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In This Issue
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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