Dumont Named Environmental Educator of the Year by DONNA RHODES [email protected] with Dumont

Dumont Named Environmental Educator of the Year by DONNA RHODES Drhodes@Slamonpress.News with Dumont

THURSDAY,Newfound MARCH 16, 2017 FREE IN PRINT, FREE ON-LINE • WWW.NEWFOUNDLANDING.COM Landing COMPLIMENTARY Newfound's Peter Dumont named Environmental Educator of the Year BY DONNA RHODES [email protected] with Dumont. “There BRISTOL — Science are about 80 high schools teacher Peter Dumont in the state and we’re of Newfound Regional such a small school that High School was re- when I heard he won, I cently named the Envi- said, ‘Yeah- heck yeah!’” ronmental Educator of Tyler, another junior the Year by New Hamp- from Bristol, also felt it shire’s Environmental was a good choice. Tyler Association — an hon- said he didn’t initially or he well deserved, ac- sign up for a science cording to co-workers class with Dumont, but Amy Yeakel and Jen once he did, he was glad. Dayhoff, who sent in the “It ended up being a recommendation, and lot of fun, so I took a hor- most importantly his ticulture class with him, students. too,” he said. “When you ask Mr. A graduate of Keene Dumont what a word State College, Dumont means, he doesn’t just is in his 11th consec- give you the definition, utive year of teaching he gives you examples of at NRHS. Among the it on top of that to make courses he currently you really understand,” offers are AP Biology, said Mackenzie, a junior Donna Rhodes Anatomy and Physiolo- from New Hampton who Peter Dumont, recently named the Environmental Educator of the Year by New Hampshire’s Environmental Association, not only gy, Sophomore Biology, has enjoyed two classes has plants and a large aquarium in his classroom, but he and his students at NRHS enjoy their “squirrel mascot” as well. SEE DUMONT, PAGE A13 Back by popular demand Positive feedback prompts Alexandria PD to schedule second active shooter response class

BY DONNA RHODES take time to educate spond should they fins [email protected] themselves on what to do themselves caught up in ALEXANDRIA — Al- if they’re ever caught up a dangerous situation. exandria Police Chief in such a situation,” he Participants in the class Donald Sullivan said he said. can also learn what to received a great response The time to think expect when law enforce- to the “Civilian Response about what to do is be- ment officers arrive on to Active Shooter” class fore that happens, Sulli- the scene and how they, he conducted on March van said, and his course too, will be reacting to 2, demonstrating ways gives people simple the incident. people can protect them- yet vital information Among the many selves in the event of on how they should re- SEE RESPONSE, PAGE A13 such an incident. As a result of the positive feedback, he has been asked First Star Tonight to present a second workshop. Courtesy “We really got a lot celebrates 30 years of The Tapply-Thompson Community Center (TTCC) will be hosting their very popular Annual of positive feedback on Easter Egg Hunt again this year! The date for this year’s event is Saturday, April 15, and the class, and people helping children in need the kickoff time is 1 p.m. who missed it have been asking if we could do it BY DONNA RHODES Star Tonight has assist- Easter Egg Hunt Eggstravaganza again,” Sullivan said. [email protected] ed hundreds of families The class is designed PLYMOUTH — This in a number of ways. to show people ways in year, the charitable or- They have helped pur- is back at the TTCC which they can protect ganization First Star To- chase prescription medi- themselves in an active night celebrates its 30th cations, glasses, and gas BRISTOL — The their very popular An- event is Saturday, April shooter incident, wheth- year in helping children cards to help get a child Tapply-Thompson nual Easter Egg Hunt 15, and the kickoff time er it be in the workplace, and young adults with se- to medical appointments. Community Center again this year! The is 1 p.m. at a shopping mall, a rious medical problems, Some of the children (TTCC) will be hosting date for this year’s SEE EGG HUNT, PAGE A13 school or anywhere else and their upcoming gala, SEE FIRST STAR, PAGE A13 that might be targeted featuring a night of din- for a mass-shooting at- ing, dancing and a live tack. auction, is one way peo- “Believe it or not it, in- ple can help them in their cidents like this can hap- mission to assist friends pen here in New Hamp- and neighbors in central shire, so people should New Hampshire. Three decades ago, a Plymouth State Universi- INDEX ty professor whose young n daughter was hospital- Volume 4 • Number 11 ized at Dartmouth-Hitch- Opinion...... A4 cock Medical Center in Obituaries...... A5 Hanover founded First Towns...... A5,A6 Star Tonight. Driving home from a day of being Churches...... A6,A7 with her at the hospital, Arts & Ent...... A7 he looked up to see the Health...... A9 first star of the evening shining brightly in the Business...... A12 sky. Inspired by the sight, Sports...... B1-B4 & B8 he promised then and Donna Rhodes Classifieds...... B6-B7 there that if his own child 24 pages in 2 sections recovered, he would help True dedication ©2017, Salmon Press, LLC. other children and their Voters who made their way through the Nor’easter on Tuesday were greeted at the polls in Bristol by some hardy candidates Call us at (603) 279-4516 families who were caught who braved the heavy snow for some last minute campaigning. Results of area elections will be available in next week’s email: [email protected] up in similar situations. edition of the Newfound Landing. www.salmonpress.com Since that time, First Local A2 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 n New Hampton Historical Society to host Japanese Garden program NEW HAMPTON – His trees are carefully se- passions for Japanese The New Hampton His- lected to be hardy in our gardening and trees. torical Society presents northern New England Shin-Boku works with “Japanese Gardens” notorious winters. In clients to help select Tuesday, March 21 at 7 Japanese culture, garden trees and designs that p.m. at the Gordon-Nash building is honored as a suit their desires, budget Library, New Hampton. high art. Palmer consid- and site, and Palmer is Palmer Koelb, owner ers these natural-look- committed to every plant and founder of Shin-Boku ing, asymmetrical gar- that leaves his nursery, Nursery in Wentworth, dens a place in nature and is always available the largest Japanese where he finds beauty, to discuss proper care garden tree business in peace and inspiration. or visit to monitor the North America, shares The Japanese-style Stroll plant's health. As our his experience following Garden at the nursery Spring thaw begins, this a four hundred plus year projects serenity and is program is well-timed to tradition of Japanese a testament to Palmer’s give us inspiration for garden tree trimming. diligent work ethic and our gardening plans.

Courtesy Newfound Area The New Hampton Historical Society presents “Japanese Gardens” Tuesday, March 21 at 7 p.m. Churches announce at the Gordon-Nash Library, New Hampton. Alexandria police log

Lenten services ALEXANDRIA — case of simple assault, cluded six fire depart- REGION — New- afterward. Hampton Community The Alexandria Police three thefts, two cases ment/EMS assists, found Area Churches The church rotation Church, March 29 - Al- Department responded of possession of a con- four agency assists, (NAC) will be holding is as followes: March exandria United Meth- to 38 calls for service, trolled drug (one with four pistol permits, their annual Lenten ser- 1st - Our Lady Of Grace, odist Church, and April made seven arrests intent to sell), one ha- and 24 other miscella- vices beginning March March 8 - Bristol United 5 - Union Congregational and 54 motor vehicle bitual offender, one neous calls. 1. These services are Church of Christ, March Church of Hebron. stops, and investigat- case of driving without Of the seven arrests held every Wednesday at 15 - Bristol Baptist For more informa- ed two motor vehicle giving proof (lack of re- made during Febru- noon, with a light lunch Church, March 22 - New tion, please call 744-3885. accidents during the quired insurance), and ary, four were felonies, month of February. two suspended regis- three of which includ- Crimes reported last trations. ed the possession or Bristol Resident receives month included one Calls for service in- sale of drugs. degree from Simmons College White Mountain National Forest BOSTON, Mass. — authority on women's coeducational grad- Brittany Overton of leadership. Founded in uate programs in nurs- announces Youth Conservation Bristol recently earned 1899, Simmons is the ing and health sciences, a Master of Science from only undergraduate liberal arts, library and Corp (YCC) Summer Work Program Simmons College. Over- women's college in Bos- information science, ton majored in archives ton, and maintains a his- business management, CAMPTON — The 18 who will work, learn, and fire management. management. tory of visionary think- and social work. Follow Youth Conservation and earn together in The YCC crew will also Simmons College ing and a focus on social Simmons on Twitter at Corp (YCC) is a summer the great outdoors. The spend one day each (www.simmons.edu) is responsibility. The Col- @SimmonsCollege and employment program purpose of the YCC pro- week learning about a nationally recognized lege offers world-class @SimmonsNews. for area youths ages 15- gram is to accomplish natural resource con- private university locat- needed conservation servation and manage- ed in the heart of Boston, work on public lands, ment during dedicated and is the preeminent Altrusa of Meredith offering scholarships while providing an ed- education days. ucational experience. The eight week pro- MEREDITH — Altru- als upgrading their job of Meredith, Lakes Re- The program is spon- gram will run from sa of Meredith is offering skills (for example but gion Community Col- sored by the Pemige- June 19 through Aug. scholarships to nontra- not limited to – LNA lege, public libraries in wasset Ranger District 11. Applications must ditional students living programs, recertifica- Meredith, Moultonbor- in Campton. be mailed, emailed or or working in Meredith, tion programs), under- ough, Center Harbor, The randomly select- faxed to the Pemige- Center Harbor, Moul- graduate students and New Hampton or Sand- ed crew will consist of wasset Ranger District, tonborough, New Hamp- graduate students. Those wich. 6 students; 50 percent 71 White Mountain ton or Sandwich and 23 interested are encour- For further informa- boys and 50 percent Drive, Campton NH, years of age and older. aged to apply by March tion, contact Linda Mat- girls. Enrollees will 03223. The applica- Scholarships are 31. Applications may be son at 279-5929 or Phyllis work a 40 hour week tion deadline is April intended for individu- found online at Altrusa Hamblet at 279-6794. In earning minimum 18. For more informa- 2016, Altrusa awarded wage, and projects will tion or to print an appli- $5,000 to students and include: trail mainte- cation: www.fs.usda. the Altrusa Scholarship nance, clean-up and gov/whitemountain, or Committee looks for- maintenance of rec- contact YCC Program ward to receiving and re- reation sites, wildlife Manager Ryan Twom- viewing the applications habitat improvement ey at [email protected]. for 2017 scholarship work, and other proj- us or 536-6103. awards. ects supporting timber Leapin’ Leprechauns – It’s time for the Fourth Annual Shamrock Shuffle PLYMOUTH — To be poking their heads The event is not of- mark the start of the out of the ground soon ficially timed, as our spring season, the fourth and there’s no time like focus is to encourage annual Shamrock Shuf- the present to get up, get community members fle is being held on Sat- out and get moving with to take steps toward a urday, March 18, two Speare Memorial Hospi- more active lifestyle. Be JOIN US FOR THE ADVANCE SCREENINGS ON THURSDAY 2/9 OF: LEGO BATMAN AT 5PM & FIFTYdays SHADES beforeDARKER AT 7PMvernal equi- tal’s family friendly, 5K sure to cheer on the par- nox. The days are getting health walk/fun run. ticipants as they pass by longer, the flowers will Put on your green your home or business. and join us at the start- Thank you to our Pot ing line at the Plymouth ‘O Gold event sponsor, Regional Regional High Medical Reimbursement School. Registration be- Specialist for helping to gins at 8 a.m., and the make this community 844-4BARNZS starting gun will go off event possible Week of 3/17 - 3/23 at 9 a.m. The race will Register online at KONG: SKULL ISLAND PG-13 wind its way through the www.SpeareHospital. Fri. & Sat.: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 & 9:45 PM streets of Plymouth. com/Shamrock. Sun. & Mon.: 1:00, 4:00 & 7:00 PM Mon.- Thurs: 4:00 & 7:00 PM Entertaining the The registration fee BEAUTY & THE BEAST PG crowd again during is $10 per person. Chil- Fri. & Sat.: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30 & 9:15 PM registration will be dren age five and under Sun. & Mon.: 12:30, 3:30 & 6:30 PM Irish step dancers from are free, but must be reg- Tues. - Thurs.: 3:30 & 6:30 PM Féileacán Irish Dance istered. Proceeds from LOGAN R Academy. They were a the event will support Fri. & Sat.: 12:45, 3:45, 6:45 & 9:45 PM big hit at the event last Speare’s community out- Sun. & Mon.: 12:45, 3:45, 6:45 PM Mon.- Thurs: 3:45 & 6:45 PM year and really stepped reach and health educa- Find us online at the day off full of Irish tion programs. The first BarnZs.com cheer and good luck. SEE SHAMROCK, PAGE A13 Local n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 A3 New exhibit at Pease Library offers a chance to “Discover Space” BY DONNA RHODES [email protected] PLYMOUTH — Pease Public Library in Plym- outh is now offering an opportunity for people of all ages to learn more about the wonders of Earth’s solar system through “Discover Space: A Cosmic Journey,” a traveling exhibit that provides educational and fun hands-on experiences that are truly out of this Donna Rhodes world. Pease Public Library in Plymouth is pleased to be one of only nine libraries nationwide selected Library Director Di- to host a special traveling exhibit, Discover Space, which features numerous video touch screens ane Lynch said the grant and other hands on activities for people of all ages to enjoy. process to bring “Discov- Since that day, people able to bring them space Ricker. er Space” to Plymouth from all over New Hamp- education at a hands-on For a truly interac- began two years ago and shire and beyond have level.” tive experience, boys and they were thrilled when stopped in to experience While there are many girls like Space Weather they learned that Pease courtesy the exhibit for them- informational displays the most. There they can was one of only nine li- Many families have been enjoying frequent visits to Pease selves. Many, library filled with fascinating don an astronaut’s hel- braries nationwide to be Library’s Discover Space exhibit, which is offering some fun, staff said, have even been facts on planets, comets, met, grab a script and be approved for the exhibit. hands on learning experiences about the stars, planets, aster- back more than once. asteroids and more, the videotaped before a pro- “It’s wonderful be- oids and more from now until May 19. “We’re super excited interactive touch screens fessional green screen cause it’s an interac- do,” she said. to the public on Feb. 22 about this,” said Chil- also dig deep into many as they give the weather tive exhibit with touch After two days of as- when 86 people attended dren’s Librarian Tanya topics that can be enjoyed report on Saturn or other screens, moving pieces sembly, “Discover Space” the opening reception, Ricker. “The kids really and appreciated by all. space destinations. and plenty of things to was formally introduced Lynch said. love it, and it’s so fun to be One such screen al- “After they’re lows people to select a through, they can watch destination, whether it themselves on video be Mars, Pluto, the moon, playback, but then it’s or Comet Tempel 1. They automatically erased for are then whisked off by safety purposes,” Ricker video to learn more about explained. the subject they chose. One other great expe- There is also a Space rience is the chance to see Trivia Challenge touch and touch an actual rem- screen to test one’s nant from outer space knowledge, and for mov- space. Two meteorites, ie buffs, a fact or fiction one discovered in North touch screen lets people Africa and one in Argen- consider if Hollywood tina, are on display with was scientifically accu- activities available for rate in movies like Star people to participate in as Wars, Armageddon and well. 2001: A Space Odyssey. Children can also Courtesy “There’s so much you build rocket ships and It’s time to emerge from winter hibernation and enjoy a bit of can do at even just one of enjoy other creative play spring fun – and the perfect opportunity is the Seventh Annual the touch screen stations. experiences pertaining to Circle Trot on Sunday, April 30, starting at the PSU Ice Arena It’s really amazing,” said SEE SPACE, PAGE A13 and Welcome Center. Plymouth welcomes spring with the Circle Trot- Friends to the Finish! PLYMOUTH — It’s vanced, competitive run- ered through the camp on-site registration, in- time to emerge from ner the 10K and 5K is the experience and through formation booths, clean winter hibernation and challenge you’re looking year-round activities up, etc. The event will enjoy a bit of spring fun for. Those who like to with their volunteer start at 9:30 a.m. in front – and the perfect oppor- walk can choose the 5K mentors who come from of the Ice Arena on Hol- tunity is the Seventh or 2K, all professionally throughout central New derness Road and fol- Annual Circle Trot on timed. Everyone is en- Hampshire. The pro- low routes that can be Sunday, April 30, start- couraged to participate gram goal is to provide viewed at the registra- ing at the PSU Ice Arena in the spirit of “Friends a supporting and position site http://www.sig- and Welcome Center. to the Finish” and walk tive environment while nupgenius.com/ So gath- This event is planned or run together. Prizes creating a lifelong com- er the troops and show as a community-wide, will be awarded for fast- munity of friends. up for a great day of fun inclusive fun run/walk est times in all distance Participation in the and community service to benefit the Circle divisions. Circle Trot will provide all in one. If you have Program and promote With the Circle Trot’s a shining example of any questions, email healthy, active living in support the Circle Pro- healthy, active living circleevents@circlepro- the company of friends, gram will provide a res- by all with the spirit gram.org. family and community idential summer camp of collaboration that is members. Plymouth and year-round men- at the heart of the PSU State University’s Cen- toring experience for motto “et prosim.” It is ter for Active Living and girls, ages seven to 11 about being active as Healthy Communities is who are economically a community and con- joining forces with the challenged. Girls and tributing to the support Bank of New Hampshire mentors benefit greatly of a truly worthwhile to sponsor this event. We from this partnership. activity. are encouraging every- The Circle girls are Volunteers are wel- one to come and enjoy a provided with a unique come for a variety of day of fun. combination of adult tasks: assisting with set For the more ad- and peer support deliv- up, route monitoring,

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BETHLEHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE 603.444.6228 • www.therocks.org A4 Thursday, Opinion MARCH 16, 2017 Save the date for “Convergence” PET BY LIZ BROCHU lifestyles and provides Contributor opportunities to men- of the Week Convergence: the tor and guide youth process of moving to- towards promising fu- ward unity; when two tures. We watched sev- or more things come eral students, in real Francine together to form a new time, envision and be- FRANCINE has Hampshire. Our win- whole. We hope you gin to sketch their piec- good reason to look a ter weather doesn’t will save the evening es. It was fascinating. little worried, some seem to both her, of April 13 from 5-7 We were able to see might say pensive - dressed fetchingly p.m. for a special kind ideas crystallize: Ben she’s been overlooked in a nice warm coat of fundraiser called, Greenberg described a at New Hampshire she is ready for walks “Convergence.” “Con- raft in the water with a Humane Society in and play in the snow. vergence” promises to person being rescued. favour of the fluffier, We’ve found her to be be a very exciting eve- Through his graph- cuter, smaller, prettier super smart and ready ning of artistic inspira- ic description I could dogs since January! to learn. Francine has tion for our community “see” rapids with a Life is indeed a bit demonstrated a pen- and will be hosted by small boat being tossed of a beauty contest chant for agility and the Plymouth Regional about yet through the for shelter dogs and learning while waiting High School advanced turbulent waters, hope especially for those for her second chance art students and their still remained. Skye that have that ability and a family to call her teachers, Lynn San- Decato envisioned a to look piercingly into own. born and Mary Boyle. girl pressed in a cor- the souls of humans… A sturdy, muscular The event will take ner with an outreached Are WE good enough girl in the prime of place at Plymouth Re- hand visible through for her, is what we health, truly a more gional High School. the fog. Skye’s de- should be asking our- loyal companion you “Convergence” will scription immediately selves. will not find. Best showcase the art of grabbed my attention. She travelled a long home, one where she Come and visit ly demeanor. these promising young Deb Naro shared how way in the hopes of is the only pet in the Francine, we are quite Check www.nhhu- artists with the pro- stress is a major con- finding her forever household – active sure you will be im- mane.org for more de- ceeds from sales ben- tributing factor for home, here in New teenagers a plus. pressed with her state- tails. efitting the youth pro- adolescent substance grams of two important use. She also shared community organiza- the TIME Magazine tions, CADY and the cover story of “Anx- Circle Program. iety, Depression and Time to ease off the moose hunt, “Convergence” will the American Adoles- provide a unique jour- cent” (November 2016 ney into the world of edition). This article and the creation of ever more pets adolescence. Through powerfully highlighted the eyes of high school a “spectrum of angst NORTH students, we will see that plagues 21st cen- that the struggles of tury teens.” Skye’s vi- COUNTRY youth are not limited sion put a face on how NOTEBOOK to school, grades, and loneliness, anxiety, and teen relationships. Our stress can lead to a fog By JOHN HARRIGAN youth are also impacted of confusion, desper- New Hampshire’s by adult issued—they ation, and self harm. moose population seems are aware of political Isobel Daniels-Camp- to be about half what it angst and serious is- bell shared her idea of was in its heyday. There sues such as substance a school of fish swim- is no way to be sure use and addiction. ming in a sea of peer about any wildlife popu- In December, 2016, pressure. These are lation, of course, because CADY and the Circle just a few of the many wild animals don’t exact- staff met with the PRHS powerful works that ly line up to go through advanced art class to will be exhibited along turnstiles to be counted. discuss the missions with music, poetry, de- But the estimate of both programs. The licious food created by back in the early 1990s students asked insight- talented PRHS students was about 8,000. To- ful questions about and a silent auction. day, it’s about 4,000. John Harrigan each program to deep- Everyone at CADY Owners of tourist des- This dog (my dog, Millie, who was once thrown out of the State House), has a warm, safe home, en their understanding. and Circle thrilled and tinations---cabins and and plenty to eat. Thousands of abandoned, neglected and mistreated pets have little or none Through this discus- grateful that PRHS ad- lodges and motels and of that. sion, commonalities of vanced art students inns---will tell you that both organizations be- have the opportuni- guests driving north cord is a feisty and gan to surface. One ex- ty to educate, engage, to see moose along the well-edited daily newspa- ample is the mission of and empower our com- roads around Berlin, Er- per out of St. Johnsbury, CADY and Circle each munities through the rol or Pittsburg often go Vt. I say “feisty” because empowers youth to arts: a powerful medi- home disappointed. the Caledonian, along seek healthy, drug-free SEE CADY, PAGE A14 At one time, more with the Keene Sentinel, than 12,000 people were the Union Leader and coughing up $10 each to the Concord Monitor, enter the moose permit can always be counted lottery, in which more on to jump right in with than 500 permits were court appeals or lawsuits Newfound chosen. This year, Fish whenever government and Game announced bureaucrats try to sup- that it would issue only press the people’s news. Landing 51 permits for next year’s The Caledonian runs Proudly serving Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, hunt, the lowest since a very good pet care and Danbury, Groton, Hebron, Hill, New Hampton the season was first es- animal rescue column, and the surrounding communities. tablished in 1988, titled this past week Although I’d never “It’s Hip to Snip.” The th argue that New Hamp- month’s topic was the Roger Irwin — Courtesy Established Setbp em er 18 , 2014 Guildhall’s Roger Irwin took this fine head shot of a bull moose shire’s moose population drastic need to reduce on a typical mist-shrouded North Country day. Offices at 5 Water Street, P.O. Box 729, is endangered, hunters new litters of cats and Meredith, New Hampshire 03253 have long held that they dogs, because there are is surviving a territorial hard to find. But I will Phone: 603-279-4516 • Fax: 603-279-3331 would never be part of a already so many hapless fight. not, because there are al- hunt that would bring a and helpless pets tossed Local vets typically ready far more dogs and Frank Chilinski, President & Publisher wildlife population any- to the winds by their un- jump through hoops to cats than society cares Ryan Corneau, Information Manager where near such a con- caring, unfeeling, and in cooperate with animal enough to care for, and Brendan Berube, Editor dition. Hunters believe, my book just plain cruel shelters for periodic low- too many “surplus” pets E-mail: [email protected] and often state emphat- owners. cost neutering clinics. dying horrible deaths. Joshua Spaulding, Sports Editor ically, that any decision Anyone in any kind You grab your dog or cat should always be made of farming has stories and stand in line, which +++++ Donna Rhodes, Reporter in the best interests of about cats and dogs just is to say the least an in- Advertising Sales: Tracy Lewis the resource, not hunt- “dropped off” in a box or teresting event. As dogs Finally, this head- Distribution Manager: Jim Hinckley ing. sack along rural roads and cats get to know each line in the Union Lead- Newfound Landing is published every THURSDAY by Salmon Press, P.O. In the public’s mind, I in the dark of night, as other by nose and butt, er a coupe of weeks ago Box 729, 5 Water St., Meredith, NH 03253. think, New Hampshire’s if they will magically go so do their owners (not caught my eye: “State Li- SALMON PRESS PHOTO POLICY: As a community oriented family of news- moose hunt has become into some sort of Limbo necessarily via nose and brary, first in the nation, papers, Salmon Press welcomes photos from readers, business owners, and pathetic. It’s time to pull safe haven. On working butt). celebrates 300 years.” other outside sources for publication in any of its titles. Any photos submitted the plug. farms, there is often no From time to time, I Now, 300 years is a for publication become the property of Salmon Press, and may be displayed in our newspapers, as well as on our Web site. They may also be made available more room for any more get a bit of pressure to long time. Subtracted for re-sale, with any proceeds going to Salmon Press and/or the photo re-print +++++ abandoned animals; and have my dog bred, be- from now, it brings us vendor. Free in Print, Free Online. www.newfoundlanding.com the best the dropped-off cause puppies of her cer- back to 1717, almost half The Caledonian-Re- cat or dog can hope for tain breed and type are SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE A14 Obituaries / Towns n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 A5 Kathleen Marcy Marsh, 71 ASHLAND — Kath- ivia and Allison Marsh, Towns leen “Kathy” Mary Evan Marsh, Ava Marsh, n [O’Mara] Marsh, 71 died and Poppy Marsh; her Alexandria plained the request for RSA 236:114. on March 14, 2017 at brother, David O’Mara; repairs to the springs on The Selectmen re- Judy Kraemer 744-3532 Dartmouth Hitchcock five sisters (Elaine Wil- the 2015 Peterbuilt. Mr. viewed an email from [email protected] Medical Center in Leba- lette of Bridgewater, Jan- Cantara announced that Mark Keenan with ques- n non, after a brief illness. et O’Mara of Thornton, there is a Highway Advi- tions regarding the lo- She was born in La- Josephine McPhail of From the town sory Committee meeting cation of Thissel Road, conia on Sept. 26, 1945, Moultonborough, Car- Selectmen’s Meeting scheduled for Thursday, Selectmen receiving pay, the daughter of Walter men O’Mara of Tufton- Minutes, March 7 March 16, 2017 at 4:30 and the Police Depart- and Marion (Mansfield) wonderful visits. borough, and Anita p.m. ment. O’Mara. Kathy and Norm were O’Mara); and many niec- Items Reviewed and The Selectmen re- She grew up in La- married for 53 years, and es and nephews. Signed Business viewed an email from conia, attended the Sa- loved spending time to- Kathy was well- Junkyard License: The Selectmen dis- Newfound Lake Region cred Heart School, and gether whether it was known to many in Ash- Boake Morrison cussed the possibility of Association regarding moved to Ashland as an working on their home, land and surrounding Annual Facility Re- inviting school children watershed grant money early teen. She was a going for long drives, or communities, and will port 2016 (Transfer Sta- to the Selectmen’s meet- available for projects in 1963 graduate of Ashland just enjoying each oth- be greatly missed. tion) ings to lead the Pledge of Alexandria. Mr. Cantara High School. She mar- er’s company. Calling hours will be CU-12 Summary of Allegiance. has been in contact with ried her husband, Nor- Kathy was employed held on Friday, March Forest Stewardship Plan Mr. Tuthill, Mr. Pie- NLRA to discuss poten- man Marsh, on by the US Postal Service 17, 2017 from 6 to 8 p.m. for Current Use: Simorg hler and those in atten- tial projects. Dec. 28, 1963. for many years as a Rural at the Dupuis Funeral North Forests (Map 409- dance at the meeting ex- The Selectmen re- Kathy loved to be Route Carrier, and then Home, 11 Hill Ave. in 34, 410-53, and 410-55) pressed their gratitude viewed a letter from active, and kept her- a clerk at the Ashland Ashland. A funeral ser- Purchase Order: Don- for Michael Broome’s the Alexandria Con- self busy painting, bird Post Office, and most vice will be held at 11 ovan Spring (repairs to service on the Board of servation Commission watching, reading, and recently at Mountain a.m. on Saturday, March springs on 2015 Peter- Selectmen. regarding Trout Unlim- gardening, but most of Laurel Flower Shoppe in 18, 2017 at the Ashland built) The Selectmen re- ited being interested in all, she enjoyed being Ashland. With her quick Community Church on Purchase Order: Don- viewed a notice received assisting with solutions with her family. Her five smile and kind heart, Main Street in Ashland. ovan Spring (repairs to that the EDP Renewables to the recurring issue of grandchildren adored Kathy was always will- A spring burial will be F550) bond to cover the erec- flooding in the village any chance they got ing to help out anyone in held at the Green Grove Timber Tax: Dunn/ tion and removal of the due to debris build up in to visit Grammy and need. She was known for Cemetery in Ashland. Berube Map 411-19 meteorological tower per Patten Brook. Grandpa and she cher- her willingness to work Donations may be made building permit 2013-8 Jennifer Tuthill sub- ished every minute she hard and loved interact- to the Ashland Fire De- Department Heads/ has been cancelled. The mitted a letter to the spent with them, always ing with people and her partment Auxiliary Op- Commissions tower was not erected Selectmen requesting making it a special and community. eration Santa Clause PO Chief Donald Sulli- and the Selectmen voted reappointment to the fun time. In recent years, She is survived by her Box 856 Ashland, NH van, Police Department that the building permit Conservation Commis- Kathy enjoyed traveling husband of 53 years, Nor- 03217. Dupuis Funeral The Civilian Re- is no longer valid. sion; the Selectmen were to Ohio to spend time man Marsh of Ashland; Home is in charge of the sponse to Active Shooter The Selectmen re- in agreement to reap- with her son Jeff and his her son Jeff and wife Kar- arrangements. For more training that was held on viewed a letter from NH point Mrs. Tuthill to the family and they always en of Massillon, Ohio; information, go to Du- March 2nd had 37 people Department of Safety Conservation Commis- looked forward to those grandchildren twins Ol- puisfuneralhome.com. in attendance. The Po- regarding a zoning anal- sion. lice Department will be ysis being conducted for Mike Provost, Health holding another Civil- cellular communications Officer, said he attended Joseph G. Pescinski, 83 ian Response to Active siting; the Selectmen dis- a training for the Health TILTON — Mr. Joseph Erin Hickey, Stephanie Shooter training on Sat- cussed the possibility Department and some- G. Pescinski, 83, formerly Pescinski, Carla Dine, urday, March 25 at 9 a.m. of the unused tower on body from the Manches- of Tilton, died at Merri- Sean Hickey, and Katie at the Town Hall. Hemphill Road being ter Fire Department was mack County Nursing Pescinski); three great Chief Sullivan provid- used for this purpose. speaking about their Home on March 10, 2017. grandchildren, Caleb, ed a break down of activ- The Selectmen re- Safe Station program He was born in Frank- Raelyn, and Cayden; a ity for the Police Depart- viewed a letter from NH and that three residents lin on Dec. 25, 1933, the brother, Frank Pescins- ment for the month of Department of Transpor- of Alexandria had partic- son of Joseph and Ma- ki of Hill; and nieces and February 2017: 38 calls tation regarding state ipated in the program. rie (Emerina)(Mercier) nephews. for service, 7 arrests, 54 highway paving projects The Selectmen want Pescinski. Joe was raised He was predeceased by car stops , 2 Motor Vehi- in Alexandria for 2017. to remind people that in Franklin, where he re- big game. He was also an his parents and a brother, cle Accidents Projects include a ¾” Voting Day is Tuesday, sided for many years of avid fisherman, and was Richard Pescinski. Crimes Reported paver shim on Fowler March 14, 2017 from 11 her life before moving to proficient at tying his Visiting hours will were: 1 simple assault, River Road, Cass Mill a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Town Tilton 28 years ago. own flies for fly fishing. be Thursday, March 3 thefts, 2 possession Road,Washburn Road, Hall. Joe enlisted in the Most of all, Joe was pas- 16, 2017 from 4-7 p.m. at of a controlled drug (1 and West Shore Road. Navy after high school. sionate about his family, Thibault-Neun Funeral with the intent to sell), Mr. Tuthill read a Groton He spent four years sail- they were the center of Home, 143 Franklin St., 1 Habitual Offender, 1 letter from Follansbee Ruth Millett 603-786-2926 ing on the aircraft carrier his life. He was a member Franklin. A Mass cele- Driving without giving Cove Beach Associa- [email protected] USS Mindoro. After his of Franklin Elks Lodge brating Joe’s life will be Proof (Lack of required tion requesting the es- n Naval enlistment, he pur- #1280 and Franklin VFW Friday, March 17, 2017 at Insurance), 2 suspended tablishment of a policy sued a career as a struc- Post #1698. 11 a.m., with burial to fol- drivers and place for yard waste OK, I guess winter is tural steel painter, later Family members in- low at NH Veterans Cem- Calls for service in- disposal; the Selectmen having a final hurrah. I founding Tri-State Paint- clude his wife of 61 years, etery. cluded: 6 fire/ems as- determined that we are plan on being at the polls ing, Inc., specializing in Irene (Clavitte) Pescinski In lieu of flowers, do- sists, 4 agency assists, 4 not set up to offer a space at 11 a.m., so hope we’ll bridge painting, which he of Tilton; three children nations in his memory pistol permits 24 other at this time and sug- see you there. Then you operated with his family (Gary J. Pescinski and may be made to St. Gabri- misc. calls for service gest they locate a place can go home and light a for many years. his wife Nancy of Hill, el Parish Building Fund, Of the 7 arrests for to transport their yard fire and enjoy the snow- Joe enjoyed spending Richard F. Pescinski and PO Box 490, Franklin, NH the Month, 4 were felo- waste. fall. I am just hoping time with his children wife Cindy of Sarasota, 03235. nies 3 of which included The Selectmen re- that there are warmer and grandchildren at Fla., and Tammy J. Hick- For directions and an the possession or sale of viewed a letter from and drier days ahead. the family hunting camp ey and husband Danny online guestbook, please drugs. DTC Lawyers to owners The Town had taken in Wentworth, and his of Campton); six grand- visit www.neunfuneral- Jeff Cantara, Road of 608 Welton Falls Road the steps to install a Tax many trips in pursuit of children (Eric Pescinski, homes.com. Agent: Mr. Cantara ex- regarding violations of SEE TOWNS, PAGE A6

What’s Happening at Plymouth State University MARCH 31–APRIL 28 Free Biometric Health Screenings PSU Nursing and Health Education & Promotion students and staff will be offering a series of biometric health screenings to the campus and community free of charge during the month of April on the Plymouth State campus. Nursing students under the supervision of PSU Nursing faculty, will conduct measurements (typically done as part of annual health assessments) such as heart rate, blood pressure, cholesterol, height and weight, and blood sugar levels. Screenings will take place on Friday mornings at ALLWell North (track-level lobby) March 31–April 28th from 6:30–8:30 am. Testing will also be held in the Hartman Union Building (HUB) room 118 on the same dates from 10:30 am–12:30 pm. Drop in, or schedule a time at http://tinyurl.com/j8atdze.

For information about screenings, directions, or to schedule specific times, contact: Barbara McCahan at [email protected] or 535-2578. Churches / Towns A6 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 n Churches n Plymouth United it between the hours of the date. attend the service as well Group- The high school to achieve and sustain Methodist Church 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. every as all programs at the youth meets the second sobriety. We seek to n Thursday in Simard Hall The Stations of the church. Nursery care is and fourth Sundays of build a network of sup- underneath Our Lady of Cross will be prayed ev- provided for infants and the month from 6-7:30 port around individu- In the Bible, in Paul’s Grace Chapel. Day Away ery Friday during Lent. toddlers. The children’s p.m. als who are working to letter to the Romans is a non-denominational The Stations will be program is held down- overcome challenges to he says [per the King program open to all qual- prayed at each campus stairs concurrently with Social Justice Com- a drug and alcohol free James version]: Be not ified participants in the at the following times: the service. Join us for munity Outreach for life. For more informa- conformed to this world: Lakes Region. St. Matthew -Noon coffee and conversation March – Plymouth Area tion, call Marcia Morris but be ye transformed St. Agnes-3:30 p.m. following the service. Recovery Connection at 254-5090. A collection by the renewing of your Newfound Area Our Lady of Grace-6 p.m. (PARC) is a local, grass- will be taken later in the mind… In The Message Churches Lenten Noon- Children and Youth roots, volunteer based month. Bible this same passage time Service and Lun- Weekly Meetings Religious Education, Recovery Communi- Community Closet reads: Don't become so cheon If school is can- Meredith Flynn, DRE ty Organization that Collection: Canned or well-adjusted to your celled, there will not be Thursday, March 16 A Time and place to provides peer support dry packaged food items culture that you fit into a service. If school is Day Away, Simard help strengthen a child’s services, referral, edu- may be placed in the box it without even think- delayed, there will be a Hall, 9 a.m. moral compass. cation and advocacy for in the foyer for our local ing. Instead, fix your at- service. •Bristol Baptist • Cub Scouts, St. Mat- Room 1: Pre- people who are suffer- food pantry. tention on God. You'll be March 22: New Hampton thew Hall, 6 p.m. school-Kindergarten: ing from substance mis- changed from the inside Community • March 29: Parish Council Meet- Chalice Children- Core use disorders, and their Upcoming events out. Readily recognize Alexandria Methodist • ing, Marian Center, 7 p.m. Message- Our church is a family members. PARC what he wants from you, April 5: Hebron Union Sunday, March 19 place where we celebrate also manages a six to Saturday, April 8, 2 and quickly respond to Service begins at noon, No Plymouth/Ash- spring. eight bed recovery resi- p.m. Please join us for it. Unlike the culture followed by a light lunch. land Faith Formation; Room 3: First- Fifth dence in Plymouth, New the installation of Rever- around you, always Bristol: 10:30 a.m. - noon Grade- Core Message- Hampshire which seeks end Dr. Linda Barnes as dragging you down to Cornerstone Women’s , Simard Hall Every person is import- to create a supportive the third settled minister its level of immaturity, Retreat: Save the date Confirmation classes ant and valuable. The alcohol and drug-free of Starr King Unitarian God brings the best out This year’s Corner- Bristol: 9:30 a.m. - noon - class will be reading living environment for Universalist Fellowship. of you… stone retreat will take Marian Center “Horton Hears a Who” com-munity members Reception to follow and place at the Silver Fox Boy Scout Meeting, St. by Dr. Seuss. early on the path to well- childcare is available. What a gift to have the Inn in Waterville Val- Matthew Hall, 5 - 7:30 p.m. Middle school: Neigh- ness. PARC welcomes all Bible to study and give ley from April 28 to the boring Faiths- The mid- persons suffering from Ongoing activities us insight, freeing us to 30. The theme this year ~AA meeting Mon- dle school youth will drug and alcohol misuse Choir meets on most hear, understand and is Prayer, a Divine Ex- day-Saturday, St. Mat- meet from 9:30-10:45 a.m. into a path of recovery Thursday evenings, follow messages God is change. More informa- thew Hall 11 a.m.~ in the upstairs Youth and helps to connect 7-8:30 p.m. in the sanctu- sharing with us. tion coming soon! Room. them with services that ary. Star King High school: Youth exist in our community SEE CHURCHES, PAGE A7 Our church is open to Parish Newsletter and Unitarian all for weekly services Parable Magazine Sunday at 10 a.m. and Registered parishio- Universalist mulation of paperwork comfort of your home! Wednesday at 6 p.m., ners are offered the par- Towns over the years we are Go to http://smile.ama- Fellowship FROM PAGE A5 what a perfect time for ish newsletter and Para- n concerned that we are zon.com and add Friends a quiet break between ble magazine. If you are Starr King Unitarian program on their Web only keeping papers that of the Hebron Library to what we’ve done all day registered and are not Universalist Fellowship site. There will be a but- are necessary to keep your donation list. After and whatever we need to receiving one of these, is a multigenerational, ton to click on the main and not over burdening that, any time you log in do in the evening!. Our it is possible we do not welcoming congregation page and then again on our storage capabilities. to Amazon and purchase church is easy to find at have your current mail- where different beliefs the Town Clerk/Tax items, 0.05 percent will 7 Emerson St., just off ing address (Parable), come together in com- Collector page too. This Meetings Coming Up be donated to the Hebron Highland Street in Plym- or email address (parish mon covenant. We work button will take you to Select Board Work Library. Thanks to ev- outh just west of the fire newsletter). To rectify together in our fellow- the New Hampshire Tax Session Tuesday, March eryone who does this for station. We look forward this, simply send along ship, our community, Kiosk from Avitar. You 21 at 5 p.m. which will in- us as it really does add to sharing these times your email address and/ and our world to nurture will be able to get tax include a Joint Loss Man- up! with you. or mailing address to justice, respect, and love. formation for your own agement meeting and We will be having a Chris at the Bristol office property tax there. The a Building Committee bake sale on Town Meet- Holy Trinity at holytrinitybristol@ “If you risk nothing, Kiosk will be updated meeting. ing day on Saturday, (Roman Catholic) gmail.com. You will re- you risk everything.” ~ every couple of days or March 18. Proceeds will n ceive the next issue of Geena Davis even daily during busier Select Board Meet- benefit Friends of the He- Day Away program both! tax times. You will be ings will continue after bron Library. Are you caring for Sunday, March 19, able to see what the tax elections with every a loved one diagnosed Reconciliation 9:30 a.m. rate is, what is owed in other week meetings Hebron Area with Alzheimer’s or De- services The Power of Fear tax for your property and at the Town House at 7 Women's Group mentia? The Day Away Sunday, March 19 Rev. Linda Barnes, what you have paid over p.m. March 21, April 4, The Hebron Area program has openings Our Lady of Grace After Worship Leader the past few years. If you and April 18 are the next Women's Group will available and offers a the 9:30 Mass Sarah Dan Jones, Music would like to pay your three meeting dates. be having their end of wonderful chance for Monday, March 20 St. Director taxes online you may do Winter luncheon on family members with Matthew Church 7 p.m. Our fears can immo- that also with an e-check Conservation Com- Thursday, March 16, at dementia to experience bilize us or serve as our and that site is found on mittee Meeting – Rumney Rocks Restau- a day away from home Reminder for Parish- guides. They reveal to the Town Clerk/Tax Col- Wednesday, March 29 at rant, noon. All members with various activities ioners us what we care about. lector page on the Town 7 p.m. and their friends are to do with caring staff We would kindly ask Join us as we explore Web site as well. welcome. Please bring and volunteers (with if you are looking to plan how we individually and You may also pay for Planning Board Meet- some non-perishable meal included), while an event for the church as a community might car registrations and dog ing – Wednesday, March food items for the Bristol also giving the caregiv- or halls on any campus welcome these less-than- licenses online. Remem- 29 at 7 p.m. Food Pantry. er some much needed that you would call San- ideal companions as con- ber that dog licenses are time off. Please contact dy at the Plymouth office veyors of insight. due at the end of April. Town Meeting: Town Meeting Christine Santom at 786- at 536-4700 to check for It will be a busy day March 18 beginning at 9 business meeting – 2283 or come by and vis- availability and to book Visitors are invited to tomorrow, so I don’t ex- a.m. at the Town House, Saturday, March 18 pect there will be much 754 North Groton Rd. We The business portion Covering the time to get in more news hope you are planning to of town meeting will till next week as we will attend. take place on Saturday, Newfound Lake Area & have election results by March 18 beginning at 1 Surrounding Communities then. Hebron p.m. at the Public Safety The committee is Building, located at 37 meeting to come up with Bob Brooks 744-3597 Groton Rd. in Hebron. a “Retention Policy” for [email protected] n the Town. There will Bridgewater-Hebron be more news to report Hebron Library Village District on that as well. We do Want to support your Notice of open posi- have old Town Records local library? Do you tions that are stored on site in shop on Amazon? 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Arts & Entertainment / Churches n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 A7 Flying Monkey announces an evening with Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre PLYMOUTH — The ly hailed by critics for intention is to make Flying Monkey Perfor- his virtuosic playing— it more workable and mance Center presents he also has a solid body accessible for an audi- The Martin Barre Band of solo work and collab- ence to enjoy.” on Saturday, April 1st oration with musicians The way Barre ap- at 7:30 p.m. Best known including Paul McCa- proached life after Tull as the lead guitarist for rtney and Phil Collins. was first to record an Jethro Tull, Barre has After Tull founder and acoustic album. since gained critical frontman Ian Ander- "That gave me confi- and fan praise for his son shifted musical di- dence,” he says. solo projects. Tickets rection in 2011, Barre He formed bands for this concert start at began to tour with his with different lineups, $29. own band. before settling on the It’s not that Martin “This has been a one he has now. His Barre wants to forget whole turning point latest album, "Back Jethro Tull—the group musically. We will al- To Steel," has his own in which he was a ways have the Tull compositions, with a member for 43 years— connection—that goes decidedly blues rock but he’s certainly back to my roots and flavor, as well as ren- Courtesy moved on musically. our fan base—but I derings of classic Je- The Flying Monkey Performance Center presents The Martin Barre Band on Saturday, April 1st Although the Grammy want to take the fans thro Tull tracks "Skat- at 7:30 p.m. Award-winning Barre with me. Essentially ing Away" and "Slow is most closely associat- our musical style isn’t Marching Band" and ed with Tull—he joined really changing. [Back an arrangement of "El- “Fences,” “Lion,” and “Hidden Figures” the band in 1969 for its To Steel] is a more di- eanor Rigby" by The second album, Stand rect approach to my Beatles. slated for Flying Monkey Film Series Up, and was continual- songwriting, and our SEE BARRE, PAGE A14 PLYMOUTH — The dia who becomes sepa- their contribution to Flying Monkey Film se- rated from his brother NASA’s Project Mercu- ries announces several and finds himself on an ry that sent Alan Shep- Magician Rick Thomas brings new Oscar notable mov- empty train to Calcutta, herd of New Hampshire ies for its March and where he does not speak into space in 1961. “Hid- April line-up. the language. He is den Figures” is showing illusion to Plymouth “Fences,” with Den- eventually plucked from April 16, 20, and 21. zel Washington and this the slums and turned Just in time for Eas- PLYMOUTH — The year’s Oscar winner for over to an orphanage ter, the Monkey’s silent Flying Monkey Perfor- best supporting actress, where is adopted by an film series features Ce- mance Center presents Viola Davis. The film Australian couple. As cil B. DeMille’s “King of Illusionist Rick Thomas centers on a 1950’s sani- a young adult Saroo is Kings,” the story of Je- on Friday, April 7 at 7:30 tation worker Troy Max- plagued by his failure sus’s life and death, with p.m. Thomas is a veri- son in Pittsburg whose to find and reunite with an introduction and live table star in Las Vegas, basketball talents were this mother and brother music accompaniment but has also developed worth of NBA consid- when a friend suggests by Jeff Rapsis. “King of legions of internation- eration, but the league he use Google Earth to Kings” plays on Thurs- al fans from his world did not admit African try to find his way home. day, April 13. Courtesy tours. Tickets for this The Flying Monkey Performance Center presents Illusionist Americans at the time. Lion was nominated for Please note that dates show start at $39. Rick Thomas on Friday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. Thomas is a The lost opportunity six Academy Awards and times for films may Rick Thomas per- veritable star in Las Vegas, but has also developed legions of darkens Troy’s sprit and is showing April 12, change. Also, look out forms intriguing and in- international fans from his world tours. and leads to decisions 14, and 15. for “La La Land” dates novative grand illusions a seamless spectacle. High honors include that undermine his val- “Hidden Figures” is a coming soon! For more in a unique show for a The Los Angeles Times the coveted ‘Magician of ues and responsibili- hidden gem, with three information about these magical entertainer. The noted, “The slick show- the Year’ by the Acad- ties. Fences is showing Academy Award nomi- and other upcoming consummate showman, manship of Rick Thomas emy of Magical Arts, March 22, 23, 25 ,and 26. nations and a powerful, films and live perfor- he weaves magic, music, is a riveting visual de- ‘Stage Magician of the “Paterson,” star- true story about three mances, menus and dance and comedy into light…” SEE THOMAS, PAGE A14 ring Adam Driver and African American wom- promotions, please call Golshifteh Farahani, en working for NASA in 536-2551 or visit flying- is the story of a hard- the 1950s and '60s, when monkeynh.com. The 2017 Curious George Cottage Artist in Residence working bus driver in gender stereotypes and Flying Monkey Movie Paterson, N.J., who fol- segregation were still House and Performance program now accepting applications lows the same routine powerful forces in com- Center is a 1920s era every day. By contrast, munities and industries, theater purchased and WATERVILLE VAL- tember Artist in Resi- his wife Laura’s world and America was try- renovated by Alex Ray LEY — Are you a visu- dence (AiR) program in is ever changing, and ing to launch its first in 2010 to serve as a com- al artist looking for an Waterville Valley. new dreams come to manned spacecraft. The munity and regional opportunity to pursue The AiR gives pro- her almost daily. Pater- film portrays the role of cornerstone for the ap- and share art and the fessional and emerging son supports her new- the Katherine Johnson, preciation of music, the- artistic process in the artists an opportunity to found ambitions; Laura Dorothy Vaughan, Mary ater and film in a small inspirational setting of pursue and share their champions his gift for Jackson and other math- town venue. The Flying New Hampshire’s White art and artistic process poetry. The film quietly ematicians in breaking Monkey is a proud mem- Mountains? The Mar- while surrounded by the observes the triumphs gender and racial ste- ber of the Common Man gret & H.A. Rey Center inspiring landscape of and defeats of daily life, reotypes at NASA and Family. at the Curious George Courtesy New Hampshire’s White along with the poetry ev- Cottage is accepting ap- Margret & H.A. Rey, courtesy Mountains. Through the ident in its smallest de- plications for the Sep- of the deGrummond. Artist in Residence pro- tails. Paterson is show- gram, The Rey Center ing March 29 and 30 as will provide a space and well as April 2, 5, and 6. Starr King Men’s platform for the artist Next up in the Os- Churches Group meets 6-8 p.m., on to work, and create the car line up is “Lion,” FROM PAGE A6 the first and third Sun- spark that ignites him or starring Dev Patel and HIGHEST PRICES PAID Lay Pastoral Care days in classroom #3 her and the entire com- Nicole Kidman, based All US and foreign silver and gold coins, estate jewelry, Under the guidance of downstairs. This is not munity to embrace the on the true story of Sa- scrap gold, diamonds. Free oral appraisals. the Rev. Linda Barnes, a closed group so any in- arts as an essential part roo, a five-year-old boy NORTH COUNTRY COINS. the Lay Pastoral Care terested male can attend. SEE AIR, PAGE A14 growing up in rural In- Main St., Plymouth, NH 536-2625. Associates are here for Feel free to drop in. you. When you have a Gentle Yoga meets pastoral care need or in the Fellowship Hall know of a need in our on Wednesdays from Starr King family, please 5–6 p.m., and Saturdays contact Rev. Linda. from 8:30-9:30 a.m. For See Activities for the information, contact week on the Web site at Darlene Nadeau at 493- www.starrkingfellow- 1478. ship.org, where you can Bridge players meet access the up to date cal- on Thursdays in the endar of events. Fellowship Room from Second Sunday Hike 12:30-3:30 p.m. Depart SKUUF rear lot at 11:30 a.m. Refresh- Starr King UU Fel- ments and dinner follow- lowship is located at ing the hike if interested. 101 Fairgrounds Road, Contact Mitch at mitch@ Plymouth. The phone newfoundfarm.org to number is 536-8908. The register and receive up- website is www.starrk- dates. Rain cancels. ingfellowship.org where Wise Women in Train- you can access “News- ing regularly meets ev- letters” to read, or print ery second and fourth out, any of several past Wednesday at 10:30 am. issues; “Podcast” to en- Open to all women. Con- joy listening to sermons tact Betty Ann Trought you have missed, or at [email protected] just want to hear again; or just come and meet “Events Calendar” to with this welcoming find out what is going on group. in our Fellowship. Where to Find Us! A8 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 n

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15th Salmon Annual Press Summer Camps ’17 Things to consider before choosing a summer camp

Though February parents to start thinking does not often elicit im- about summer camps for ages of youngsters build- their kids in winter, being campfires or playing fore camps start filling out games in the pool, the their rosters, which tends month more synonymous to happen in early spring. with the Super Bowl and The following are a few Valentine's Day is a great things parents should time for parents to start take into consideration thinking about summer when seeking a summer camps for their kids. camp for their kids. Summer camp is often something kids look for- Staff ward to, and something The right summer they will fondly recall camp staff can make all long after they reach the difference. Many chil- adulthood. For many dren are understandably kids, summer camp pro- shy when arriving at a vides a first taste of inde- summer camp, as their pendence, as youngsters friends from back home spend significant time might not be joining them. periences. The quality members supply to be camp parents are con- ing more specialized away from home without That can make kids hes- of staffs can vary signifi- considered for employ- sidering for their kids, camps that tend to be their parents for the first itant to participate in ac- cantly depending on the ment? A good camp will they should ask about more strict. In addition, time in their lives. But tivities or less enthusias- camp, so it's important be forthcoming with an- what daily life at the parents should look for as great an experience as tic about those activities. that parents ask camp swers to all of your ques- camp is like. Ask to a camp that wants its summer camp can be for But a good staff will know representatives about tions, so eliminate those see schedules and how attendees to foster re- youngsters, it can be just how to make kids feel wel- their staffs before mak- that appear hesitant strictly camps adhere to lationships with their as difficult an experience come, which should help ing any commitments. to share information those schedules. When fellow campers. Camp if parents don't find the them come out of their Ask how long the staff about their staffs. considering specialized can be lonely for some right fit for their children. shells and make the most has been together and camps, ask the staff youngsters, especially That's why it behooves of their summer camp ex- the types of training A day in the life representative if kids those attending summer new and even veteran When vetting camps will have the chance to camp for the first time, staff members undergo for kids, parents should simply have a little fun but a summer camp before the start of camp ask what a typical day and which types of rec- that strives to promote season? Does the train- is like once the season reational activities are friendship among its ing include first aid hits full swing. Many planned to give kids a campers can reduce, if and emergency medical parents want their break from what are of- not eliminate, any feel- training and certifica- youngsters to have ten rigorous schedules. ings of homesickness. tion? a well-rounded expe- Late winter is when It's also good to ask rience, while others Camp goals parents should start about the vetting pro- might want their kids Another thing par- looking at summer cess the camp employs to attend a more special- ents must consider be- camps for their kids, before hiring new staff, ized camp, whether it's fore choosing a summer and there are a host of including the extent of a sports camp focusing camp for their kids is the factors moms and dads its background checks. on a particular sport or goals of each individual should take into consid- Are criminal back- a music camp devoted camp. A camp should eration during the vet- ground checks conduct- to helping kids become be dedicated to ensur- ting process to ensure ed? How many referenc- better musicians. Re- ing kids have fun, even their youngsters have es must potential staff gardless of the type of when kids are attend- as much fun as possible.

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15th Salmon Annual Press Summer Camps ’17 kids are attending more specialized camps that tend to be more strict. In addition, parents should look for a camp that wants its attendees to foster relationships with their fellow campers. Camp can be lonely for some youngsters, especially those attending summer camp for the first time, but a summer camp that strives to promote friendship among its campers can reduce, if not eliminate, any feel- ings of homesickness. Late winter is when parents should start looking at summer camps for their kids, and there are a host of factors moms and dads should take into consideration during the vetting process to ensure their youngsters have as much fun as possible.

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FARM DAY CAMP July & August day camp WildQuest Summer Camp Join us for another fabulous year of summer camp Gardening, meeting new friends, Woods Time, hikes, art & craft projects, ponding, fort-building, games, Hungry hands-on history, Forest, epic adventures and more! animal stewardship, for kids ages 4-15 horsemanship, nature great for school-aged children 9 – nature-themed weeks walks, and games June 26-August 25, 2017; 9:00-4:00 of all experience levels · Full Day · Pre-K Half Day · LIT Early Bird rates end 4/30/17 Extended care & scholarships available! www.brownsridge.com 603-941-4000 Business A12 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 n TTThehehe RRRealealeal RRRepoepoeportrtrt RECENT REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Town Address Type Price Seller Buyer

Alexandria 603 Washburn Rd. Single-Family Residential $111,533 Donna M. Masi Peter S. Hinkley and Jeannie Gallagher Ashland 61 Thompson St. Gen Office $165,000 Michael E. Latulippe LLC Kevin J. Dunn Ashland 9 West St. N/A $75,000 West Street Development Craig A. Souza Bridgewater 856 River Rd. Single-Family Residential $55,000 Harold C. Hanaford Jordan 2016 FT and David A. Jordan Campton 3 Aspen Drive Single-Family Residential $155,000 12995 Kerr T and Diana Kerr Andrew and Rebecca B. Gervasio Campton 12 Aspen Drive Single-Family Residential $145,000 John and Eva Chase Leonard A. and Alissa U. Imbrascio Dorchester 103 Cheever Rd. Single-Family Residential $130,000 Blanch Maureen Taylor Est. and Jane Taylor-Kurlan Kenneth W. Betts Groton 16 Mountains West Lane Single-Family Residential $312,200 McCarthy Grafton RT and Charles E. McCarthy Ronald J. and Debbie L. Buffa New Hampton 118 Main St. Single-Family Residential $16,000 Kaja Holdings 2 LLC Jeremy J. Hiltz RET and Jeremy J. Hiltz Plymouth 71 Eagle’s Nest Rd., Unit 71 Condominium $155,000 Scott A. Robinson and Amy B. Robinson Richard F. and Pamela J. Hadley Rumney 22 Hawkensen Drive Commercial Building $657,000 Beau Realty LLC Summa Humma Realty Rumney Thornton Notch View Road N/A $130,000 John C. McBride Adobe Builders Of New England Waterville Valley 7 Pine Tree Way, Unit 43 Condominium $170,000 Todd S. and Margaret T. Webber Gregory J. and Amy E. Schneider Waterville Valley 32 Windsor Hill Way, Unit 22 Condominium $74,000 C.L. Hufford T and N.L. Barto-Hemmerich Nancy Phil Re LLC Wentworth 608 N. Dorchester Rd. Single-Family Residential $105,000 Capital One NA Annmarie and Nicholas H. Porto usually the first listed in the deed. Sales might involve data from Department of Revenue Administration forms ABOUT THE REAL REPORT additional parties or locations. Prices are usually based is available at www.real-data.com or 669-3822. Copyright on tax stamps and might be inaccurate for public agen- 2011. Real Data Corp. In the column “Type”: land= land Here are recent real estate transactions in Alton and cy sales. Refer to actual public documents before forming only; L/B= land and building; MH= mobile home; and the surrounding areas. These sales summaries are in- opinions or relying on this information. Additional pub- COND=condominium. formational only, not a legal record. Names shown are licly recorded information on these sales, prior sales and Bank of New Hampshire THE WINNIPESAUKEE TALKIE Does odor stink up home value? You betcha! hosts free shredding days a while, and, of course, I solution but get the ad- know that strong odors vice of a mold mitigation REGION — Bank best practices for pro- For more informa- (even perfumed smells) contractor, if you notice of New Hampshire tecting your identity. tion, contact Bank of are dreadful turnoffs that dark spots on insulation, is hosting free paper “We are happy to New Hampshire at will kill home sales in a wood or cement surfaces. shredding days on Sat- offer this event for re- 1-800-832-0912. New York minute, but my Stale Bedding – Have urday, April 15 from sponsible paper dis- Bank of New Hamp- recent episode reminded you ever encountered a 9 a.m. – noon at their posal which will help shire, founded in 1831, me that the odors we live bedroom that smells like Dover and Manchester reduce the risk of iden- provides deposit, lend- with daily and no longer a used clothing store? offices, on Saturday, tity theft,” said Vickie ing and wealth man- recognize as potential- Yuk! Little by little, our April 22 from 9 a.m. Routhier, EVP – Chief agement products and BY RANDY HILMAN ly unpleasant to others dead skin cells, sweat – noon at their Plym- Retail Banking & Mar- services to families and Two weeks ago, I can, and ultimately will, and body oils stink up outh Tenney Mountain keting Officer for Bank businesses through- showed a home to a down- result in slow sales that our beds. Besides laun- Highway office and of New Hampshire. out New Hampshire. sizing, empty nest couple. fetch less than top dollar. dering the bedding, try their Gilford Opera- “Bank of New Hamp- With 24 banking of- It was a return show- So, if you’re plan- sprinkling baking soda tions Center, and on shire continues to be fices throughout New ing of a lovely dwell- ning to sell your home, on your mattress, letting April 29 from 9 a.m. – proactive in finding Hampshire and assets ing in a rural setting, a don’t forget to ask your it sit for an hour or more, noon at their Concord ways to protect con- exceeding $1.4 billion, beautifully maintained REALTOR® agent for a then vacuuming it up. Heights and Littleton sumers from fraud. We Bank of New Hamp- structure with a bright blunt odor assessment, For kicks, add a couple of offices. This is an op- encourage residents to shire is the oldest and atmosphere and upscale because, if you cook, drops of lavender oil into portunity for all res- do their part by mak- largest independent finishes. have pets, smoke, burn the box and shake it up idents to destroy old ing use of this event for bank in the state. Bank But it also had an issue incense, live with damp- before dusting the mat- documents and con- secure disposal.” of New Hampshire is a confirmed by my buyers ness, dirty laundry and tress. fidential files safely. All papers will be mutual organization, on their second visit. One stale bedding and think Fridge and Freezer Bank of New Hamp- shredded on location focused on the suc- area of the house smelled your home doesn’t stink, Funk - They’re supposed shire and AARP have in the mobile truck. cess of the bank’s cus- of animal decomposition, think again: You may to keep foods fresh, but partnered together to Documents should be tomers, communities as they put it. They could suffer from a condition refrigerators and freez- generate more aware- free of large binder and employees, rather not suffer it, and would my REALTOR® friends ers need freshening, too, ness about safely and clips however staples than stockholders. For not, apparently: Please at houselogic.com call according to Houselogic. securely disposing of and paper clips may be more information, call keep looking, they in- “nose blindness”. You may not smell funky documents. AARP will left on documents. A 1-800-832-0912 or visit structed. According to Dr. Rich- fridge odors, but if the be on site each day and limit of three boxes per www.BankNH.com. Now, I’ve been doing ard Doty, of the Univer- ice cubes acquire an odd available to discuss the person is allowed. this real estate thing for sity of Pennsylvania’s taste or you see tidbits Smell and Taste Center, accumulating on shelves, people do adapt to smells odors might follow and MARK ON THE MARKETS that continuously sur- be noticed by others. round them, either by Discard, clean, sanitize learning subconsciously with bleach and water Black Monday to ignore them or by hav- followed by a solution of ing one’s own sensory vinegar and water. I was listening to the fi- time this happened was this country but around processes literally dull or For the complete ar- nancial channel on the in 1987”. My ears perked the world. both. ticle, copy the follow- radio in my car when the up when I heard that sta- First off let me state But you don’t have ing link into your web commentator said “the tistic because I remem- that I am not trying to to sell stink, suggests browser: https://www. markets have closed a re- ber that Oct. 19, 1987 was scare anyone into be- houselogic.com, just houselogic.com/orga- BY MARK PATTERSON cord 13 days in a row into a devastating day for eq- lieving that the parallels because you no longer nize-maintain/clean- A couple of weeks ago, record territory, the last uity markets not only in I am drawing between smell what others will ing-decluttering/nose- 1987 and almost 30 years when they walk through blind/?site_ref=spotlight later are going to repeat. your house. Here are a HouseLogic.com is a I like history and I like few common sources of website created by the statistics, so consider household odor that you National Association of this nothing more than may not smell but can REALTORS® for home- food for thought. easily mitigate. owners who want smart In the mid-'80s, we Pet Odor – Do you solutions to enjoy, im- were involved in a very have pets? Then, “duh”, prove, and maintain fast economic recovery you probably have pet their homes; for buyers with a President who odor, says Houselogic ready to find their hap- expanded the economy Dander, slobber, litter, py places; and for sellers after the recession of urine. Bathe and groom ready to write their next the '70s and early '80s. If your pets. Vacuum con- chapters. you wanted to work in stantly, paying attention Are you a homeowner this country, there was a to corners, crevices and who’s thinking of sell- good paying job for you. cushions and spaces being? Did you know you a The US dollar strength- tween appliances and full-service REALTOR® ened, inflation picked cabinetry. Always cover pro for as little as 1.5%? up, which in turn creat- furniture on which pets Ask me how. ed a higher interest rate rest and launder cush- Meanwhile, thank you environment. In August ions, coverings, and bed- for reading The Winnipe- 1987, the Dow Jones in- ding regularly. Got urine saukee Talkie. dustrial average peaked, issues? Speak with a and multiples, otherwise cleaning professional. The Winnipesaukee known as price earnings Dampness – Musty Talkie is a real estate fea- ratios, were expanding. odors are often obvious ture column produced When you get multiple in cool basements with by Randy Hilman, an expansion, you need moisture and low light, award-winning former the actual earnings to suggesting the presence business journalist for keep up or you’ll have of mildew and or mold. The Tennessean, a Gan- contraction in the mar- The good news here is nett daily newspaper lo- kets. Many of these earn- that your nose won’t have cated in Nashville, Tenn. ings are based on for- to verify what your eyes Mr. Hilman today is an ward-looking numbers. observe, writes Houselog- associate broker at Keller Oct. 15, 1987, Iran hit ic. Exercise caution, Williams Lakes & Moun- our supertanker “Sun- however. Dehumidifiers tains Realty, Wolfeboro. gari” flown under a Li- can help considerably He can be reached at 569- berian flag, and then hit and powdery mildew can 4663 or by email at rhil- “Sea Isle city” with a often be cleaned up with a man@randyhilmanho- SEE MARKETS, PAGE A14 simple bleach and water mes.com. The Rest of the Story n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 A13

Dumont said Dumont. learning along the Response the Alexandria Town pre-registration is not FROM PAGE A1 Students in other way.” FROM PAGE A1 Offices, located on Wash- required, it would be ap- Ecology and Horticul- classes appreciate the Passion is something comments received from burn Road. It is sched- preciated so accommoda- ture. Next fall a Zoology hands on experiences Dumont certainly has participants was that uled to last approximate- tions can be made for all class will be added to the they get in Dumont’s for the sciences. When they found the workshop ly two hours and will who attend. To register list. He has also integrat- classes, too. not in the classroom at to be interactive, educa- include an instructional in advance, please call ed technology used by Brandon, who is a se- NRHS he can be found tional and well worth the video and discussion. 744-6651 or advise APD professionals into his nior from Alexandria, at Hubbard Brook Ex- time to attend. The Citizen Active of your interesting in Ecology classes, such has enjoyed both indoor perimental Forest in The next workshop Shooter Class is free attending through the as how to use handheld and outdoor lessons in Thornton during the will be held at 9 a.m. on and open to residents of department’s Facebook GPS systems for map- Dumont’s Ecology class summer months where Saturday, March 25, at all communities. While page. ping projects, skills he and said he thinks he is he assists in a number also brings to the Bridge a “pretty cool” teacher. of research projects. This year’s gala will will still have the cuddly Academy for incoming “He’s very fair and “What’s important First Star take place at the Plym- stuffed bear to take home FROM PAGE A1 freshman each summer. he does everything in to me is the connection outh Common Man Inn, at the end of the night. Besides those cours- a fun way that makes that I’ve developed with have received laptops where a great buffet The 2017 First Star es, Dumont also par- you want to learn what Hubbard Brook and all or I-Pads so they could dinner will be followed Tonight Gala will take ticipates in the Project he’s teaching,” Brandon the knowledge I’ve been keep up with schoolwork by the live music and place on Friday, April Promise Afterschool said. able to bring back here during lengthy hospital DJ entertainment of the 7, with doors opening at Program, teaching par- Those words hit the to my students as a re- stays, and First Star To- Chris White Band. Over 6 p.m.; the buffet-style ticipants how to tie flies mark on Dumont’s phi- sult,” said Dumont. night has even provided the course of the evening, dinner will take place through a Trout Unlim- losophy about educa- While being named some much needed rest Common Man found- between 6:30 and 8 p.m., ited project and has in- tion. He said he feels it’s the New Hampshire and relaxation through a er Alex Ray will also with a variety of cuisine troduced popular Hunt- important to develop Environmental Science brief vacation at a family help auction off many that will “suit all tastes,” er Safety classes to the relationships with his Educator of the year is resort. great items, including a Chalmers said. community. students and exude his a great honor, it is not Over the years, the hand carved angel, some Tickets for dinner In addition to all of own passion in order to the first for Dumont. organization has also framed Duane Cross and dancing are $35 per that, he also spends enhance their learning Four years ago, he also helped families strug- wildlife prints and other person and are now on time with special needs experiences. received the NRHS Dis- gling with the financial items generously donat- sale at the Common students who help him “If you’re excited tinguished Educator burdens incurred due to ed by local craftsmen, Man Company Store in maintain a large aquar- about something, some- Award. a child’s illness by donat- artisans and businesses. Ashland, Chase Street ium in his classroom. times that rubs off on “That really meant a ing money for groceries, The popular Bear Market in Plymouth, or “They really enjoy the students,” he said. lot to me because it was heating fuel, and other Raffle will also be back from any board member, working with the fish, “We have a lot of fun, voted on by the students household bills. at the event this year. including Laurie Coffin and that’s been a nice and hopefully, by hav- of the Class of 2013,” he “We try to find out Chalmers said that for of Granite Group Real- experience for them,” ing some fun, they’re said. what will help the most,” $20 people will be able ty, located at 607 Tenney said board member Bri- to purchase a stuffed toy Mountain Highway in an Chalmer. “Our goal is bear that will then serve Plymouth. Tickets may will be a huge prize If you have any to take the burden off and as their ticket for a spe- also be purchased at the Egg Hunt counter full of prizes as questions, please don’t if possible, put a smile on cial raffle. Even those door on the night of the FROM PAGE A1 some eggs contain “prize hesitate to contact the a child’s face.” who don’t win the raffle event. Kids, their families winner” tickets & there TTCC office by calling & friends are all invited will be a grand prize 744-2713, emailing ttcc@ and a list of other upcom- from now until May 19. down to the TTCC for winner each round who metrocast.net or visit- Space ing events, please visit During that time Lynch lots of fun, lots of candy will win a basket full of ing us at 30 N. Main St. FROM PAGE A3 www.peasepubliclibrary. said they would like & lots of prizes! Not only goodies! in Bristol! space. org online or contact the to encourage schools, do we offer egg hunts to There is no entry fee Information on this Last week, the library library at 536-2616. scouting groups and oth- kids of all ages, we also for this fun community program & more can be hosted a public presenta- “Discover Space: A er youth organizations have face-painting, bal- event. We simply ask for found online at www. tion on the Internation- Cosmic Journey” is part to schedule a field trip to loon twisting, a coloring a donation at the door ttccrec.org or find us on al Space Station, which of the STAR Library the library so more chil- contest, music & more! to help us cover costs. Facebook at www.face- was conducted by the Education Network dren can enjoy a fun and TTCC staff & volun- There will be a small fee book.com/TTCCREC! McAuliffe-Shepard Dis- (STAR_Net), which is led educational scientific ex- teers hide more than if your child would like We look forward to covery Center. Next on by the National Center perience. 1,500 eggs & candy for a balloon animal made seeing you all at the the list will be Skywatch for Interactive Learning Pease Public Library the kids to find! There special for them. TTCC on April 15! on March 13, which at the Space Science In- is located at 1 Russell St. will be led by the New stitute. Exhibit partners in downtown Plymouth. Hampshire Astronom- include the American The “Discover Space” ex- Shamrock can check in and pick and health care provid- ical Society. Members Library Association, the hibit is free and available up your packets from er serving Plymouth of the group will give a Lunar and Planetary In- to the public during the FROM PAGE A2 3 – 5 p.m. in the Speare and the communities brief description of the stitute, and Afterschool library’s hours of Mon- 150 registered walkers front lobby, on Friday, of central New Hamp- night sky then allow the Alliance. Discover Space day through Wednes- and runners are guar- March 17. shire—is nationally public a chance to step is supported through a day, 10 a.m. until 8 p.m., anteed their requested Whether you are par- ranked as a Health- outside and look at stars grant from the National Thursdays and Fridays shirt size and the first ticipating or cheering StrongTM: Top 100 Crit- and planets through their Science Foundation. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 300 finishers will receive from the sidelines, it’s ical Access Hospital high-powered telescopes. The traveling exhibit 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Sat- a Speare Shamrock sure to be a fun morn- and a Becker’s Top 50 For more information will be at Pease Library urdays. Shuffle medal. The event ing full of Irish cheer in Critical Access Hospi- will take place no mat- downtown Plymouth. tals to know in 2016. Vis- Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement ter rain, sleet, snow or Speare Memorial it online at http://www. shine. Hospital —a 24-hour, spearehospital.com and Time for Some Financial Spring Cleaning Please note: If you acute care, non-profit join us on Facebook and Spring is in the air, even if • Get rid of “clutter.” As you positioned to follow a single, register in advance, you community hospital Twitter. it’s not quite there on the look around your home, do centralized investment calendar. This year, as you you see three mops or four strategy. shake off the cobwebs from nonfunctional televisions or winter and start tidying a stack of magazines from • Prepare for a rainy day. up around your home and the 1990s? If these items no As part of your outdoor yard, why not also do some longer have value, you could spring cleaning, you may financial spring cleaning? get rid of them and clear want to look at your gutters Actually, you can apply up some living space. As an and downspouts to make several traditional spring investor, you also might have sure they are clear and in cleaning techniques to your “clutter” – in the form of good repair, so that they can financial situation. Here are investments that no longer move rainwater away from a few ideas: meet your needs. If you sold your home. Your financial • Look for damage. Damage these investments, you could goals need protection, too, to your home’s siding, use the proceeds to fill gaps so you’ll want to ensure shingles and foundation in your portfolio. you have adequate life and can eventually degrade the disability insurance. structure of your home. • Consolidate. Do you keep Your investment portfolio your lawnmower in a shed, • Seal leaks. In your home is also a structure of a sort, a rake in your garage, and inspection this spring, you and it, too, can be damaged. your gardening tools in the may want to investigate Specifically, you may have basement? When working doors and windows for leaks deliberately constructed on your outdoor tasks, you and drafts. Your investment your portfolio with an might find it more efficient portfolio might have some investment mix – stocks, to have all these items in one fixed-income vehicles, cash location. You could also have “leaks” also. Are investment- instruments, etc. – that’s your investments scattered related taxes siphoning off appropriate for your goals about – an IRA here, a new more of your earnings than and risk tolerance. But over 401(k) there, and an older you realize? A financial time, your portfolio can 401(k) someplace else. But professional can offer you evolve in unexpected ways. if you consolidated all your recommendations for For example, your stocks investments in one place, appropriate tax-advantaged may have grown so much you might cut down on investments. in value that they now take paperwork and fees, and you up a larger percentage of wouldn’t risk losing track This spring, when you’re your holdings than you had of an asset (which actually cleaning your physical intended, possibly subjecting happens more than you surroundings, take some you to a higher degree of might think). Even more time to also tidy up your risk. If this happens, you importantly, when you have financial environment. You may need to rebalance your all your investments with may be pleased with the portfolio. one provider, you’ll be better results. This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. For more information or to sign up for their monthly newsletter, contact Jacqueline Taylor, Financial Advisor, at 279-3161 or email Jacki at [email protected]. Her office is located at 14 Main Street, Downtown Meredith. For more information, see http://www.edwardjones.com/ or “like” her on Facebook www.facebook.com/EJAdvisorJacquelineTaylor. Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your estate-planning or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation. The Rest of the Story A14 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 n

cy, build and strength- dents and believe you maintained for use by the all to traipse up the stairs CADY en connections with will be as well. Please Notebook Legislature and the Gov- of the State Library’s FROM PAGE A4 FROM PAGE A4 others, and advance save the date: Thurs- ernor and Council. This marvelous building, im- um that has been used awareness of what it’s day, April 13 from a century before the Rev- was the beginning of the mediately north of the to influence and in- like to be a teenager to- 5-7 p.m. for “Conver- olution. great State Library we State House, and swing spire change through day. gence”—an evening New Hampshire is have today. open the doors, because the ages. The vision I am extremely ex- showcasing our youth, first in so many things. Michael York is the you’ll find a wealth of of these young artists cited to see the unique their talent, and two For a long time, we were acting commissioner of documents and history, will convey messages creations from these important causes. We first (i.e., lowest) in the the state’s Department of and a warm staff within that promote resilien- incredibly talented stu- hope to see you there! nation in unemploy- Cultural Resources, and to help find what you’re ment, and may still be. is a familiar face I seek looking for. I’m not so stupid that I sic is for everybody." Of course, we have the out whenever I have the Barre don’t know that people Tickets for Martin first in the nation pres- chance. He and the Li- (This column runs in FROM PAGE A7 come to hear me play so Barre Band are $29, and idential primary, and brary crew have helped weekly newspapers cov- “[Jethro Tull music] they can hear Tull. But $39 for premier seating. may it ever be thus. We me out with research ering two-thirds of New will always be a part a lot of that music is For more information were first in the nation strategies for a book Hampshire from Concord of my work,” Barre in me, anyway. That’s on upcoming shows with a workable Current about my crazy time on to Lower Quebec and says. “But I hope it not far from home. It or to purchase tickets Use property tax strate- the planet that I’ll proba- parts of western Maine becomes about 40 per- will always be there. call the box office at gy to conserve forestland bly never get the chance and northeastern Ver- cent instead of 60 per- It's a great night out," 536-2551 or go online and open space, now cop- to write. mont. Write to campguy- cent. I will never turn he said of going to the at www.flyingmon- ied by 25 other states. The State Library is a [email protected] or my back on it, though. band's shows. "The mu- keyNH.com. Now it turns out that great institution, one that Box 39, Colebrook, NH we were first in the na- I worry is off the radar for 03576. Roger Irwin of tion with a state library. many visitors to the Con- Guildhall, Vt., a patient merous national televi- music, and action that In 1717, the state’s Gen- cord scene, which itself is observer of animals and Thomas sion specials including will knock your socks eral Assembly, meeting wonderful for its rebuilt their habits, is now set- FROM PAGE A7 the NBC specials "The off,” says Seth McNally in Portsmouth, approved and pedestrian-friendly ting up and capturing Year’ by the World Mag- World’s Greatest Magic" of The Flying Monkey. an act providing that cer- downtown. some of the finest wildlife ic Awards, and ‘2016 and his own special on “The magic might be an tain reference books be So I encourage one and photographs in the field.) Illusionist of the Year’ ABC that aired through- illusion, but the fun and by the International Ma- out Asia. excitement will be real.” gicians Society, joining “From the time the Tickets to see Rick Markets ingful market correction on that money for in- the ranks of previous show starts until it ends Thomas are $39, and $49 FROM PAGE A12 in over eight years. come. winners: Penn and Tell- with a “blast,” it is two for premier seating. For A swift meaningful If you are in stocks er, Siegfried and Roy, hours of truly magical more information on silkworm missile. These correction is not neces- or stock funds, and you and David Copperfield. non-stop entertainment upcoming shows or to events in conjunction sarily a bad thing. It al- are in the “red zone” for Thomas has performed with a variety of illu- purchase tickets call the with equity markets lows new money to get retirement you need to for 15 years in his own sions; close up magic; box office at 536-2551 or (stocks) that had gotten into the markets at bet- familiarize yourself with show in Las Vegas, and …doves, dogs, color, go online at www.flying- ahead of itself, a strong ter pricing, and if you do the theory, “sequence of has been featured on nu- brightness, dancing, monkeyNH.com. dollar which makes ex- not panic and sell your returns risk”. The “red ports more expensive, positions near the bot- zone” for retirement is program trading in the tom, hopefully the equity roughly 10 years until AiR stewards. Today the now accepting applica- markets, and market par- markets can continue to your planned retirement FROM PAGE A7 legacy of their pursuits tions for the 2017 Artist ticipants (you and I) hav- move up. date. There are ways of daily life. A $5,000 sti- lives on in the Margret in Residence Program. ing become very compla- If you were in a po- to protect your capital pend is available to the and H.A. Rey Center, a Application Deadline cent, all contributed to sition needing to count that still may allow your chosen artist. nonprofit organization is April 3. Decisions the not so perfect storm. on this money for retire- money to grow. Contact The Margret and dedicated to honoring will be made by May We are much earlier ment income, then I may my office if you would H.A. Rey, authors of the Reys’ spirit of curi- 15. in the economic cycle rethink my position if like to hear more about the Curious George osity and discovery by For more informa- of expansion currently, I am in stocks or stock- these concepts. children’s book series increasing understand- tion or to apply, go to however the dollar is based mutual funds. If and former summer ing and participation http://www.thereycen- strengthening, interest the markets were to re- Mark Patterson is a residents of Water- in art, science, and na- ter.org or call 236-3308. rates are rising, we have tract and go flat such as registered investment ville Valley, were art- ture through programs The Margret and H.A. multiple expansion in the period between 2000 advisor with MHP asset ists and adventurers, for youth, adults and Rey Center, P.O. Box 286, the equity markets, com- and 2011, you could po- management and can historians and natu- families. Waterville Valley, NH pounded by the fact that tentially exhaust your be reached at 447-1979 or ralists, gardeners and The Rey Center is 03215. we have not had a mean- money if you are relying [email protected]. Section B Newfound Landing Thursday, Sports Thursday, March 16, 2017 Newfound cheerleaders advance to state championship DERRY — Sunday, was not Newfound. But was Newfound. vancing to state champi- on March 12 at Pinker- to have their full team March 5, the Newfound the next team advancing The Bears were ad- onship, which took place ton Academy, hoping ready to perform. Regional High School var- sity cheer team competed at prelims to hopefully qualify and move on to the state championships. The team of athletes was ready. But, as they warmed up before taking the floor, an injury happened to one of their own, stopping competi- tion. After the athlete left by ambulance, the team had to rally for him. They reworked their routine and waited to perform last out of the whole day. Through the tears of fear and sadness for their teammate, they went in with cheers from many other teams and fans. They pulled off an amazing routine that their teammate would be proud of. As they listened and hoped it was good enough to place in the top COURTESY PHOTO five and advance to state Hoop girls championships for the fourth year in a row, they The Newfound Middle School girls’ A basketball team finished off the regular season with a 14-0 record and finished second in the Lakes Region Tournament held hands and heard the at Winnisquam. Front row (l to r), Haley Dukette, Bailey Fairbank, Jasmine Peterson and Mattison Douville. Back row (l to r), Mackenzie Bohlmann, Lexi Kesselring, Autumn Braley, Alyssa McDonough, Tiffany Doan, Madison Perry, Carter Williams, Malina Bohlmann and coach Kammi Williams. first team announced

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Please visit www.lrcs.org to apply Kid’s Corner n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 B3 Sports B4 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 n Newfound sports Friends of Newfound Football hosting awards Monday dinner and dance BRISTOL — The postponed due to this day, March 20, at 6:30 Newfound winter week’s storm and will p.m. at the high school. BRISTOL — The hosting a St. Patty's 18, at the American sports awards were now be held on Mon- Friends of Newfound Day dinner and dance Legion Hall, 11 Spring Football (FONF) are on Saturday, March St., Bristol. Music will be provided by the Ex- press Revival Band. Muskrats seeking host families for summer season FONF supports the LACONIA — The middle school and high Winnipesaukee Musk- school football teams rats baseball club is in Bristol. They re- looking for local fami- cently made their final lies from Laconia and payment on the con- surrounding towns to struction of their foot- host players for the 2017 ball field to Morrison summer baseball season. Construction. Thanks Muskrats players arrive to the football coach the first week of June and of the first Newfound play for approximately Regional High School two months during the football team, Doug summer. Willett, for his gener- Each year the Musk- ous donation in paying rats rely on local families off the final amount of to come forward and pro- $2,400. vide accommodations Now FONF will be for their 30-player roster. able to do more on field While many former host improvements as well families are committed as additional support to housing players again to the high school and this year, there are still middle school football more families needed. teams. "Without community Doors to the dinner/ support on many levels - dance will open at 6 fans, corporate sponsors p.m. Cost to attend is and vendor partnerships $15 per person or $25 – our organization would per couple. Student cease to exist," stated CAREY HOUGH – COURTESY PHOTO price is $10. Muskrats General Man- The Winnipesaukee Muskrats are looking for host families for their baseball players this summer. Food served will in- ager Kristian Svindland. clude your choice of "However, it is the com- are hard-working, mo- with our past Muskrats ball League, a wood-bat For information or corned beef and cab- mitment of host families tivated individuals and and track their careers collegiate summer base- questions about the host bage or spaghetti and that is vital to our on- great role models for our through college and the ball league. During this, family program please garlic bread. going success. We are a son and the community. pros, in some instances.” their seventh season, contact Muskrats Host This is an alcohol non-profit organization Now our eight-year-old The Winnipesaukee they will play 44 games, Family Coordinator Car- free zone function. bringing a family-friend- gets a new big brother – Muskrats baseball club 23 of which will be home ey Hough at 872-2068 or There will be water, ly, affordable entertain- or brothers – each year. is a member of the New games at Robbie Mills hosting@muskratsbase- soda and coffee avail- ment option to the area, We have kept in touch England Collegiate Base- Field in Laconia. ball.com. able. therefore renting apart- ments is not fiscally responsible." A new season of Survivor (and some pleasant TV surprises) Players typically After a week that fea- would remake the show The new show, however, congratulations on the range from 18-23 years tured a lot of traveling SPORTING when it was announced. has shown great chem- championship. of age. Host families are (Nordic State Meets in CHANCE To date, I have been istry between the new Joshua Spaulding asked to provide a spare Great Glen, two nights pleasantly surprised, as Murtaugh and Riggs as is the Sports Editor for room with a bed, access of hockey in Plymouth there have been some well as some exciting the Granite State News, to shower and laundry and one day of hockey great storylines and good action and while I rarely Carroll County Indepen- By JOSHUA SPAULDING facilities, and occasion- in Manchester), I got a character development watch it on Wednesday dent, Meredith News, al meals for their play- chance to catch up on first two hours. Howev- over the course of this nights, it’s been a show Gilford Steamer, Winn- er – typically breakfast. a little bit of television er, it’s a season full of in- first season. And I loved I’ve enjoyed in its first isquam Echo, Plymouth Transportation is not re- that had backed up on teresting people and no that they did a crossover season. Record-Enterprise, Little- quired. Host families are my DVR on Friday and matter who goes home, with Hawaii 5-0, another That being said, none ton Courier, Newfound offered free season tick- Sunday. it’s bound to make some- one of the shows I enjoy, of the new shows appear Landing, Coos County ets for their entire house- Of course, the big one upset. last week. to be taking the mantel Democrat, Berlin Re- hold, two free weeks of television event of my It’s also hard to be- Lethal Weapon was from Survivor as my cur- porter and The Baysid- baseball camp for their week came on Wednes- lieve that Survivor has such a great movie, even rent favorite show. er. He can be reached at children, free admission day night when Survivor now been around for the second one was good, Finally, have a good sportsgsn@salmonpress. to all other NECBL ven- premiered its 34th sea- 500 episodes. I didn’t though the third and day Mike Lane, Justin com, at 569-3126, or PO ues, and access to special son and aired its 500th start watching until the fourth kind of took steps Frechette, Joe Murphy Box 250, Wolfeboro Falls, events before and during episode. I had a pair of eighth season, which in the wrong direction. and Mike Deyak, and NH 03896. the season. hockey games in Plym- was the All-Star season, "It’s an incredibly fun outh that night and by which saw its premiere and rewarding experi- the time I returned home air after the Patriots CJ’s Penalty Box, Mad River Tavern ence. At this point we are it was pushing midnight. were in the Super Bowl in need of several beds,” However, there was in 2004. Since then, I ha- said Svindland. “I under- no way I wasn’t watch- ven’t missed an episode heading to broomball finals stand people’s apprehen- ing the two-hour pre- and I’ve gone back and BY RAY O’HARA championship, an upset, winning in triple over- sion about taking in a miere, so I sat down and watched the previous Contributing Writer in 2013. This game gave time 1-0 for their first player. In fact, our family watched it and didn’t get seven seasons at least WATERVILLE VAL- the crowd a competitive league championship in was on the fence for a few to bed until 1:30 a.m. once and it has become LEY — The stage is display of broomball 37 years of play. Clearly, years before agreeing Nonetheless, it was a one of my favorite tele- set for another league at its best. Mad River CJ’s Penalty Box, with to host, but it has been great episode of Survi- vision shows of all time, championship game be- Tavern’s Tim Farina two wins over MRT this one of the most reward- vor, though I was sad to ranking up there with tween broomball rivals scored on a breakaway season, goes into this ing experiences in our see one the show’s best ER, The OC, Friends, CJ’s Penalty Box and with just under five year’s championship as lives. These young men characters leave in the Cheers and Lost. And I Mad River Tavern. CJ’s minutes remaining in a strong favorite. am incredibly excited Penalty Box rolled to the opening period. The The 2017 Waterville for another season and their fourth first place Crushers’ leading wom- Valley Coed Broom- to once again be heading finish in the last six en’s goal scorer, Katie ball League (WVCBBL) to New York this coming years with a 9-1-0 re- Dodge, tied the game on Championship will be Wednesday for another cord. Mad River Tavern a one-timer flip shot that played at the Waterville Rob Has a Podcast Survi- ended the season in sec- found the upper corner Valley Ice Arena today, vor event. ond place at 7-3-0, their of the net. MRT’s Kyle Thursday, March 16, I also got to thinking highest finish in over Underwood gave his at 7 p.m. Admission is about the new shows that 10 years. In the semifi- team the lead with slap free. The annual WVCB- have aired this season nal playoffs, CJ’s easi- shot through a screen of BL banquet and awards and there are a few that I ly topped fourth place players late in the sec- ceremony will be held have really enjoyed. XXX 5-0 as their league ond period. at Legends 1291 restau- Peewee I GSL State Champions Chief amongst those leading offense, led by With just a one-goal rant and sports bar, • Very competitive teams • Low Tuition are two shows I was very Jay Duguay and Nick differential, the two Waterville Valley Town • 3 ice practices per week • 2 competitive leagues wary about when they Dullea, (two goals each) teams engaged in a very Square, immediately fol- • Skills Program with playoffs and tournaments • Goalie Training and discounts began, mainly because and a flawless perfor- hard fought, physical, lowing the game. Check they were “reboots” of mance by goalie Kyle third period with both out www.wvbroomball. Tryout times: either movies or old Long overwhelmed a defenses holding strong. com. Monday, March 20th: television shows. Mac- XXX team that endured Final: Mad River Tav- Amoskeag Beverag- Squirts 5:30-6:30 (Birth year 2007 and 2008) Peewee 6:50-7:50 (Birth year 2005 and 2006) Gyver airs on CBS on a repeat of last season’s ern 2, the Crushers 1. es of Manchester and Tuesday, March 21st: Friday nights and Lethal semifinal game against The MRT victory Concord sponsors the Mites 5:00-5:50 (Birth year 2009 and younger based on experience) Weapon airs on Fox on this CJ’s powerhouse. sets up a rematch of last Waterville Valley Coed Squirts 6:10-7:00 (Birth year 2007 and 2008) Wednesday nights, coin- Mad River Tavern year’s championship Broomball League. The Peewee 7:30-8:30 (Birth year 2005 and 2006) cidentally opposite Sur- faced a very motivated with CJ’s Penalty Box. In company funds the Wednesday, March 22nd: vivor. third place Crushers 2016, Mad River Tavern cost of the trophies and Mites 5:00-6:00 (Birth year 2009 and younger based on experience) I used to enjoy the old team hoping to return (a third place team) had Bantams 6:30-8:00 (Birth year 2003 and 2004) the food for the annual MacGyver, though look- lost both regular season All skaters must register on-line BY MARCH 17! to the league champi- banquet. The league ap- ing back on it, it was a games to CJ’s by com- PLAYER TRYOUT REGISTRATION: onship game for the preciates the dedicated pretty cheesy show. But second time in their bined scores of 13-0. Mad support of Amoskeag on our website www.lryha.org it was always enjoyable history. The Crushers River Tavern pulled off Beverages these many More info: lryha.org or [email protected] and I wondered how they won their only league the upset of the decade, years.