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In This Issue
Two Newport Selectmen challenge School Board
The largest crowd in recent history filled the High School gym during Saturday’s Newport School District Deliberative Session. First up for discussion was the proposed $18,963,855 Operating Budget, with a Default Budget that was actually larger at $19,163,662. Officials cautioned that even if the budget passes as presented staff layoffs remained a…
Kearsarge students form Students Practicing Ethical Leadership (SPEL) Group
Superintendent Winfried Feneberg has announced that a group of Kearsarge Regional High School students is creating a new student organization after attending an ethical leadership conference in December. A group of 25 Kearsarge High students in grades nine through 11 recently joined peers from six other…
Two charged with road rage in New Boston
While on a routine patrol, New Boston Police Officer Andrew Vollaro witnessed 23-year-old Corey Lafontaine of Windham and 52-year-old Daniel Handrahan of Goffstown taking part in what police described as a road rage incident. Lafontaine and Handrahan appeared to be racing each other, with the two men reportedly observed crossing the solid yellow line in order to pass other vehicles. The passing took place as…
Twelve towns provide mutual aid in battling Bradford house fire
On February 1st, 2019 at 12:16 am, the Bradford Fire Department was dispatched with Automatic Mutual Aid from the Towns of Washington and Henniker FD’s to 209 East Washington Road in Bradford for a reported fire in the basement. Prior to arriving on the scene Fire Chief Mark Goldberg contacted Concord Fire Alarm and asked for a 2nd alarm structural response and a 3rd alarm tankers due to the…
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Belmont 56, Hillsboro-Deering 29: Julianna Estremera had 30 points as the Raiders opened the game with a 22-2 first-quarter lead and led 35-9 at halftime. Hopkinton 64, Campbell 35: Katie Meserve and Ellie Owen scored six points apiece in the first quarter to get the Hawks off and running en route to their third straight win…
BOYS HOCKEY
Mascenic 80, Hillsboro-Deering 62: Elijah Winters scored 24 points, Sam Hatcher 9 points and Charles Veitch 9 in the loss.
Belmont 67, Hillsboro-Deering 50: Keith Landry led the way with 11 points, while Matt Thurber and Mikey Sprague had 10 each for Belmont, which took a 41-19 halftime lead…
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