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Anonymous $5 million donation for NEC Athletic Complex
New England College has announced a $5 million anonymous pledge to support a new, 45,000-square-foot Athletic Complex on its Henniker campus. “This transformative gift, which has been in the works for quite some time, has already spurred other generous donors to consider additional five-, six-, and seven-figure contributions; major gifts which will help…
Nicaraguan Dance Troupe to perform at Weare & Henniker Schools
The Daughters of the Corn (Compas de Nicaragua) Nicaraguan Dance Troupe returns to SAU 24 schools for two days in September. The troupe will work with students at John Stark on Monday, September 23 and split the next day working with students at the Henniker Community School and the Weare Middle School. Everyone is invited to…
Dunbarton ballerina may turn professional
Dunbarton’s London Mills, 18, a senior at Bow High School reached the final round of the Genée International Ballet Competition in Toronto, one of the world’s most renowned ballet competitions. Mills was one of just six competitors from the United States among the 62 entrants at the event. After a two-day preliminary round split between…
Hillsboro-Deering Schools show mixed results on state-wide tests
Dr. Jennifer Crawford and the three school principals briefed the Hillsbor-Deering School Board on the latest state-wide testing results. High School Principal James O’Rourke was pleased to announced that his students made great progress in closing the gap with the state on science…
GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY
John Stark 2, Oyster River 0: Meg Giradet had a hand in both Stark goals, scoring the first and assisting on the second, which was scored by Delaney Forrestall. John Stark 3, Plymouth 2, OT: Elizabeth Aubin scored her second game-winning goal in overtime this season…
BOYS SOCCER
Hillsboro-Deering 2, Newfound 1: Jack Ferguson scored both Hillcat goals and Ben Ketterer had an assist. Coach’s quote: “It was a well-played match. The boys did a great job possessing the ball and controlling the game.” – H-D’s Glenn Winters. Sanborn 4, Hillsboro-Deering 3:Ben Ketterer scored a header off a Gunner Hagstrom assist in a strong first half, but it wasn’t enough to top the Indians..
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