The Messenger – October 26, 2018

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Download The Messenger - October 26, 2018 (pdf)Council delays vote to approve Sunapee lease transfer

The NH Executive Council has delayed voting on a contract that would enable Vail Resorts to take over operations of the state-owned Mount Sunapee ski area, citing last-minute amendments to the lease that need closer scrutiny. In a 5-0 vote, the council tabled the request from Commissioner of Natural and Cultural Resources Sarah Stewart to approve three amendments, asking for…

Franklin Senator & State Rep. want financial disclosure laws enforced

State Rep. Werner Horn, (R-Franklin) has filed a request with House attorneys asking them to draft a bill that would require more robust enforcement of the law (Chapter 15-A Financial Disclosures) that has been in effect since 2006. “I plan to put legislation in that requires the attorney general to put an eyeball on this list and chase down whoever is not…

ConVal selects three for 2019 Hugh O’Brian Leadership Conference

The ConVal Regional High School Counseling Department has announced that sophomores Henry Bernstein, Erich Clark, and Abigail Theberge were selected to represent ConVal at the 2019 Hugh O’Brian Leadership Conference in May. The HOBY Conference is a weekend-long program held at…

Crazy Christian’s Cardboard Campout commences Nov. 2

Again this year, the Hillsboro United Methodist Men’s Ministry, affectionately dubbed “The Crazy Christians,” will camp out in cardboard boxes and sleeping bags to highlight the plight of our homeless neighbors…

GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY

Division III Quarterfinals. #2 Hopkinton 4, #10 Newport 0: The Hawks shut out the Tigers in the D-III quarterfinals to advance Tuesday’s semifinal against No. 6 Gilford. #5 Lebanon 2, #13 ConVal 1: The Cougars lost a tight battle, just missing a trip to the semifinals…

BOYS’ SOCCER

Regular Season. Hopkinton 9, Hillsboro-Deering 0: Ian Heck and Andrew Beckwith both had a hat trick and Paul Molnar added a goal and two assists for the Hawks. Sam Crawford earned a shutout. Concord Christian 3, Newport 1: Tigers’ Isaac Lafayette was able to get a nice shot inside the 18 to make the game 2-1…

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