Monthly Archive for August, 2016

The Messenger – August 26, 2016

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Bow Police Chief resigning

Bow Police Chief Erin Commerford has announced that she will will retire in September, ending nearly a decade of department leadership.  Commerford, 44, joined  the Bow Police Department in 2002 and was promoted to chief six years later…

Three receive serious injuries in Warner rollover

On August 19th Troopers, along with the Warner Fire and Hopkinton Fire Departments were dispatched to a rollover crash that involved 2 vehicles with injury and entrapment. Upon arrival it was discovered that a Mitsubishi  driven by Jeffrey D Scott 60 of Amherst, and a Toyota sport utility…

Franklin Animal Shelter hosting 2nd Annual Paws in the Park

On Saturday, Sept. 24, the Franklin Animal Shelter will be hosting its second annual Paws in the Park fundraiser sponsored by Watts Water Technology. The event will be held at Odell Park in Franklin, starting at 8:30 a.m. with the ‘Paws Walk’ and continuing until 2 p.m. with live dog demonstrations…

Newport man hurt in Vermont accident

A Newport NH man received minor injuries on Thursday when a flatbed, boom truck he was driving over turned. Police say Charles Dumont 44, was delivering landscaping blocks to a residence on­­ Austin Road in Rockingham, VT when the brake system lost…

Hit & Run vehicle strikes Corbin Bridge

Newport police are searching for a vehicle that struck the side of the Corbin Bridge on Saturday afternoon. Around 1:45 p.m. the Newport Emergency Communications Center received several calls that someone had hit the side of the bridge and fled the scene, officials said. When police arrived on scene, they found extensive…

Celebrate Bow Heritage Day Sept 17th

Celebrate completion of Bow Bog Meeting House restoration  with guided tours, displays, demonstrations, music, and historic moments on September 17th from 11 AM to 2 PM at the Bow Bog Meeting House. Visit with our blacksmith, learn about granite foundation building, historic window preservation and  how to play a Reed Organ. See the Luther Morgan muzzle loader and discover how it was altered over time and view historic…

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The Messenger – August 19, 2016

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H-D Board resurrects Alternative School plan

The Hillsboro-Deering School Board has again decided to relocate the 12-15 Alternative High School students from the Deering airport to a new $625,000 building to be built at the Hillcat Drive campus. First proposed in 2015 as a $700,000 bond requiring a 2/3 vote, it failed to even…

Board chooses more visually pleasing repairs to Pleasant Lake Dam

Chandler Engel of Dubois & King returned to the New London selectmen as requested Monday evening with renderings of how the Pleasant Lake dam would look with either of two alternative repair proposals…

Its official – ground broken at Warner’s Exit 9 Roundabout

After several years of anticipation, ground was formally broken for Warner’s Exit 9 Roundabout. The ceremony was held on August 12th at the site in the Intervale District. Planning Board Chair, Barbara Annis was given the honor of taking the first shovel full in recognition of her many years of…

The Harlem Wizards return to HDHS

Back by popular demand, the Harlem Wizards are coming to Hillsboro-Deering High School, Tuesday September 20th at 7:00pm. The evening promises to be a fun filled event that is great for kids and adults and will guarantee to…

Antrim man charged with Calif murder

Joshua Richard Ruoff, 30, of Antrim, arrested last May by New Hampshire state police on charges of killing a man at an illegal commercial marijuana growing operation in California, is contesting his  extradition to California, where he is charged with murder. Ruoff was arrested on May 23 by New Hampshire state police when he…

Newbury man arrested after hit and run

Henry Carnevale, 65, of Newbury was arrested on charges of reckless conduct and conduct after an accident after police say he left the scene of an accident on I-89 in Grantham Tuesday morning. Carnevale was held over  night on $5,000 cash…

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The Messenger – August 12, 2016

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Hillsborough adopts Business Retention & Expansion Program

The Hillsborough Economic Development Committee has announced that the town  will be implementing a local economic development program in late summer/early fall. Robyn Payson, Town Planner and the program’s Leadership Team Overall Coordinator said that the…

Goffstown Fire Chief requests 8 new firefighter/EMT/ Paramedics

Goffstown Fire Chief Richard O’Brien met with the selectmen to brief them on the future staffing needs of his department. Facing an increased demand of 2,400 calls for service with a decreasing pool of staff, resulting in increased delays in responding, O’Brien undertook a study of staffing needs and…

SmileSquad collecting school supplies

Franklin Savings Bank’s SmileSquad is collecting school supplies to assist teachers and students with attaining the necessary items needed for the new school year. SmileSquad is also soliciting assistance from the community with donating supplies to this important community initiative. Suggested items for…

Hancock’s Norway Pond closed to swimming

Hancock’s Town Beach at Norway Pond has been closed until further notice after sightings of harmful cyanobacteria. According to the DES website, the advisory has been in affect since Aug. 2. It is one of six current advisories in the state and one of three relating to cyanobacteria. The online posting says…

Newport man arrested for Vt. assault

Bradley Nichols, 41, of Newport was arrested for second degree arson, simple assault, burglary and resisting arrest and was held on $5,000 bail, after allegedly punching a teenager and setting an abandoned trailer on fire in Royalton, VT. During a subsequent search of the area, a resident drew police’s attention to an abandoned…

Parole violation leads to major drug bust

Tilton Police and members of the U.S. Marshal’s Joint Fugitive Task Force have arrested Jordan Manning, 25, of Laconia, on a probation/parole violation. During his arrest, Manning was found to be in possession of about 200 grams of heroin/fentanyl and a quantity of methamphetamine. He is currently being held at the…

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In New Hampshire – August 2016

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Goffstown Main Street hosts Uncommon Art Festival

Goffstown’s Main Street Program is hosting its 8th Annual Uncommon Art on the Common, Saturday, August 6, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.  The event features the works of over 30 area artists and artisans with booths along the length of Main Street. Local galleries, shops, and cafes also feature artwork and will be open for business throughout the…

Fun adventures in the White Mountains

Take a guided family hike to big views without big effort. Join a naturalist to learn more about the flora and fauna that make the White Mountains so special. Scout for animal tracks and listen for bird calls. Or experience the science of climate and weather on New England’s highest peak through interactive exhibits and live video links. Appalachian Mountain Club, Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center, Weather Discovery Center, Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, and The Trails in the Wood. Fly through the Sky & Climb High – Looking for a fun option…

Come to the League of NH Craftsmen’s 83rd Annual Craftsmen’s Fair Aug. 6-14

Drawing more than 25,000 guests and featuring more than 350 craftsmen, along with an incredible variety of handmade fine craft, the League of NH Craftsmen’s 83rd Annual Craftsmen’s Fair will take place Saturday, August 6, to Sunday, August 14, at the Mount Sunapee Resort in Newbury, NH. The Annual Craftsmen’s Fair features a host of new elements this year, including…

2016 Mud Bowl to celebrate theme of “Animation Fun! It all started with mud!” Sept. 9-11

Mud Bowl, the championships of mud football, will celebrate a theme of “Animation Fun! It All Started with Mud”as part of Mud Bowl Weekend, the championships of mud football, Sept. 9 through 11. The theme will be used by participants in the team and the open class for the 34th Tournament of Mud Parade, set for North Conway Village’s Main Street Saturday, Sept. 10, at 10 a.m. Look for teams to play with such…

Photographer George Steinmetz Headlines Mariposa Benefit

On August 11th, beautiful Lakefalls Lodge in Stoddard will host a benefit for the Mariposa Museum featuring the work of photographer George Steinmetz. The evening will offer the first glimpse into Steinmetz’s latest project, Feed the Planet, for which his famous lens and eye have focused on the global food industry and large-scale agriculture. In contrast, guests will be able to sample the produce and tastes of…

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The Messenger – August 5, 2016

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Goffstown man faces burglary & kidnapping charges

Justin Provencher, 28, of Goffstown faces two Class B felony charges of burglary and kidnapping after holding two women against their will in their home. After breaking in to the Pingree Street home, he was scared when he got to the kitchen and an alarm went off and he ran out the front door without…

Hillsborough Water & Sewer Commission hosts forum on fees

Realizing the inequities of its present Sewer & Water Fee Schedule and with a potential Wal-Mart application pending, the Hillsborough Sewer & Water Commission recently hosted an informal meeting to present and discuss the…

Merrimack Couple drowns at Clough State Park

On Saturday, July 30th, Weare Fire Rescue Department responded to reports of two persons possibly drowning at Clough State Park. Rescue personnel and apparatus responded to the park under the direction of Fire Chief Robert Vezina. Working with eye witnesses, WFRD personnel were able to pin point the specific area to…

Bennington man sentenced to 78 months

A Bennington man has been  sentenced to 78 months in federal prison, after pleading guilty to a felon-in-possession charge and 17 drug charges. According to the office of U.S. Attorney Emily Gray Rice, Rosaire Gauthier, 40, was also sentenced to serve three years of supervised release following his…

Major renovations nearly complete at Hillsboro-Deering schools

Gearing up for the new school year, the Hillsboro-Deering School Board dealt with a number of issues Monday evening. In what could be labeled left over business, the Board has again decided to push for a new Alternative High school on the current campus, but without utilizing any of the…

Young Dunbarton woman survives crash, gives birth

A pregnant woman who suffered serious injuries in a Saturday car crash in Dunbarton was able to safely deliver her child and is expected to be okay, according to WMUR. The crash occurred at the intersection of Gorham Pond Road and…

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