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Download the Messenger – April 28, 2017 (Pdf) “Your Local Weekly Since 1868 A Tradition Worth Keeping” THE MessengerFree Our 149th Year Issue 17 April 28, 2017 Weare Middle School 8th Grade in front of the White House on their first day in Washington, DC. Trip to Washington, DC Weare Middle School 8th graders visit nation's capitol In preparation for their trip to Washing- trip. The projects will also be on display for ton, DC, all Grade 8 students at the Weare the public on May 12 during the Learning Middle School must complete a multi-media Fair and Penny Sale. The projects will be project about a memorial, monument, or at- located at various locations around the school traction in the nation’s capital as if they were building for viewing from 4:30 pm to 7 pm working for the National Parks Service. on that evening. The students know a great Each student must then research their deal about DC before they even leave Weare. particular site and create a three minute They are prepared and excited to visit and see CAR SEAT SAFETY speech designed to convince visitors to stop the memorials and monuments they studied Friendly reminder: by. They must also create a 3D model to scale or heard about from their classmates during Chest clips are designed to be at the of their site and a PowerPoint presentation. presentations. chest, not the stomach. In a collision, Each project is then presented by the student The Weare Middle School students' trip to the chest clip can cause damage and/or to their teachers and classmates prior to their Washington, DC runs May 18-21. internal bleeding to vital organs in your child's abdominal region, which is not Hopkinton considers opposition to Warner gun range protected by the ribcage. Hopkinton residents urged their select will next meet with their attorney to discuss board to oppose a proposed indoor gun what course of action the board will take range and retail shop near the town border this week and make a decision on Monday. Postal Customer Postal US Postage PRSRT STD PRSRT Hillsboro, NH Hillsboro, PAID Permit #25 Permit in Warner. If the board agrees to weigh in as abutters, ECRWSS Visit us online at The proposed gun range is about a public hearing on the issue for Hopkinton granitequill.com two-fifths of a mile from the Hopkinton residents will be held on May 8. Warner’s town border and is about 2 miles from the second public hearing on the range is sched- Hopkinton Middle High School. The board uled for May 15. PAGE 2 | THE MESSENGER | APRIL 28, 2017 | WWW.GRANITEQUILL.COM Local history as Yesteryear reported in The Messenger April 22, 2016 Narcan at Newport High School Are you... Goffstown Board will not investigate coach's resignation • Good with people Franklin City Council approves art exhibit at morsel park • Dependable and caring Henniker gathers to salute Police Chief Ryan Murdough • Wanting to make a difference in people’s lives... April 17, 2015 Bow Principal a finalist for Kearsarge Superintendant Robin Hill Farm is looking for you! Three New London landmarks in need of repair We currently have employment opportunities for Bow Safety Building supporters holding a breakfast Full time 2nd shift at our Deering location. Goffstown Police to receive two cruisers We also have Part time, weekend shifts and fl exible April 18, 2014 hours/shifts at our Hillsborough, Deering and VT police recover body of missing Sunapee man Peterborough programs. New Peterborough Fire Chief named Quick response saves Newport home No experience necessary, will train on the job! Gusting winds hamper Deering firefighters Applicants must have a High School Diploma or GED April 19, 2013 and a valid NH driver’s license. Fire Department conflict in Deering New principal named at John Stark Robin Hill Farm is an Equal Opportunity and Affi rmative Action Employer. Sunapee students win at Destination Imagination New London Selectmen handling Seastrand incident Contact: Keri Skillings at April 20, 2012 603-464-3841 or [email protected] Antrim's Tyke Ellis arrested on 44 charges www.robinhillfarm.com HDHS placed on routine drug lockdown New attractions at Mount Sunapee Resort Weare teen escapes arrest SALES HELP April 22, 2011 Tragedy in Warner - 8-year-old girl dies Area crews rescue stranded Antrim logger NEEDED Proctor Square signs banned in Henniker Sexual assault reported in Bennington April 16, 2010 Sunapee Board wants Blodgett property The Messenger is Henniker Selectman resigns unexpectedly Vandals spray paint Hopkinton School expanding again Hillsborough Police to work less hours for same pay and needs April 17, 2009 ConVal Board considers closing elementary schools experienced Public access to Lake Sunapee under appeal sales help to Steve Chamberlain promoted to Superintendent School bus causes gas spill at Irving service customers. April 18, 2008 Keene man arrested for assaulting Antrim boy Weare man arrested for arson on neighbor's house Salary Plus Commission. Gravel pit occupies Bradford Planning Board Must have reliable transportation. Kearsarge interviewing for Superintendent April 2, 2007 Send resume to: H-D graduate survives Virginia tech massacre The Messenger, PO Box 1190, Police find Henniker man dead near car Hillsborough, NH 03244 Greenfield man holds police at bay for 3 hours Superior Court vindicates Emerald Lake Commissioners WWW.GRANITEQUILL.COM | APRIL 28, 2017 | THE MESSENGER | PAGE 3 Epsom Fire Captain resigns citing Chief's 'mismanagement' Epsom Fire Captain Matthew Moult- crotch several times while Chief Preve Moulton’s resignation and thanked him on publicly resigned during a select board was standing there. for his service before recessing into a meeting Monday. Moulton's resignation The select board voted to accept nonpublic session. relates to a 2015 lawsuit filed against the town and Epsom Police Officer Brian Michael by Richard Bilodeau, a firefighter and the town’s emergency management director, in which Bilodeau claims that town employees and officials, including Police Chief Wayne Preve and Yeaton, retaliated against him after he reported repeated incidents of sexual harassment and sexual assault by Michael. Although town officials deny the allegation, they acknowledged that Bilodeau’s complaint was investigated by the county sheriff’s department and that Michael was forced to apologize for his conduct. He claims that he was denied training opportunities and called names and that police officers stopped responding to his calls in the field. Both the town and Bilodeau have asked for a jury trial, and jury selection is scheduled for later this summer. Bilodeau and Michael are still employed by the town. Michael is now a police lieutenant. In an affidavit Moulton supports Despite a quick response, Hopkinton firefighters were unable to save the structure Bilodeau’s claims, writing that he had witnessed Michael grab at Boulton's Hopkinton firefighters unable to save building Hopkinton firefighters responded guished in about half an hour, but Goffstown PD to have an ATM to a report of a structure fire early removing debris and checking for Monday morning at Herrick Mill- any remaining fire spots took much An ATM will soon be operating in the works Inc. on Burnham Intervale longer. Officials say it is too early to lobby of the Goffstown Police Station. It is Road in Contoocook. The facility, determine what may have caused hoped that the ATM will increase efficien- which was used to store wood chips the fire and that the incident is cy for both officers and those who come in that fueled the company’s lumber under investigation. Hopkinton fire, to the station to pay for permits, reports kiln, was fully involved when person- ambulance and rescue personnel, as or fees. The ATM is not recommended for nel arrived. The building collapsed a well as the Warner Fire Department, public use, though residents or those pass- short time later. The fire was extin- responded. ing by can stop in to use it. BARNS OF BRADFORD SPRUCE UP YOUR HOME FOR SPRING! • Featuring Shaker & Country-style Dining Room, Bedroom and Occasional Pieces. Choose from Solid Oak, Maple, Ash, Cherry, and Pine Free OTHER SPRING SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE Delivery including Factory Authorized Specials on Clayton Marcus Sofas, 90 Day Interest Free Loveseats, Chairs, Sleepers and Recliners. Save on leather too! 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