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In This Issue
Body found in the Contoocook River has been identified
On August 29th a body was discovered in the Contoocook River by a fisherman in the area of 1057 Western Avenue. After an extensive investigation, the body has been positively identified as Mark Pierro, 37, with a last known listed address of Wallingford VT, recently homeless in Henniker. This incident remains under…
US News & World report ranks Colby-Sawyer in Top 10 of three categories
Colby-Sawyer College has again been recognized as one of the top colleges in the region by U.S. News & World Report, earning top 10 rankings in three categories in its 2021 Best Colleges issue. Released on Monday, the annual report ranks Colby-Sawyer in the…
Hancock’s Windy Row Bridge is red listed
Hancock DPW Director Tyler Howe reports that the Windy Row Bridge was closed last Wednesday after a DOT inspection red listed it. He said it will stay closed until the town puts up barricades and signage to limit traffic to a single lane. The rating came as a surprise after…
Hopkinton Superintendent substitute teacher
Monday was the first day of school for Hopkinton School District, about a week after other area school districts, which started September 8th and 9th. Hopkinton Middle High School Principal Chris Kelley stood in front of the school personally welcoming each…
H-D and Hopkinton athletes to wear masks
Many Hopkinton and Hillsboro-Deering athletes are being asked to wear face masks at all times, including during games and practices. Hopkinton golf and cross country teams will not be required to wear masks during competitions as they can maintain social distance. Hopkinton girls’ and boys’ soccer…
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