ATV accident in Henniker sent a Connecticut couple to Concord Hospital on Saturday. Officials say that accident occurred on Liberty Hill Road in Henniker just after 7:10 pm. Henniker Police and NH Fish and Game Conservation Officers responded to the scene. ATV operator Troy Anderson of Connecticut, age 44, and his passenger Tracy Laurinitis of Connecticut, age 43, were…

Woman airlifted after Stoddard accident

A Deerfield woman sustained serious leg injuries Thursday morning when her SUV crashed into guard rails on Route 9 in Stoddard. New Hampshire State Police said Cheryl Turgeon, 51, who was driving a 2013 Dodge Durango, was headed west on Route 9, just west of the Antrim townline, when her vehicle…

Newport’s recreational programs praised as “Diverse and Dynamic”

While the Hillsborough selectmen continue to struggle with their efforts to expand the town’s recreational services, their counterparts in Newport are moving forward with and expansion of the recreation Department. At Monday’s meeting Recreation Director PJ Lovely introduced Becky Merrow to the Board as Recreation Supervisor to assist him in managing and organizing the town’s…

New London Recreation hosts the “2014 Great Watermelon Race”

New London Recreation Director Scott Blewett has announced the official rules for the “2014 Great Watermelon Race” to be held on Tuesday, July 29th at 6:00 p.m. on Gould road. The event is free and open to all…

Town managed Weare Farmers Market proposed

Wendy Stevens explained to the We are selectmen that she would like to establish a town managed farmer’s market. Her thought is to have the farmers managed by the Agricultural Commission. It was noted that members would have to be reappointed to the Agricultural Commission, which has been…

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In New Hampshire – August 2014

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Download In New Hampshire - August 2014 (pdf)Lake Wentworth Sailing Regatta is open to all

Wolfeboro: For all those sailors who love to sail competitively, the New Hampshire Boat Museum, the Lake Wentworth Association, and the Parks and Recreation Department of the Town of Wolfeboro are teaming up to offer the Lake Wentworth Sailing Regatta on Saturday, August 2. The event will be held at Albee Beach in Wolfeboro. Registration will begin at…

Ways of the Woods extends stay at White Mountain National Forest

The White Mountain National Forest, Androscoggin Ranger District is hosting a special exhibition this summer that delves into the history of the Northern Forest of New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and New York. Exhibits from the Northern Forest Center’s mobile forest heritage museum, Ways of the Woods: People and the Land in the Northern Forest, are already on display and open to the public at…

Special event: Ghost Cruise from Rye Harbor Aug. 14

Join Ron Kolek of the New England Ghost Project and Jeremy D’Entremont of New England Lighthouse Tours for a unique and spooky evening cruise, leaving Rye Harbor, New Hampshire, aboard the M/V Granite State at 7:00 p.m. There is a snack bar on board the vessel. Cruise through the dark and mysterious waters off the…

World-renowned Big Cat expert Dr. Rabinowitz to speak

Squam Lakes Natural Science Center’s Annual Meeting and Summer Celebration on August 9 will feature a very special keynote speaker – Dr. Alan Rabinowitz. Rabinowitz is one of the world’s leading big cat experts, and has been called ‘The Indiana Jones of Wildlife Conservation’ by TIME Magazine. Dr. Rabinowitz is currently the CEO of Panthera, a nonprofit organization devoted to…

Relax and rejuvenate in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire

Adventure is around every corner in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, but an adrenaline rush isn’t always on your wish list when taking a vacation. Whether you want to spend a weekend away in a waterfall hot tub, enjoy luxurious spa treatments, swim the day away in a pool or unplug and get back to nature, there is a place for you in the Lakes Region! Those seeking a true retreat for the mind, body and soul may consider visiting the…

Mount Sunapee Sky Rides

Come take an aerial sky ride to enjoy the breathtaking summit scenery. Jump onboard our Summit chairlift and enjoy the trip as you ascend to the summit. Get off at the top and take time to experience the view. Eat your bagged lunch, read a book, or simply relax at the…

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Senior Lifestyles – July 2014

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Download Senior Lifestyles - July 2014 (pdf)How to build your nest egg and ensure it lasts throughout retirement

It’s time to start thinking about how you will manage your savings so it provides you with income throughout your retirement years. “Outliving retirement savings is a significant concern for Americans,” says Jennifer Putney, vice president of Total Retirement Solutions for Prudential Retirement. “In a recent survey, Prudential Retirement found that 71 percent of respondents fear they won’t have enough money to last a…

Hospice care: separating fact from fiction

In the living room, a grandfather laughs and plays video games with his granddaughters. Later, he joins the rest of his family to say grace before enjoying a meal together. Moments of life like these may seem ordinary to most; so you may be surprised to learn this grandfather, Robert Mihelbergel from Buffalo, New York, was dying and on hospice care. Many people think that being on hospice means…

Three crucial times to review your Medicare options for retirement

Baby boomers facing the big decision of when to take Social Security retirement shouldn’t overlook the importance of signing up for Medicare at age 65. Although Social Security offers an age range, generally 62 to 70, for starting retirement benefits – you don’t have this type of flexibility with…

Intersection of technology and health care improves patient care

The health care industry is shifting its focus from volume to value, rewarding health care providers who offer higher quality, more efficient care. The goal is a transition from an outdated model focused on symptoms to one focused on the patient, improving overall population health through disease prevention and…

28th Annual Cochecho Arts Festival

Every summer over 10,000 people attend the Cochecho Arts Festival in downtown Dover, NH. Over 30 arts performances are on stage, open to the public and free of charge including the Friday Evening Headliner Series, Shark in the Park, Children’s Series and…

3RD Annual Rochester Blues/BBQ Festival

T.J. Wheeler is an original but his music is steeped in musical styles that go back hundreds of years. That being said, T.J. and the Smokers transport audiences of all ages to times and places where their imaginations can vividly and vicariously experience the rich history and soul connections of Blues & Jazz power. In addition there will several other acts throughout the day, facepainting, arts, crafts, and a bounce house. A BBQ Cookoff Contest sponsored by…

Published by QuillDesign on 0 July 17, 2014 in Senior Lifestyles. Closed

The Messenger – July 18, 2014

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Download The Messenger - July 18, 2014 (pdf)Emerald Lake voters take little time and little debate to defeat bond

The newly constituted Emerald Lake Village District Commission concluded their first District Meeting last Saturday, a continuation of the April 26th session. It was the first meeting for newly appointed Administrator Scott Osgood of Henniker. The sole issue was reconsideration of a…

Truck accident closes Sunapee Route 103

Route 103 in Sunapee was closed on Thursday for five hours after a box truck hit and split a utility pole near Task Brook Road. Police say the accident happened just after 8 am and also knocked down utility wires. The truck driven by…

New Boston girl on Jeopardy

Beginning July 21, Goffstown High School senior Kat Deabill of New Boston will be a contestant in the 29th annual “Jeopardy!” Teen Tournament. Along with 14 other students, aged 13 to 17, Deabill will compete for the $75,000 grand prize over the course of…

Antrim Police assist in Claremont child pornography & sexual abuse cases

The Antrim Police Department assisted in the investigation leading to the arrest of Ashley Blood, 25, and her husband, Kevin Blood, 25, of Claremont, who were arrested on multiple charges of sexual assault and child pornography. The couple is currently being…

New officer but no new iPads for Warner Police Department

Warner Town Administrator Jim Bingham reported that the Police Chief has a strong and viable candidate for the vacant police officer position. The Chief asked if it was required to place an ad for the open position. Bingham reviewed the personnel policy and found it was not…

Small town history on display in Washington

Have you ever been to the museum, schoolhouse, and barn of Washington Historical Society? If you have not, you are missing seeing some treasures from the past that would be of interest to all ages, bring your kids/grandkids and guests along. Within walking distance from the Town Hall is the museum and barn on…

Sutton man evades State Police – hits three vehicles

State police say a 21-year-old drunken driver faces several charges after he struck a trooper and led police on a chase. According to authorities, a trooper was outside her cruiser directing traffic near the New Hampshire Motor Speedway entrance on Sunday evening when she attempted to pull over a …

 

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The Messenger – July 11, 2014

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Download The Messenger - July 11, 2014 (pdf)Thousands pay tribute to fallen Greenfield Marine

More than 2,000 people attended the funeral service for Marine Lance Cpl. Brandon Garabrant at ConVal Regional High School Saturday morning. Speaking to Garabrant’s family; parents John Garabrant and…

Young and young at heart thrilled by the Kelley Miller Circus

They started arriving about 7:00 a.m. with the precision of an Army battalion on the move. The 39 trucks and trailers of the Kelley Miller Circus pulled onto Hillsborough’s Grimes Field and immediately began setting up for another performance…

Franklin man assaults & burns his sister

A Franklin man faces several charges after police say he tried to set his truck on fire while his sister was still inside. Edward Doherty Jr. faces several charges, including attempted arson and reckless conduct, after he allegedly assaulted his sister, drove into the woods and attempted to…

Police called to high tension Hillsborough Selectmen’s meeting

Tensions ran so high at Tuesday’s Hillsborough Selectmen’s meeting that the police were called in. Cathy Bennett, who runs the summer program at Manahan Park and oversees the After School Program, recruited several of her…

Young Bradford girl trying to save horses

Hailey Hogancamp, a 12 year old girl from Bradford, NH, is trying to save One Horse at a Time. It was just about a year ago that Hailey adopted her horse Biscuit who was rescued from a slaughter house by…

Two illegal Mexican immigrants arrested by Washington Police

A traffic stop for an expired inspection sticker lead to the arrest of two Mexican Nationals wanted by Department of Homeland Security- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (DHS-ICE) for immigration violations. Washington Police Chief Steve Marshall says Erick Tinajero, 24, and…

Deering Selectmen accept three Highway Dept bids

Road Agent Peter Beard met with the Deering Selectmen for several bid openings. HW Dow’s bid of $14,500 for Crack Sealing was the only one received. Beard explained that there has only been one bidder for many years and that the bid amount has always…

 

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The Messenger – July 4, 2014

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Download The Messenger - July 4, 2014 (pdf)Service for Greenfield Marine killed in Afganistan

Gov. Maggie Hassan issued an order that New Hampshire flags be lowered to halfstaff on Saturday and Sunday to honor fallen Marine Brandon Garabrant on the day of his burial and the day following his…

One accident leads to another and three Bennington arrests

Responding to North Bennington Road last Sunday for report of an abandoned vehicle, Bennington Police discovered a Jeep Wrangler which had hit a tree and been abandoned on the side of the road, according to Bennington Police. During a search of the area, officers observed Hannah Towne walking along the road. She was charged with…

Deering Planning Board hosting a Community Visioning Session

The Deering Planning Board is hosting a Community Visioning Session for the Deering Master Plan update on Saturday, July 12, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Deering Town Hall.  The Deering Master Plan was last updated in…

Hopkinton celebrates Grand Re-Opening of Spirit Skate Park

This past Saturday, June 28th, the Hopkinton community celebrated the grand re-opening of the Spirit Skate Park located beside the Hopkinton High School. The park had been closed down since this past fall due to unsafe…

The Newport Police warn of phone scam

Newport Police Chief Jim Burroughs is warning area residents of a phone scam involving their department. Newport Police took several complaints from residents who received a call supposedly from the police saying a family member is in custody and…

Protests and counter protests planned at Garabrant’s Memorial

Dignitaries, family, and friends will be gathering at ConVal High School in Peterborough on July 5, to honor Lance Cpl. Brandon Garabrant. The memorial service begins at 10 a.m. The Westboro Baptist Church will also be there staging a picket starting at 9:15 a.m. The controversial organization has made headlines across the country protesting at the deaths of fallen soldiers and…

Warner Selectmen extend cable franchise agreement

Tim Murray and Perry Speaker from TDS Telecom met with the Warner Selectmen to discuss the franchise agreement under Merrimack County Telephone Cable Company; the agreement in place today will expire this year. TDS is looking at upgrades and are also looking to launch a new …

 

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