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In This Issue
US News ranks Hopkinton High School #3 in the state
US News has ranked Hopkinton High School as the third best high school in the state of NH, trailing only #1 Nashua’s Academy of Design and #2 Sunapee. Students have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement® coursework and exams. The AP® participation rate at Hopkinton High School is 65%. The total minority enrollment is 7%, and 6% of students are…
Trooper justified in shooting Dylan Stahley
Attorney General Gordon MacDonald has ruled that a New Hampshire State Police trooper was justified in shooting Dylan Stahley, 22, of Windsor, who pointed a handgun at police. The shooting took place April 5 at White Park and resulted in a gunshot wound for Stahley. Authorities say they will…
Citizen’s petition calls for resignation of Weare School Board member
On April 23rd, Rochelle Kelley, a member of Weare School Board, visited a park in Concord, with friends and family. Ms. Kelley and company, including small children, bypassed the police tape surrounding the playground that was in place to prevent the spread of Coronavirus per Governor Sununu’s Executive Order. They proceeded to…
Contoocook parade celebrates 10th birthday
A Double Digit Birthday during COVID-19, that swept across NH canceling April Vacation and Birthday Plans – how does one celebrate turning 10 year’s old, during an epidemic? Kameron Green was surprised on his tenth birthday on Sunday, April 26th by a Surprise Birthday Parade in downtown Contoocook. His mother, Julie Green, coordinated with Hopkinton Police and Fire Departments; and with the help of…
Hillsborough considering a Noise Ordinance
Ed and Meg Sauer, owners of the Stonewall Bed & Breakfast approached the Select Board with noise and nuisance complaints about their new neighbors, who run their four-wheelers at all hours, disturbing the B&B’s clients. They suggested that it might be time for a town-wide…
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