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The Messenger – January 11, 2019

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Download The Messenger - January 11, 2019 (pdf)New London Board prioritizing financial demands

After months of drafts and redrafts of plans for renovation of the Baker Building addition to Whipple Hall, the New London Select Board has decided that it is impractical to spend the dollars necessary to renovate the facility as the long-term home of the Police Department. The Board was unanimous in…

Hillsborough Historical Society asks “Do You Remember?”

The Hillsborough Historical Society will be hosting a “Do You Remember?” series of round table discussions in order to enhance its archives by collecting stories about Hillsborough’s deceased residents, notable events, and businesses of yesteryear from those of you who remember them…

Veterans Home urges caution for visitors

In the wake of two potentially contagious outbreaks of illness, the New Hampshire Veterans Home has issued a warning to volunteers and visitors alike. One of the residents developed a respiratory illness; the other an intestinal illness. Volunteers have been…

Greater Hillsborough Chamber hosts its first Business Breakfast

The newly revived Greater Hillsborough Chamber of Commerce kicked off 2019 hosting the first of its Business Breakfasts. After enjoying a Continental Breakfast, President Kyle Knapton welcomed those assembled and introduced Business Sponsor Pat Nash who gave a run down of…

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Franklin 39, Hillsboro-Deering 35: Fayth Kaspszak scored 16 of her 18 points in the opening quarter to jump-start the Tornadoes’ offense. Mount Royal 67, Concord Christian 3: Alexis Matte scored 31 points for the Knights in the one-sided game…

BOYS BASKETBALL

Campbell 86, Hillsboro-Deering 27: The Cougars led, 54-16,
at halftime. Laconia 53, Kearsarge 43: After maintaining the lead for the majority of the first half, the Kearsarge boys basketball team fell
to Laconia…

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In New Hampshire – January 2019

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Download In New Hampshire - January 2019 (pdf)Amoskeag Fishways Learning Center January events listing

Pizza Party with the Painted Turtles, Saturday, January 12, 11am – 12:30pm. Drive away the winter blues with a pizza party. Families will meet our friendly reptile ambassadors during an interactive presentation about the extraordinary turtles and snakes of NH. We will discuss how to treat our slithery, slimy friends with the respect and goodwill they deserve, make a peek-a-boo turtle craft to take home, and round out the day by watching the painted turtles enjoy their lunch while we eat pizza…

January Programs and Events at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center

Wild Winter Walk: Guided Tour of the Live Animal Trail, Saturday, January 5, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Squam Lakes Natural Science Center offers a winter program for adults and families with children ages 6 and up. Learn about the animals who live at the Science Center during the winter. Most of them stay in the same place, just as they would in the wild. A staff naturalist will lead a guided walk on the live animal exhibit trail to see the animal ambassadors dressed in their winter coats and discuss how these native animals are well-adapted for winter in…

Cold weather raises concerns for loons remaining on New Hampshire lakes

Loon Preservation Committee asks the public to watch for Loons in danger of being iced-in. As cold weather sets in and New Hampshire’s lakes and ponds begin to freeze over, the Loon Preservation Committee (LPC) is urging the public to keep an eye out for loons remaining on inland waters. Because they are heavy bodied birds with relatively small wings, loons require up to a quarter mile of open water in order to take off. If they do not…

Recycled Percussion

Friday Evening Show starts at 7:30 (6pm dinner service w/ children’s menu) Saturday Matinee Show starts at 2:30pm (No dinner service, but Hot Dogs, Healthy Snacks, & other concessions are available) Saturday Evening Show starts at 6:30 (5pm dinner service w/ children’s menu) New Hampshire’s Iconic “RECYCLED PERCUSSION” returns to the Flying Monkey for a special winter performance

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The Messenger – January 4, 2019

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Download The Messenger - January 4, 2019 (pdf)Selectmen briefed on major changes at New Boston Fire Department

Fire Chief Dan MacDonald and Fire Wards Dale Smith, Wayne Blassberg, Dan Teague and Dick Moody met with the New Boston Selectmen to discuss a proposal for restructuring Fire Department chain of command. The Fire Department proposes to change the reporting structure as the Fire Wards may not be the appropriate group to manage the…

Newport man makes a bad case even worse

Police say Charles Gibson, 62, of Newport tried to back his car up on I-89 in an attempt to ram a police cruiser. A Sullivan County grand jury handed up an indictment alleging five counts of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon. Gibson was spotted driving on Route 10 on the afternoon of April 7 in Grantham by Police Officer Ryan Cameron, who reported that he recognized Gibson and ran his…

Belmont fifth-grader leads winter coat drive

Belmont’s Evelyn Ellis-Haines, a fifth grader at Canterbury Elementary Elementary school organized a clothing drive designed at helping families facing homelessness this winter. With the support of her classmates and teachers, the drive collected over 700 items. The clothing drive was part of Ellis-Haines’ Kid Governor campaign to end poverty. The Kid Governor program is a national award-winning civics program for…

Dunbarton Police Department featuring new lighter duty gear

The Dunbarton Police Department has adopted a new uniform change with a primary focus on officer wellness. Traditional police duty gear can weigh upwards of 30 pounds which can eventually lead to stress on different parts of the body during an officer’s career. This load bearing vest carrier allows the officer to…

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bishop Brady 54, Hopkinton 48: The Green Giants used a solid second-quarter effort from all 15 players to build a 10-point halftime lead and got contributions off the bench all game long. Kearsarge 49, Merrimack Valley 47, OT: Rayna Tucker’s layup with eight seconds left forced overtime and Tucker and Camp made key free throws in overtime to secure the win for the Cougars…

BOYS BASKETBALL

Belmont 73, Moultonborough 35: Belmont outscored Moultonborough, 23-9, in the first quarter and followed it up with a 45-26 second. Laconia 47, Winnisquam 44: Kyle Mann scored with :02.9 on the clock to pull Winnisquam within one but the Bears couldn’t foul and Laconia pulled out the first-round win…

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The Messenger – December 28, 2018

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Download The Messenger - December 28, 2018 (pdf)New London man stabbed to death in Hillsborough

State and local police continue to investigate the suspicious death of a man found early Saturday morning at a mobile home on Old Henniker Road in Hillsborough. After an autopsy on Sunday, New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald, in a joint release with state police and Hillsborough Police Chief David Roarick, announced that Brett Wilson, 51, of Elkins whose body was found in a…

Messenger readers support Lions Christmas Baskets

In the spirit of the season, Messenger readers have again stepped to help the Hillsboro Lions Club’s Christmas Food Basket Project. This year’s contributions totaled…

Rick Hall Classic supports the Food Pantry

Bill Gould came by the Henniker Food Pantry with a check for $2,500 that was raised in the 2018 Rick Hall Golf Classic! As many people in Henniker know, Rick Hall cared deeply about his community and donated food and money willingly in his desire to help anyone in need. He most likely would be very…

Hillsborough Chamber of Commerce announces ambitious 2019 schedule

Hillsborough’s Chamber of Commerce is promising a productive 2019 with programs and activities to support the town and its businesses. Held the second Tuesday of the months of January to June, and September to November, the Business Breakfast series, from 8am – 9:15am, at the American Legion Hall will feature…

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Fall Mountain 46, Hillsboro-Deering 20: FM started out hot and scored the first 16 points of the game. That stretched to a 28-10 halftime advantage as the Wildcats took control of the game. Newport 53, Sunapee 47: This back and forth affair was decided late. Newport hit their free throws when it mattered to ice the game winning 53-47…

 

BOYS BASKETBALL

John Stark 49, Sanborn 48: Christian Barr collected 8 of his team-high 19 points in the fourth quarter where the Generals outscored Sanborn, 16-10, for their first win of the season. Hopkinton 62, Belmont 47: After a slow start in the first quarter, Hopkinton locked down its defense in the second and won each of the last three quarters to hand the Raiders their first loss…

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The Messenger – December 21, 2018

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Download The Messenger - December 21, 2018 (pdf)Henniker School and John Stark budgets explanations

SAU 24 Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lorraine Tacconi-Moore will be at the White Birch Center, 51 Hall Avenue in Henniker on Tuesday, January 29, 2019, at 10:30 am for an informal talk about the proposed budgets for the Henniker Community School and John Stark Regional High School for the 2019-20 school year. This event is free and open to the public. In addition to the…

H-D Elementary is in need of “Comprehensive Support & Improvement”

The NH Department of Eduction has released the latest School Accountability testing results for the H-D Elementary and the H-D Middle Schools. As a result, H-D Elementary school has been classified as a school needing Comprehensive Support and Improvement Services after finishing in the bottom 5% of…

Learn about New Boston’s Old Red Mill

The New Boston Historical Society invites you to an illustrated talk about New Boston’s most famous mill: the Old Red Mill in the center of town. Join us at 7:00pm in the New Boston Community Church on Thursday evening, January 10, 2019 for a fascinating presentation by mill-owner Randy Parker. There once were fifty mills on New Boston’s rivers – now only a few remain. None has been photographed as often as Parker’s Mill, which appears on postcards and jigsaw…

Pair of Kearsarge High students recognized for overcoming challenges

Principal Rob Bennett announced that Kearsarge High School students Maggie Hotz and Danny Nester were recognized at the annual Champion Children Luncheon for overcoming challenges and making a positive impact on their peers, school and community. Organized by the Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions, the event was held on Nov. 26 at…

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Newport 61, Hillsboro-Deering 33: Fayth Grimes had 13 points, Halie Hurd 10 and Morgan Racine 6 in the loss. ConVal 39, Milford 6: Domination is not a strong enough word as the Spartans scored their third hoop of the game with just 20 seconds left…

BOYS BASKETBALL

Belmont 63, Franklin 59: Belmont rallied back from a 20-point halftime deficit to defeat Lakes Region rival Franklin, 63-59.
Fall Mountain 58, Hillsboro-Deering 44: The Hillcats whittled an 11-point halftime deficit down to six in the second half, but the undefeated Wildcats pulled away down the stretch…

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The Messenger – December 14, 2018

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Download The Messenger - December 14, 2018 (pdf)Dr. Lorraine Tacconi-Moore NH Superintendent of the Year

The NH School Administrators Association, in coordination with the American Association of School Administrators, has named Dr. Lorraine Tacconi-Moore as the NH Superintendent of the Year for 2019. Dr. Tacconi-Moore, Superintendent of Schools for the Henniker, Weare, John Stark Regional and…

Ten departments respond to battle Newport fire at LaValleys

The Newport Police Department received a call last Friday morning from LaValley Building Supply reporting smoke and fire at Building #6, on Sunapee Street. The first units arriving reported that the structure was heavily involved, and the fire was upgraded to a third alarm, bringing in…

Former Hillsborough man killed crossing the street in wheelchair

A 70-year-old pedestrian in a wheelchair died after being struck by a tractor-trailer Tuesday afternoon in Tilton. Responding officers found Francis Houghton, 70, a veteran from Tilton, formerly of Hillsborough, down in the roadway with serious injuries. Witnesses told police that Houghton, who was on…

$1 million anonymous donation

An anonymous person has offered to donate $1 million if the Newport community can raise an additional $2 million. Together, that would cover approximately half of the overall cost of the new Community Center…

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hillsboro-Deering 51, Winnisquam 45: Morgan Racine (17 points), Halie Hurd (14 points), and Fayth Grimes (10 points), led the attack. Raymond 45, Hillsboro-Deering 41: The Hillcats made a run at the Rams and played solid defense on Raymond’s key shooter…

BOYS BASKETBALL

Sunapee 67, Farmington 38: In the first quarter alone, Zach Belisle racked up 12 points, as he set the tone for the Lakers’ offensive eruption. He ended the first quarter with a buzzer-beating mid-range jumper in the middle of the floor. Fall Mountain 50, Winnisquam 45: Lucien Hagland and Alex Flynn dominated the boards and pushed the ball to the wing to lead the break for Fall Mountain.

 

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In New Hampshire – December 2018

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Download In New Hampshire - December 2018 (pdf)Christmas at Canterbury opens Dec. 6 with Candlelight Tours

Add to the magic of your holidays with Canterbury Shaker Village’s beloved traditional Christmas event, Christmas at Canterbury. The family fun takes place on Saturdays, Dec. 8 and 15, from 3 to 8 pm each day. In addition, one-hour candlelight tours are offered on Thursday, Friday and Sunday, December 6, 7 and 9, and Thursday and Friday, December 13 and 14. Tours are at 6:30 and 7 pm. and reservations are strongly recommended. This is the 10th year that the Village has welcomed visitors for this signature holiday event…

Winter Music Nights, Lunch, and Brunch at Castle in the Clouds

Many know Castle in the Clouds as a seasonal destination, but for the second year in a row, they are expanding winter operations to offer more to the public throughout the quiet, snow-filled months. Most notably, the highly-acclaimed Carriage House Restaurant is open each week from Friday to Sunday through March 31st. Known for its “Best in NH” Summer Music Night series, Castle in the Clouds is now hosting Friday Dinner & Music Nights, offering a full dinner menu and live musical performances by…

 

Mt Washington Valley, NH Inn to Inn Cookie and Candy Tour features
Sweet Treats & Sweet Dreams

In Mt Washington Valley, NH “C” is for Christmas and also for cookies, candy, collectors’ ornaments, and keepsake recipes as the Country Inns in the White Mountains celebrate the 22nd year of their annual Inn to Inn Cookie and Candy Tour on December 8-9, 2018, 11:00am-4:00pm. An annual event that draws cookie and holiday revelers from around the country, this ultimate cookie walk will combine overnight stays at beautiful inns in the White Mountains…

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The Messenger – December 7, 2018

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Download The Messenger - December 7, 2018 (pdf)Long-time Epsom Police Chief under criminal investigation

Long-time town Police Chief Wayne Preve is under criminal investigation by the Sullivan County Attorney’s office for improperly accessing a police database to find damaging information about a local attorney. The town’s Board of Selectmen suspended Preve for one week without pay in January, but did not disclose the reason for the discipline. A decision by the Department of Labor shows that his misconduct stemmed from…

Area First Responders give Levi the ride of his life

Several area Police and Fire Departments recently assisted with transporting a 10 year old Claremont boy to Boston for Heart Surgery. Levi, who loves Fire Service, was en route when he was surprised by Claremont Fire. Newport Fire-EMS, Newport Police and Goshen Fire Rescue went from Claremont line to Sunapee line with Levi. It was the best day of Levi’s life because…

DOT Commissioner to speak at Hillsborough Chamber’s breakfast

The newly revived Hillsborough Chamber of Commerce has announced that Department of Transportation Commissioner Victoria Sheehan will be the keynote speaker for the Chamber’s kick off breakfast at…

Hillsboro-Deering adds Lacrosse

During discussion of the H-D 2019-2020 budget, it was noted that the Varsity Sport of Lacrosse has been added, at a first year cost of about $27,000, for both a boys’ and a girls’ team. One-time expenses are for two sets of nets, uniforms and balls. Other costs will be…

Deering woman charged with animal abuse

A Deering woman has been arrested on suspicion of animal abuse after a lengthy investigation by police. On Tuesday, Deering Police arrested Bethany Jewell, 39, after concluding an investigation into the abuse and neglect of horses and oxen in her care. During various site visits as …

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Christmas Shopping Guide – December 2018

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Download Christmas Shopping Guide - December 2018 (pdf)Great holiday gifts for kids that help them learn and grow

It’s time to think about stuffing stockings and fulfilling wish lists. But if you want your holiday gifts for kids to deliver fun long after the holidays, you may want to consider gifts that will help them learn and grow…

Great holiday gift ideas for music lovers

Shopping for some music lovers this holiday season? Here are some great gift ideas to help your favorite musicians play and compose music.* Music Composition Tools: Assist both aspiring and accomplished songwriters in their efforts with music composition tools. You can choose to go analog or digital, depending on …

8 Clever gift ideas for people who are hard to please

Whether shopping for an indecisive relative or your incredibly particular best friend, you can rest easy knowing you’re covered with presents that appeal to everyone. * 1. Tile: Perfect for those who can never find their car keys or constantly lose track of their phones, this Bluetooth tracker, paired with Tile’s intuitive app, makes it easy to find everything. Gift it to your…

3 ways to give back this holiday season

Want to give back this holiday season? There are many ways to get into the charitable spirit. And if you need some inspiration for how to go about benefitting those in your local and global community, consider the following ideas.Serve a Holiday Meal: Food is one of the most fundamental ways to show you care, and, delicious food and the holidays go hand-in-hand. Consider serving a…

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The Messenger – November 30, 2018

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Download The Messenger - November 30, 2018 (pdf)Antrim’s Festival of Trees is all about community

For the ninth year, civic groups, individuals, businesses and school children of Antrim and the surrounding communities came together to create a dazzling display of seasonal finery that showcases the many talents and interests of the people that make up our greater community. Hundreds of nutcrackers and gnomes of every size, as small as six inches to as large as…

Bennington holding unique holiday parade

Bennington’s recreation committee is hosting the town’s first annual lighted truck and tractor parade on December 2nd at 5 PM. All vehicles and floats must have holiday lights, as it will be dark during the actual parade. Trucks, tractors, Jeeps, cars, and trailers are all allowed. The darkness of the evening also means no walkers or marchers or throwing candy or…

Rita Murdough gets Spirit of NH Service Award

On the evening of November 13th, Rita Murdough, a long time parishioner of St. Theresa Parish, received a Spirit of NH Service Award for her many volunteer activities. For the past 14 years, Rita has taught CCD, cleaned the church and narthex every other Saturday and coordinates the…

Quick action by Goffstown first responders prevents more contamination

Goffstown Firefighters responded to a report of a fuel oil truck overturned on an icy road last Sunday, leaking hundreds of gallons of heating oil near a brook that feeds the town’s water supply. Fire crews removed the driver, who was not injured, from the tanker truck around 7:30 a.m. The crash took place on a curvy stretch of Mountain Road, uphill from the Upper Reservoir along Whittle Brook, Goffstown. Fire Chief Richard O’Brien said that the primary concern was…

Stark inducts 19 into the National Honor Society

Nineteen students were inducted into the National Honor Society at John Stark Regional High School on November 15. National Honor Society serves to recognize students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. New members from the senior class include…

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