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$3,000 worth of items stolen from Newport business
Two men were caught on camera stealing towing accessories, scrap metal and tools from a Newport business, according to authorities. Police said Bradley Kerns, 27, of Newport, and Henry Marrotte, 52, of Claremont, were arrested after stealing more than $3,000 worth of items from Patten’s Auto and…
Antrim Police urge caution after series of burglaries
Over the past two weeks the Antrim PD has taken 4 burglary reports and 1 attempted burglary report, and have been made aware of several other burglaries that have occurred in the surrounding towns. The suspects have used force to make entry into the…
Peterborough man injured in Greenfield
A Peterborough man was airlifted to a Massachusetts hospital Sunday, with head injuries, after his truck hit a tree on Old Greenfield Road and he was ejected from the vehicle. Police identified the man as Robert Slagg, 58, of Peterborough. Slagg was in…
Duncan Jenkins Trust sponsors Mexican artists at H-D Elementary
On November 14, Hillsborough-Deering Elementary School hosted visiting artists Gerardo Ortega and Gabriela Mena, a husband and wife team of folk artists from Santa Cruz de las Huertas, Mexico. Throughout the day groups of third grade students watched in awe as the artists shared the techniques used to create and paint their unique clay sculptures…
Hillsboro-Deering DECA qualifies for Conference
After a month of competing against other high schools in a global competition, one team of three students from Hillsboro-Deering High School qualified for the DECA (an association of marketing students) International Conference in April 2015 in Orlando, Florida. The team competed in Virtual Business Sports Management, and finished in second place in the North Atlantic Region of DECA to earn a qualifying spot in the finals. Only the top 2 per region qualify. The finals will consist of the top 16 teams…
Tigers’ Dream Season ends in a 20-6 loss in Championship Game
The clock struck 12:00, and the stagecoach turned back into a pumpkin, ending Newport’s dream season in a 20-6 loss to Campbell in the Division III Championship. The Tigers had three interceptions, fumbled twice and failed to cover a kick off on…
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