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In This Issue
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)…
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