Monthly Archive for October, 2020

The Messenger – October 30, 2020

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Download The Messenger - October 30, 2020 (pdf)Kearsarge Elderly Housing unresponsive to complaints

Residents at Kearsarge Elderly Housing, a senior community located at 26 North Road in Warner, have been complaining that their landlord has been unresponsive to multiple complaints of health and safety violations, including lack of heat and hot water, and defective…

Hillsboro Lions Club recognize Don Ager for a lifetime of service

After serving the Hillsboro Lions Club and Lions International for over four decades, Don Ager has announced that it is time for him to take a step back. During those 41 years he has served as a member of the Board of Directors, 1st VP and President as well as being…

Hillsborough Pride again coordinating an Olde Fashioned Christmas

While the Covid-19 Pandemic has forced some changes and modification to the program, Hillsborough Pride is pleased to announce that 2020’s Olde Fashioned Christmas will be held as scheduled on December 5th. Now in its 16th year, this year’s festivities are dedicated to the…

Local vendors form Deering Winter Market

A group of local vendors have formed the Deering Winter Market, which will be held at the Deering Fish and Game Club off Longwoods Road in Deering. The market will operate from 4:00-7:00 pm on Fridays. The first market will be held on November 6, 2020. Vendors will include…

GIRLS SOCCER

Hopkinton 9, Mascoma 0: Hopkinton scored the first eight goals in just 28 minutes of game time. Keegan St. Cyr, Emily Fleegle and Beth Taylor all shared time in goal to earn the shutout…

BOYS SOCCER

Hopkinton 4, Hillsboro-Deering 0: Quinn Whitehead scored a pair of goals, leading the Hopkinton boys’ soccer past Hillsboro-Deering 4-0 on Monday in a Division III first-round….

Published by QuillDesign on 1 October 29, 2020 in The Messenger. Closed

The Messenger – October 23, 2020

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Download The Messenger - October 23, 2020 (pdf)Lions Senior Dinner survives

A Hillsboro tradition continues for the 44th year, as the Hillsboro Lions Club hosts its Annual Senior Citizens Dinner. Begun in 1976 by the Hillsboro Area Jaycees, the local Lions took over the project when the Jaycees disbanded. This year’s event is scheduled for…

“Jack’s Little Library” dedicated in Weare

The Friends of the Weare Public Library honored Jack Davis, its former chairman, who passed away a year ago. As the Chairman of the Friends, he put his heart and soul into helping others to see the benefit of volunteering for the library. He was a tireless worker in helping make the Friends’ annual book sale a success. With his dry wit and humor, he met and…

Peterborough First Responders quarantined

The Peterborough Fire & Rescue Department has announced that four (4) members of the department have tested positive for COVID·19. This past week one firefighter developed symptoms consistent with COVID-19 and was tested. Upon receiving a positive test result, he notified the department, which began the…

ConVal’s tents removed from district schools

The ConVal School District’s tent controversy won’t go away, but several of the tents have. Earlier this month, it became apparent that the larger 400 square foot tents lacked the required permitting documents. In a press release, ConVal Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders said that…

GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY

Bishop Brady 4, John Stark 0: Brady came alive in the fourth quarter with two goals from Libbey Hicks and another from Margaret Sheehan…

BOYS FOOTBALL

H-D/Hopkinton 22 ,Pembroke 13: Jack Morrall had 115 total yards and two touchdowns for Hillsboro-Deering/Hopkinton (59 yards rushing, TD; 56 yards receiving, TD). Morrall added an interception on defense for the Redhawks. Mike Oberheim had 126 yards passing and two touchdowns. Dylan Barrett had 75 yards rushing and John Jacobsen had a 54-yard touchdown reception. Both teams are now 3-1 in Division II…

Published by QuillDesign on 1 October 22, 2020 in The Messenger. Closed

Senior Lifestyles – November 2020

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Download Senior Lifestyles - November 2020 (pdf)Three surprising foods that fuel your immune system

Here are three surprising, dietitian-recommended foods that can help ward off illness this cold and flu season. 1. Farmed salmon – Farmed salmon offers outstanding nutrition that can help protect against everything from heart disease to depression. Specifically, farmed salmon supports the immune system thanks to two key nutrients that are…

5 tips to celebrate friends and family virtually

Humans are resilient and their spirit for finding innovative ways to connect is alive and well. Even as the country reopens, many are still finding the ease of virtual connections to be appealing. In fact, there are many unique ways to connect with friends and family virtually. Here are some simple ways people are elevating every…

New study on heart health: Get more omega-3s

If you’re trying to improve your heart health, chances are you’re doing things like moving more and eating better. Making sure your diet delivers heart-healthy nutrients, including healthy fats, is a smart strategy. A new study from Mayo Clinic Proceedings provides more evidence on why certain fats…

Holiday Boutique at John Hay Estate at The Fells

For just 16 days this November, shop for unique gifts at the Holiday Boutique at The Fells Gatehouse. We have assembled a wonderful Boutique with products made by the finest regional artisans for you to…

Published by QuillDesign on 1 October 19, 2020 in Senior Lifestyles. Closed

The Messenger – October 16, 2020

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Download The Messenger - October 16, 2020 (pdf)Covid-19 outbreak at HDHS

On October 9th, the Hillsboro-Deering High School administration received confirmation of a positive case of COVID-19 in the Hillsboro-Deering High School Community. School officials acted swiftly and collaborated regularly with NH Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) officials to begin the process of contact tracing. In the…

Goffstown voters are receiving fraudulent ballot requests

Goffstown voters and those in a handful of other towns have received mailers containing request forms for absentee ballots that appeared to be from their town clerks, but came from an unknown entity, possibly from outside New Hampshire. The mailers that appeared in Goffstown had no return address, but came in what looked like a…

An Online Halloween Storytelling Event

Do you live in a haunted house? Have you had unexplained encounters with the supernatural? Do you enjoy hearing about the macabre? Do you know any good spooky stories? You’ll want to join our online Spooktacular Halloween celebration. Our ancestors told some pretty hair-raising stories about witches, ghosts and…

Lost Newbury and Greenfield hikers rescued

On Columbus Day, Newbury Fire Rescue and New London Ambulance crews responded to a reported injured hiker on the Newbury trail on Mount Sunapee. Responders hiked the trail and located the individual about a mile up the trail. The hiker had a minor injury and the rescue crew was…

GIRLS SOCCER

John Stark 4, Hillsboro-Deering 1: Liz Downing’s sideways volley was the highlight of Monday’s game in Weare as the Generals earned their first win of the season…

BOYS SOCCER

John Stark 8, Hillsboro-Deering 1: John Stark scored 8 goals to overpower the Hillcats…

Published by QuillDesign on 1 October 15, 2020 in The Messenger. Closed

The Messenger – October 9, 2020

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Download The Messenger - October 9, 2020 (pdf)Self-paced classes and testing available at no cost to NH high school students

Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut today announced a partnership with Modern States, a philanthropy dedicated to making a college degree more affordable and accessible, to offer free courses providing New Hampshire students with the opportunity to earn high school and college credit. Modern States will pay…

Remarkable young Hopkinton woman wins Girl Scouting’s highest award

Getting people away from screens and out into nature was the goal of one determined Girl Scout, leading her to create a brand new nature trail in her hometown where anyone could get fresh air, exercise, and even learn a bit about local flora while leaving the electronics behind…

Planning for Hillsborough’s 250th Celebration

Town Administrator Laura Buono and Historical Society President Christina Chadwick co-chaired the initial planning meeting for the Town of Hillsborough’s 250th Celebration. The actual date will be…

Help Hillsborough Community Center Project

The Hillsborough Community Center Project board would like to invite you to join our fundraising committee. We are seeking motivated people who see the value of what a community center will bring to Hillsborough and its surrounding towns. Our goal is to build…

FIELD HOCKEY

John Stark 2, Bow 1: Bella Pelletier scored the game-winning goal midway through the third quarter. Meg Girardet also scored and Sydnee Pelletier made nine saves for the Generals…

FOOTBALL

Hillsboro-Deering/Hopkinton 28, Merrimack Valley 7: Jack Morrall ran for 218 yards and three TDs and a twopoint conversion on 28 carries and Alex Brown logged eight tackles, three assists, a fumble recovery and a sack for Hillsboro-Deering/Hopkinton…

Published by QuillDesign on 1 October 8, 2020 in The Messenger. Closed

The Messenger – October 2, 2020

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Download Messenger - October 2, 2020 (pdf)Antrim teenager indicted

Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald announced Thursday that Joseph Beam, 18, of Antrim was indicted on a charge of first-degree murder in connection with the death of his father, Jason Beam, 41, on Nov. 1, 2019. The senior Beam was…

Bennington’s Highland Inn being converted to a Drug Rehabilitation Center

The former Highland Inn across from Crotched Mountain Ski and Ride in Bennington is getting a new lease on life. Bridge Street Recovery purchased the property a couple weeks ago and plans to convert it to an outpatient rehabilitation center. According to Bridge Street Recovery general partner Stephen Bryan the facility will…

Henniker Legion’s flag retirement ceremony

The Henniker American Legion Post 78 will be collecting Unserviceable Flags through Monday, October 12. Residents may bring their faded, tattered and worn flags for proper disposal by dropping them off at the Henniker Brewing Company, Henniker Town Hall, Depot Street, Henniker or to the…

Boys Football

Bow 27, Hillsboro-Deering-Hopkinton 14: After a scoreless first quarter, Aubrey (10-yard run) and Gordon touchdown runs sandwiched Morrall’s TD run to give the Falcons a 13-6 lead at halftime. Aubrey’s 5-yard TD (plus the 2-point conversion) and another score from Robbins secured a 27-6 lead…

Girls Cross Country

Hopkinton 21, Bow 34: Hopkinton – Anna O’Reilly (2nd, 21:45), Cailey Stockwell (3rd), Clara Locke (4th), Cate Westbrook 5th), Gianna Covello (7th); Bow – Maya Brochu (1st, 21:23), Delia Brochu (6th), Louisa Carey (8th), Autumn Boisvert (9th), Susanna Zahn (10th)…

Published by QuillDesign on 1 October 1, 2020 in The Messenger. Closed

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