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NH Home & Home Improvement – Dec. 2011

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Download NH Homes & Home Improvement - Dec. 2011 (pdf)Smart ways to use credit when redecorating

When your redecorating project is done, you want everyone who sees it to think it looks like a million bucks. But woe to your wallet – and possibly your credit – if you overspend to achieve that look…

The ins and outs of worry-free home security

There are simple things you can do to help ensure that the right people can enter your home, and also deter those you want to keep out of your home. Here are some home security tips: Go keyless. Electronic locks provide keyless entry to a home using secure access codes, so there’s no more hiding of keys in places where the wrong person might find them…

Protect your landscaping during winter

You work hard on your lawn and landscaping during the spring and summer. Now it’s fall, and time to get ready for winter. You know the drill – move houseplants indoors, make sure your plants are well-watered before the ground freezes, clean up the beds and remove annuals, cut back perennials, put down mulch…

Make your home more energy efficient

After winter has arrived, you know what’s coming next – higher energy bills. To make sure that your home is as energy-efficient as possible, follow these tips. Insulate: To get the biggest bang for your buck according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, add insulation to your attic. If your insulation is at or below…

Escape with an at-home relaxation retreat

With tight schedules and even tighter budgets, it’s becoming more difficult for people to indulge in the luxury of a day spa visit or relaxing vacation. Recent studies show when it comes to life’s little luxuries, like that sliver of cheesecake, we can’t resist the urge to give ourselves a treat from time to time…

 

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The Messenger – December 9, 2011

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Download The Messenger - December 9, 2011 (pdf)Neighbor complains about noise levels at HHP

Tom Ensigner met with the Henniker selectmen to register his complaint about the noise coming from the nearby Henniker Hardwood Pallet (HHP). Ensigner said HHP often begins its operations at 4 AM and the noise from its forklifts, de-barker and chipper resonates into the Highland residential area, making it difficult to sleep…

Deering burglary and suspicious activity

Sometime between December 1 and the evening of December 3, an East Deering Road residence was burglarized and sustained damages to include the copper plumbing being removed, causing water damage to the finished basement area, as well as other minor structural damages from forced entry…

Proposed H-D School Budget up $1.4 million

With a proposed budget increase of $1.4 million and a default budget up nearly $500,000, the Hillsboro-Deering School Board has asked Superintendent Dr. Gary Murphy and Business Administrator Ernest Muserallo to prepare budget impact scenarios if the default budget was reduced by $250,000 or $500,000…

Icy road causes Newbury auto accident

Route 103 in Newbury was closed for more than 12 hours, after a car skidded off the road and hit a utility pole. Matt Parker, 38, and his wife, Heidi suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Newbury Police Department. Newbury Officer Bradley Wheeler reports that the pole was broken in half, and the top half with the wires was leaning across 103, making it impassable…

Two Antrim residents sent to the hospital

Two separate auto accidents sent a pair of Antrim residents to the hospital over the weekend. Keene Police reports indicate that Warren Wilber, 50, of Antrim fell asleep while driving on Route 9 near Sullivan Road Friday evening, when his vehicle drifted off the road and rolled over…

Kearsarge hoop legend to lead Lakers

Former Kearsarge girls’ basketball coach Ed Tenney will lead the Sunapee boys’ team this season, replacing Tim LaTorra who leaves to become assistant men’s coach at New England College. Tenney coached the Cougar girls for 18 seasons, appearing in five championship games and winning two…

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In New Hampshire – December 2011

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Download In New Hampshire - December 2011 (pdf)Inn to Inn Cookie and Candy Tour

The popular Mt Washington Valley, NH inn to inn holiday cookie tour will offer holiday decorating ideas & trees, recipe cards, collectors ornaments, prizes plus plenty of sweet treats. “C” is not only for Christmas but also for cookies, candy, collectors’ ornaments and cards with recipes this holiday season in Mt. Washington Valley…

Christmas at Canterbury Shaker Village

Come ring in the season at Canterbury Shaker Village on Dec. 3 starting at 3 p.m. Stroll across the Village grounds amid hundreds of luminaries; enjoy horse drawn sleigh and wagon rides, a 19th Century Magic Show, and a Puppet Show; Musical Performances Showcase, enjoy hot cider while listening to musical entertainment; and shop at the Museum Store for unique, handmade gifts!…

Strawbery Banke Museum celebrates 31st Annual Candlelight Stroll

With nearly 7,000 visitors in attendance at last year’s event, Strawbery Banke Museum is gearing up to make its 31st annual Candlelight Stroll the best ever. The Stroll takes place December 4–5, 11–12, & 18–19 from 5:00 to 9:00 pm on Saturdays and 4:00 to 8:00pm on Sundays. The Stroll showcases 350 years of seasonal and holiday traditions against the backdrop of the Museum’s furnished historic houses. On these weekend evenings, the Museum grounds glow with hundreds of luminaria, the houses are adorned in period-appropriate holiday finery of live greens and dried flowers, and the scents and sounds of the season abound…

Famous Christmas Trees

The Blue Room Christmas Tree – Since 1966, members of the National Christmas Tree Association have presented the Christmas Tree that is displayed in the Blue Room of the White House. The honor each year to present a tree to the First Lady goes to the Grand Champion grower. Growers also often contribute Christmas Trees for display in the Oval Office and private residences. Click here for more information on the Blue Room Christmas Tree…

Making Christmas Magic at The Rocks Estate

BETHLEHEM, N.H. – Holiday magic and modern technology will mingle at The Rocks Estate this year to create wonderful Christmas memories. The Christmas tree farm, long a favorite holiday destination, strives to add creative twists to its repertoire each season…

 

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The Messenger – December 2, 2011

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Download The Messenger - December 2, 2011 (pdf)Hopkinton Town Offices burglarized

Two weeks ago, the Hopkinton Town Clerk’s office was broken into and a small amount of money was taken. Selectman Chair, Jim O’Brien reports that on Nov. 14, someone broke into the office through a back door and stole what he characterized as an “unsubstantial” amount of cash…

Newbury rallies to aid sick firefighter

After three years of fighting the cancer with three brain surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation treatments, Newbury firefighter Chris Palmer’s tumor has returned. Doctors are considering a bone marrow transplant to help his immune system recover from aggressive chemotherapy. To help find a match, The Newbury Fire Department has organized a bone marrow registration drive and fundraiser on Dec. 3…

ConVal choral teacher chosen as NH President-Elect

ConVal High School’s Choral Teacher has been elected president-elect by the members of the N.H. Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association. Esther Ruth Holland Rhoades will serve two years as president-elect before assuming the presidency in July, 2013…

Great Brook students ask for “Toys For Tots”

During the holiday season, Great Brook students have been participating in an annual tradition – the canned food drive. Canned and packaged dry food items will be donated to the local food bank in Antrim and will help needy families stretch their food budgets…

Burglars hit Aubuchon Store in Warner

Burglars hit the Aubuchon’s Hardware in Warner sometime after closing on November 21st. Assistant Manager Dale Sandy found the front door damaged after having been forcefully opened when he arrived to open the store the following morning…

Bradford’s Police need sewer & water

The NH Department of Labor has notified the Town of Bradford it has 30 days to provide water & sewer functions to the trailer housing the Police Department…

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The Messenger – November 25, 2011

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Download The Messenger - November 25, 2011 (pdf)Give a Merry Christmas to our needy neighbors

Messenger publisher, Leigh Bosse, is pleased to announce that for the 17th consecutive year, The Messenger, in conjunction with the Hillsborough Lions Club, will be conducting its annual appeal to readers to fund the distribution of Christmas Food Baskets to needy families in the area…

Selectmen oppose ConVal school closings

While the ConVal School district struggles with declining enrollments, one of its alternative remedies met heavy opposition this week when the Selectmen’s Advisory Committee voted unanimously to oppose any reorganization plan that calls for elimination of any of the district’s elementary schools…

Heidi Welch to conduct Boston Pops

You did it! HDHS Music Director Heidi Welch was the overwhelming choice for “NH Music Teacher of the Year.” Having won the WERZ contest, Heidi will be the guest conductor of the Boston Pops at their December 17th performance at the Verizion Center…

Newport principal arrested for assault

Newport Middle High School principal, Mark Christensen has been arrested and charged with simple assault against a 16-year female student. Christensen turned himself in on Wednesday after a one day investigation by the Newport Police, and was released on $1,500 personal recognizance bail…

ConVal grad arrested for armed robbery

A ConVal High School graduate turned himself in to Portsmouth Police last week, after spending a week in Las Vegas. Timothy Burke, 29, has been charged with two recent robberies at the People’s United Bank in Portsmouth…

Firefighters save two homes in Weare

Firefighters from Weare and surrounding towns battled two house fires over the weekend. Fire Chief Robert Vezina reports that a fire broke out Friday, in a home at 296 River Road in South Weare. The fire was discovered by a neighbor, who with the assistance of another resident, used a garden hose to contain the fire before the fire department arrived…

Newport abolishes Finance Director’s job

Former Finance Director, now Newport Town Manager, Paul Brown presented the Selectmen with a proposal to abolish his old position, replacing it with a Bookkeeper/Accountant at a salary of $30,000 per year…

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Holiday Guide – 2011

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Download Holiday Guide - 2011 (pdf)Strawbery Banke Museum celebrates 31st Annual Candlelight Stroll

With nearly 7,000 visitors in attendance at last year’s event, Strawbery Banke Museum is gearing up to make its 31st annual Candlelight Stroll the best ever. The Stroll takes place December 4–5, 11–12, & 18–19 from 5:00 to 9:00 pm on Saturdays and 4:00 to 8:00pm on Sundays. The Stroll showcases 350 years of seasonal and holiday traditions against the backdrop of the Museum’s furnished historic houses…

Santa’s Holiday Express

Santa will be on board the train with a small gift in his bag for every good little boy and girl on Dec. 3 starting at 10:30 a.m. Joining him will be mischievous elves who will share their hot chocolate and cookies with everyone on the train…

Easy entertaining tips for holiday celebrations

For most Americans, the holiday season is the busiest and most demanding time of the year. From social engagements and travel to buying gifts and baking, it’s often hard to juggle competing commitments. In fact, 80 percent of Americans anticipate stress during the holiday season, according to the American Psychological Association. If you are planning a cocktail or dinner party this year, remember, inviting friends and family into your home should be fun and festive, not overwhelming…

Global flavors inspire holiday dinners

Experiencing new cultures through food is becoming a flavorful pastime, as evidenced by the increased popularity of fusion cuisine, food trucks and ethnic ingredients…

Great gifts for the holiday season

The holiday season is here and the pressure to find that perfect gift for everyone on your list now has an overbearing timestamp. But fear not. The following list of gift ideas is sure to make this year’s holiday gift giving much less daunting…

 

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The Messenger – November 18, 2011

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Download The Messenger - November 18, 2011 (pdf)Henniker concert opens the holiday season

Joy to the World! It’s time for the annual Henniker Holiday Concert, this year featuring the Concord Vocal Octet and pianist extraordinaire, Will Ogmundson, Sunday, December 4th 2:00 – 4:30 PM, Simon Center, New England College…

Double fatality from Deering car accident

At about 6:23 p.m. hours in the evening of Monday, November 14, 2011, the Hillsboro Dispatch Center received a call of a single car motor vehicle accident on East Deering Road in Deering. Officers responded and found a four door sedan that had exited the roadway and struck a tree head-on. The vehicle had sustained highly significant damage…

High turnover on Newport School Board

What a difference a year makes. After months of controversy since last year’s School Board elections, this March there will be four openings on the five-member Newport School Board, two openings for three years each, one for two years and one for one year…

ConVal considering closing three schools

The Study Committee, charged with presenting options for the reorganization of the school district, has pared its choices down to four options. One option, consolidation of elementary schools to address reduced enrollment requires a change in the ConVal Articles of Agreement, which call for an elementary school in every town in the district except Sharon, would be difficult to achieve…

Halloween burglar known but at large

The New London Police know the identified man responsible for a string of break-ins at Clarke’s Hardware and several residences on Halloween night, but he has so far eluded arrest. According to New London Police Chief Dave Seastrand the suspect has an excessive criminal history…

Henniker Youth Hockey Results

An enthusiastic Henniker Edmund’s Ace Hardware Mite team started game play this weekend with three games. On Saturday the Huskies lost a hard fought game to Stowe, VT by a score of 4-1.  Aidan Pope tallied the only goal for the Huskies and Preston Briggs had an outstanding game in net…

Lady Hillcats hold open practice Nov. 26

Hillsboro-Deering HS, Lady Hillcats Varsity Basketball will be holding an open practice / clinic on Saturday, Nov. 26th at 11:00am @ the HDHS Gymnasium. First year Head Coach Scott Drapeau invites the local public, and the local youth basketball players/coaches to attend…

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Senior Lifestyles – November 2011

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Download Senior Lifestyles - November 2011 (pdf)Planning for retirement in a tough economy

You don’t necessarily need to scrap your retirement dreams because of a bad economy. While many older Americans have seen their nest eggs decimated by a troubled economy, some smart planning and open dialogue can keep your retirement on track…

Share your medical history with your family

Do your relatives know the facts about your personal medical history? What about your family history and their risk for disease? A recent survey found that 96 percent of Americans believe it’s important to know their family medical history, yet only a third actually gather specifics, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…

How to choose the right phone for seniors

As we grow older, our motor skills may decrease, but this doesn’t prevent many seniors from launching new careers or hobbies and enjoying rich social lives. However, aging can change our priorities and abilities, and many seniors who like to stay in touch with friends and family may want to consider this when purchasing new phones…

Things to ask about at your annual physical

It’s something far too many of us put off — finding a primary care doctor and getting annual check-ups. But finding a doctor and scheduling an appointment is only part of the battle. You need to know what questions to ask and what tests are important for you…

 

 

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The Messenger – November 11, 2011

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Download The Messenger - November 11, 2011 (pdf)Antrim voters reaffirm support of wind energy

In an unofficial straw poll at March’s Town Meeting, 64% of Antrim voters favored the development of wind energy in town. On Tuesday, after months of controversy, they got to vote again, this time officially. With nearly 50%…

SAU #34 School Board wants 3% budget increase

The SAU #34 School Board is proposing a new budget of $1,043,765, or an increase of just over 3%. Originally, the board was presented with a budget showing a 4.3% increase, but fearing voter rejection, Washington member John Hyland suggested holding the increase to 3.6%, which equals this year’s cost of living increase…

Country 3 Corners, a Weare landmark has reopened

After a three month shutdown, Country 3 Corners Convenience Store has reopened. Then owner Mike Danzinger abruptly closed his three businesses in August, the convenience store at Country 3 Corners, Dodge’s Store in New Boston and Mike’s Red Barn in Salem due to financial problems…

Hancock woman uninjured in accident

A Hancock woman, driving on Route 101, hit a patch of ice which caused the vehicle to roll over and go off the road. Mackenzie Renaud, 18, of Hancock was in the passing lane to overtake a slower vehicle when she hit an icy spot…

Peterborough man arrested for DWI after car crash

Corey McNallen, 30, of Peterborough has been charged with DWI after he ran over a traffic island on Union Street in West Peterborough last Saturday…

Epsom pair arrested for Weare burglaries

On November 3rd, Weare Police responded to a residence on River Road for a reported past-tense burglary. After clearing the burglary call, Chief Greg Begin observed a vehicle operating in the area with an expired inspection sticker. He stopped the vehicle and made contact with the operator later identified as Tara Butts, 23, of Epsom, and her passenger later identified as Timothy Mills, 23, also of Epsom…

Division IV Girls’ Soccer Championship #1 Sunapee 2 #2 Littleton 1 (OT)

Double teamed the entire game, the Lakers’ Molly Puchtler was held in check most of the game, but you can’t double team penalty and corner kicks, and Puchtler nailed both to give the Sunapee its first Division IV Championship…

Division IV Boys’ Soccer Championship #7 Wilton-Lyndeborough 2 #8 Sunapee 1

In a hard fought defensive battle, the Lakers came up just short. Trailing only 1-0 at the break, thanks to a great save by Keeper TJ Walchotz, Sunapee tied the game when Troy Fowler drilled a shot past the Warrior Keeper at 9:12 into the second half…

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New Hampshire Homes & Home Improvement – November 2011

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Download New Hampshire Homes & Home Improvement - November, 2011 (pdf)New trends in home décor

Americans are spending more time than ever at home with family and friends. Eighty percent of consumers say they are entertaining at home these days, according to new research from the NPD Group, a consumer market research company…

Efficient heating options for fall and winter

When temperatures drop, you may be tempted to blast the thermostat. But a high home heating bill may just be your motivation to explore more creative ways of being comfortable this season. Keeping your family warm is not a luxury, it’s a necessity, so don’t let the cost go through the roof…

How to protect yourself from financial scams

No matter how much money you have, your financial accounts and investments need protection. According to the FBI, Americans currently lose approximately $40 billion annually to financial investment fraud…

Tips for a healthier bathroom

While most people can tolerate some clutter and dust in their home, a grungy bathroom is another story. Ironically, the room devoted to personal cleanliness is often rife with bacteria, mold and mildew — even if it looks spotless…

 

 

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