Monthly Archive for February, 2022

The Messenger – February 25, 2022

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Download The Messenger - February 25, 2022 (pdf)Masks now optional at HD Schools

A large group composed mainly of elementary and middle school parents attended Monday’s Hillsboro-Deering School Board meeting. One after another they came to the microphone to ask, urge and demand that the Board rescind its mask mandate…

Long planned Hillsborough sidewalk expansion set for 2023

Hillsborough’s long-standing West Main Street Sidewalk project is finally on the front burner. The Hillsborough Select Board held a Public Hearing Wednesday night featuring the engineers charged with designing the…

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum & Abenaki Trails Project’s “Snow Snake games”

The Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum and the Abenaki Trails Project have teamed up to offer two fun-filled days of winter activities on February 26 and 27. The Snow Snake games will be held on museum grounds at…

BOYS WRESTLING

DIVISION III WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP – John Stark wrestling had a great day at the Division III State Tournament on Sunday, February 20, at Bow High School. John Stark filled only four weight classes, but in those four weight classes the Generals had two runners-up and a state champion…

GIRLS NORDIC

Hopkinton 1st: Hopkinton girls’ Nordic team placed five skiers in the top 22 to claim the New Hampshire Coaches Series title in a field of 24 that included teams from both divisions of NHIAA, as well as N.H. prep schools…

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The Messenger – February 18, 2022

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HD DECA recognized for Outstanding School-Based Enterprise

Download The Messenger - February 18, 2022 (pdf)The Hillcat Corner, the school-based enterprise at Hillsboro-Deering High School was among 461 school-based enterprises achieving Gold for the 2021-2022 school year and will be recognized during DECA’s International…

Weare votes to reestablish previously abolished Ethics Commission

Concerned that the Weare Select Board ended the year with an over $450,000 surplus, resident Frank Campana opened Saturday’s meeting with a question, “What did not get done or accomplished with the budget last year…

Warner teen injured in hit & run accident

On February 11th, at approximately 4:30 pm, Warner Police responded to a hit and run accident involving a teenaged pedestrian at the intersection of Depot Street and North Village Road. They are asking for…

BOYS BASKETBALL

Division I Preliminary – Goffstown 70, Salem 30: The Grizzlies, behind Aiden O’Connell 14 points, Mason Blondeau 12 points and Rob Baguidy 11 points, built a big early lead…

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Division II Preliminary – Hollis-Brookline 53, ConVal 31: 11th-seeded ConVal upset Lebanon in the season finale but bowed out in the opening round….

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The Messenger – January 11, 2022

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Download The Messenger - January 11, 2022 (pdf)Hillsboro-Deering DECA Shines

After ten days of competing against other schools in a global competition, three teams of students from Hillsboro-Deering High School have qualified for the DECA International Conference in April 2022 in Retail Management, Sports & Entertainment Management, and…

Henniker grade 6 students experience Artist in Residence: Japan

Students in the sixth grade at the Henniker Community School recently experienced hands-on learning through art, dance, and martial arts in an expanded study of Japan during the school’s Artist-in-Residence program in…

Hillsboro-Deering Deliberative Session attracted a meager 24 voters

A group of only 24 registered voters attended the Hillsboro-Deering School District Deliberative Session last Saturday. Resident Riche Colcombe offered her advice on…

BOYS NORDIC SKIING

Kearsarge 2nd: Kearsarge – Gareth Richer (6th, 17:52), Elias Baer (7th, 18:05), Andrew Blagden (8th, 18:25), Camden Dezotell (11th, 18:49)…

GIRLS NORDIC SKIING

Hopkinton 1st: Hopkinton – Francie Trafton led six Hawk skiers in the top 13 as Hopkinton won an 11-team 5K classic race at Whitaker Woods…

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The Messenger – February 4, 2022

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Download The Messenger - February 4, 2022 (pdf)Michael Stellato R.I. P.

The town of Hillsboro lost one of its most ardent supporters when Michael (Mike) Stellato passed away on January 22nd. Born in Queens, NY in 1942, his family moved to Hillsboro after he graduated from high school. Mike quickly decided that…

Henniker First Responders recognized for life-saving effort

On Sunday January 30th the Henniker Rescue Squad held a short ceremony at the Henniker Fire Department to recognize members of the Henniker Rescue Squad, Henniker Police Department, and Henniker Fire Department, who were part of a cardiac arrest save on…

Hillsborough woman arrested after crash into the river

On January 29th, at approximately 3:52 am, the New Hampshire State Police received a report of a loud bang in the area of the I-89 Junction with I-93. Responding to the area troopers located a vehicle that had crashed on the ramp from…

BOYS ALPINE SKIING

Goffstown 2nd, ConVal 3rd: Bow 374, Goffstown 348, Souhegan 347, ConVal 343, Keene 343, Hollis-Brookline 333, Concord 329, Merrimack 285. Hopkinton 1st, Kearsarge 2nd: Hopkinton went 1-2-3 to win the giant slalom at Mount Sunapee, while Kearsarge won the slalom…

GIRLS ALPINE SKIING

ConVal 3rd: Concord 365, Souhegan 365, Keene 357, ConVal 355, Bow 335, Goffstown 324, Merrimack 145, Fall Mountain 70. Hopkinton 1st, Kearsarge 2nd: Kearsarge finished second in the giant slalom event, but Hopkinton had the more consistent performances across both the GS and slalom races at Mount Sunapee…

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