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In This Issue
New Boston Fire Department leads annual ceremony
The New Boston Fire Department held its annual 911 remembrance ceremony on the morning of September 11. Honor Guard, Chief Officers along with Police Department accompanied the wreath presenters, Firefighter Dick Moody and his wife, Betsy Moody to the Department’s 911 tree where the wreath was laid. The ceremony was kept simple and meaningful. The Chief’s brother, Dave MacDonald provided the…
New London Police receive K9 grant
Hero K9, a national 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to protecting our nation by raising funds to provide the Public Safety community with K9s, training, and necessary equipment is pleased to announce that an equipment grant has been awarded to the New London NH Police Department for their K9 Vilo. An in-squad kennel will be provided to the agency at no cost, thanks to the generosity of…
Weare man missing after being subpoenaed – found dead in Merrimack
Donny Guillemette of Weare, the President and CEO of The CareGivers, Inc., a local nonprofit that assists the “frail, elderly and disabled in order that they may maintain their independence and dignity,” was found dead over the weekend in Merrimack. Family members reported him missing on September 11th, after being subpoenaed…
Hillsborough man arrested for raping 16-year-old
Dylan Stahley, 21, of Hillsborough has been charged with raping a teenager while camping with friends at the Concord quarries. Stahley is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday afternoon in Merrimack County Superior Court in Concord. The investigation began April 13th after…
GIRLS’ SOCCER
Hillsboro-Deering 4, Somersworth 3, OT: Izabella Warren scored two goals in first half and added a third in the second half on a penalty kick.Belmont 4, Hillsboro-Deering 0: Belmont took a 2-0 lead into halftime. H-D’s defense was led by Cassidy Wightman, Lexi McClure, Kaylea Davison and Eva LaValley…
BOYS’ FOOTBALL
HD-Hopkinton 26, Kearsarge 13: The Redhawks overcame the Cougars no-huddle spread offense and their own 10 offensive penalties to secure a hard earned 26 -13 victory. The Redhawks relied on Junior Colby Quiet for 172 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns. Quiet also snagged 3 passes for another 93 yards and 2 more touchdowns. In total Colby Quiet accumulated a total of 265 yards and 4 touchdowns…
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