Cyan Magenta Yellow Black (Continued on Page 36) (Continued on Page 20) Because the Balsams project could go out “Without the foundation’s help,” said the foundation’s “Without Area Garden Club has The Colebrook meeting (pending approval), planning board chairman John Scarinza went over August what had taken place since the meeting, when the board agreed that the applicant would work with attorney Bamford of the Tara and Waugh Bernie North Country Council to complete the application. He explained that the process is unique because the concept plan model projects, or for a phase is for shorter-term of a project that within 18 months would have a final development plan ready for board review. The board met with Mr. 20 to 30 years, to explore better ways to review the Waugh project. He suggested that rather than go through the concept plan the balance of the club’s budget comes the balance of the club’s from membership dues, fund-raisers, donations, and $1,800 to $2,400 annually North Country Tillotson from the Foundation. Ms. Hurlburt, “there would be no flowers. Every town has their own way of getting some flowers out there, but we’re the only without financial ones who do it largely assistance from the town or from busi- nesses.” 49 dues-paying members, although Ms. Caird said only about 15 are actively involved. “Every member supports in PRIDE AND JOY nel.com Seventy-Five Cents nel.com By Jake Mardin By Rob Maxwell Coös Planning Board Proposes New Proposes Coös Planning Board Downtown with Flowers All Summer Downtown with Flowers Zoning Ordinance for Balsams Plan Zoning Ordinance Colebrook Area Garden Club Adorns Colebrook Area Garden Balsams resort developers met with the August 18 This meeting followed an According to the minutes of last week’s Those traveling on Colebrook’s Main Those traveling on Colebrook’s August with club During a sit-down in Nancy Biron has been taking care of the flowers outside the Colebrook Public Library for of the flowers outside the Colebrook has been taking care Nancy Biron Club. The box just outside the front Garden Area many years as a member of the Colebrook blooms including Persian with an assortment of door was particularly colorful this summer, Gem Marigolds.Shields, Scaevolas, Lavateras and Lemon photo) Maxwell (Rob county planning board last Wednesday to Wednesday county planning board last discuss its Subdistrict Concept Plan for the resort, and the two parties outlined a plan to work on a zoning amendment. discussion of the plan during an applica- The board identified areas of tion review. the application where more information was needed, and the meeting was contin- ued first to September 2, and then resched- Last month, Wednesday. uled to last developers said their goal was to see the creation and adoption of a new zone with land use and site plan review standards by which future development would be judged. Street this summer have been treated to lovely displays of hanging and potted flowers along the sidewalks, and large islands at planted displays on the traffic These floral deco- either end of the street. rations are the result of much hard work and dedication from a few of the members Area Garden Club. of the Colebrook Hurlburt and Ginny Terry co-chairmen and secretary Jean Caird, Freudenberger all three noted that while many towns have flower displays on their Main Streets, the situation in Colebrook is unique: aside from $500 from the town, SENTINEL (Continued on Page 30) (Continued on Page 37) (Continued on Page 21) The majority of the over 50 people who Last month, Northern Pass announced The doors were opened at 5 p.m. last During a May, 2015 strategy session During a May, Selectman Greg Placy explained that He added that while most material com- Evaluation Committee. Stenographers were present to record the meeting, and transcripts will be sent to the SEC. spoke about the project were against the proposal and suggested that the entire line be buried, or not built at all. Some felt that White Mountain Eversource favored the National Forest area, where 52 miles of line are proposed for burial, over other areas farther north. an updated route that included the 52-mile WMNF. portion in the underground cables being used Because of the different portions, the project in underground capacity was reduced from 1,200 megawatts to 1,000 MW. for an open house, during Wednesday and experts from which various officials Northern Pass were on hand to answer Among the displays were the questions. cross-linked polymer cable that will be used to bury more of the line, and com- puter simulations where people can put in the Northern Pass Fund partnership inten- an tions, except that this seemed like award for their own immediate public agree we don’t relations needs. Currently, with their proposed transmission line plan. buried, we can’t As long as the lines aren’t in support it and that means we can’t, good faith, take their money.” that included over 50 community mem- bers and facility users, the Rec Center great enthusiasm learned of the region’s hearing for all that the facility offers; loudly and clearly that even more pro- without a grams were desired. However, significant operating endowment, the Rec She explained that when the new wells She explained that was about 90 feet of were installed, there The of gravel. and below that 15 feet clay, below the gravel. On wells were drilled said it appears a McKinnon Mr. Tuesday, into the gravel, and clump of clay dropped that is being drawn through the pump. so sand or gravel granules are big enough but that they can settle and not be noticed, “Clay is a very story. clay is a different he unique size of product of the earth,” it very rarely if so small that said. “It’s ever settles out.” presses when water is added, clay will

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Colebrook Shuts Down Wells after Down Wells Shuts Colebrook

Mostly Favor Burial of Entire Line Mostly Favor Burial of Entire

Meets This Saturday — page 3 Competition Sept. 26 — page 3

Headwaters Citizens Committee

Resource Officers Weigh in After

Errol Heritage Day & Lumberjack

North-End Users Find Clay in Water Users Find Clay North-End Comments at Northern Pass Meeting

“All our other grant awards come with Three Weeks on the Job — page 21

The meeting drew around 300 people Speaking for the board of directors, The common refrain from the majority

In a unanimous vote, the North Country Town manager Becky Merrow dis- Town

Users at the northern end of Route 3, on Following reports of cloudy water from Following reports of

submit an application to the N.H. Site required before Eversource Energy may required before Eversource Energy and was the fourth in a series held as

buried. that the entire transmission line should be ner with our funders. We’re unclear about We’re ner with our funders. Whitefield is Grand in View Mountain can’t just take a pay-off. We look to part- We just take a pay-off. can’t at the Wednesday public meeting last chairman Dr. John Fothergill stated, “We John Fothergill chairman Dr. of those who spoke during Northern Pass’ came with no such letter.” utive director Lori Morann, “This award nized in Rec Center publicity,” said exec- nized in Rec Center publicity,” on how the funder would like to be recog- reporting requirements and specifications letters of congratulations, including

Northern Pass Transmission, LLC. Transmission, Northern Pass Creation Association, which is funded by Creation received from the Coös County Job received from the Coös County brought it to the selectboard later that day. directors decided to return a $10,000 grant of the water department on Monday, and of the water department on Monday, board of Community Recreation Center’s tor Kevin McKinnon and Shannon Grady cussed the issue with public works direc- new wells were turned off last Tuesday. Tuesday. last new wells were turned off park were affected by the problem, and the park were affected and in the Windsor Park Estates trailer Windsor and in the Cummings, Couture and Edwards streets,

officials say the water is still safe to drink. officials the old system. In the meantime, town the old system. In have been turned off and users are back on and users have been turned off wells located across from Piper Hill Road wells located across users on the north side of town, the new users on the north 015 the beacon, made his Jim Connelly (Continued on Page 3) Conservation Officers received a Conservation Officers no other avenue to confirm this was With available at Hicks Lumber and Solomon’s Phillips at the 45th Store, or from Morgan may also be Tickets Parallel EMS. daughter Lisa, at requested from Jim’s [email protected], and will be sold at the Questions may be directed to Lisa at door. 207-415-9115. threatening injuries in an ATV crash that ATV injuries in an threatening Hill area 3:45 p.m. in the Potato occurred at Game reports that Ms. of Stratford. Fish & to catch up to other Davignon was trying and may have party, members of her riding trail, causing her to hit a water bar in the ATV the with over, lose control and roll She was discovered landing on top of her. party shortly after by members of her riding rider trav- Another the accident occurred. to Connolly Cabins in eled from the scene Personnel from the Stratford to call for help. Groveton fire depart- Stratford Hollow and to the scene. Ms. ments responded to ATV Davignon was transported by rescue she a waiting Groveton ambulance, where Hospital in Lancaster Weeks was taken to The for further evaluation and treatment. it crash remains under investigation but appears that speed was the chief contribut- according to Fish & Game. ing factor, Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) emergency in signal from the Diamond Peaks area sig- The Second College Grant at 5:15 p.m. Air Force nal was reported by the U.S. of Rescue Coordination Center (AFRCC) There Fla. City, AFB in Panama Tyndall was only one beacon hit and several other attempts to acquire a signal failed. COs responded to the initial an emergency, GPS location, and as they arrived on scene, in the hiker who activated the beacon called to report that he had safely made it out. had The Bronx, N.Y., David Joslin, 58, of been hiking to the summit of Diamond Peaks when he became lost and disoriented. to get assistance in get- He tried calling 911 ting back on the trail but was unable to get a signal, and followed that up by activating After his beacon beacon. his emergency activation he was successful in finding his so he turned off way, way back to his car and returned to Errol, where he made a call around 8:30 p.m. N.H. FISH AND GAME N.H. FISH This Saturday for Jim Connelly This Saturday Welcome Home & Benefit Dinner Welcome For the Record... the For A welcome home and benefit spaghetti A Jim is a retired firefighter and deputy Despite receiving over 30 units of and He still has a long road to recovery, per person and are cost $15 Tickets Four separate incidents kept conservation Four separate involved in a pursuit CO Chris Egan was Acushnet, Rachel Davignon, 44, of dinner will be held Saturday, September dinner will be held Saturday, fire station in honor of 19 at the Pittsburg The evening Jim Connelly of Pittsburg. starts at 5 p.m. and includes a 50/50 raffle. warden, who this past winter was elected president of the 45th Parallel EMS board. He was admitted to the hospital on March 30 for a routine hip replacement, but dur- a major artery was damaged, ing surgery and the situation was not discovered for 24 hours. blood, Jim went into cardiac arrest multi- ple times. He spent weeks in a medically induced coma, then months recovering in the hospital, and more time in rehabilita- days, Jim finally came After 135 tion. home in mid-August. he will be able to is unsure when, if ever, All are get back to his normal routine. invited to come and welcome Jim home, and help raise funds to get him back on his feet. officers busy around the area on Sunday, busy around the area officers September 6. the rider after of a side-by-side OHRV stop when signaled at allegedly failed to Moose Pond Road in around 3:20 p.m. on then continued “The OHRV Pittsburg. at a high rate of vehicle beyond the officer’s after passing it,” his speed and accelerated “CO Egan turned his press release states. began pursuing the vehicle around and but the pursuit was quick- speeding OHRV, ly discontinued due to the lack of visibility in the extremely dusty conditions.” Based on interviews with other riders, he identified riding several members of the suspect’s party and eventually obtained his name, along with descriptions and registration and pickup. Officers numbers for his OHRV and Colebrook police from Pittsburg departments, N.H. State Police and U.S. in Border Patrol assisted Fish and Game CPD At around 5:34 p.m., locating the rider. Brendon McKeage located a vehicle Officer on Reed Road that matched the description, and CO Egan interviewed two males a 2015 The OHRV, involved in the incident. of Polaris RZR 900, was located in the front trailer attached to the vehi- enclosed a large had been loaded behind it. ATV cle, and an The two men reportedly admitted to pulling off the machine into a camp driveway for Indian Stream Road, where they waited CO Egan to pass before proceeding back out to the road and reversing direction Adam The operator, toward Colebrook. Conn., was 33, of Manchester, Brewer, at an with operating an OHRV charged unreasonable speed for existing conditions, and owner/operator responsibilities for fail- ing to stop when signaled. He was released on $750 personal recognizance bail pending arraignment on October 8. Mass., sustained serious, but non-life- 2 OURT (Rob Maxwell photo) C (Continued on Page 3) Jason Hopps, 36, of Jefferson, pled Jason Hopps, 36, of Jefferson, Christina Liberatore, 40, of St. Laura Rainville, 26, of Canaan, pled The court held a sentencing hearing for Alton, pled Charles Lord III, 51, of 53, of Naples, Maine, Carl Sweezey, innocent to Class A misdemeanor breach A innocent to Class of bail, for allegedly operating a motor in vehicle in Colebrook on September 1 relation to a separate case. She was released on $1,000 personal recognizance bail pending trial. misdemeanor drug pos- A guilty to Class The April 22. session in Colebrook on court sentenced him to 60 days in jail with credit for 21 days of pretrial confinement and fined him $310, with another $250 suspended on the condition of good behavior for one year. pled guilty to Class B misde- Johnsbury, meanor driving under the influence on Route 3 in Columbia on November 11, 2013. She was fined $620 and lost her license for nine months but may apply for reinstatement after 90 days if she com- pletes the necessary requirements. of operating guilty to a June 27 charge without a valid license on Route 3 in Stewartstown and was fined $124. 59, of Colebrook, who on West, Errol August 20 pled guilty to a July 31 charge of Class B misdemeanor driving while intoxicated on Route 3 in Stratford. He was fined $620 and lost his license for nine months, but may apply for reinstate- ment after 90 days upon completion of requirements. of guilty to Class B misdemeanor charges marijuana possession and reckless driving on Route 26 in Dixville on May 30. He was fined $1,054 and lost his license for 90 days. of unrea- pled innocent to a July 4 charge sonable speed, for allegedly operating an m.p.h. on Millsfield Pond at 40 OHRV The complaint was Road in Millsfield. IRCUIT C RECITING THE FIREFIGHTER’S PRAYER OLEBROOK C (603) 237-8322 (855) 886-6309 Personal Injury Wills & Probate Criminal Defense www.waystackfrizzell.com Judge Desjardins presided over pled Armand Buteau, 68, of Pittsburg, Jesse Croteau, 28, of Milan, pled guilty John Dusik, 24, of Hyannis, Mass., pled Cassandra Gelinas, 52, of Colebrook, 2tf Canaan Schools physical education teacher and volunteer firefighter Todd Nichols brought a Nichols brought Todd and volunteer firefighter Canaan Schools physical education teacher exercises commemorative engine to the campus for Friday morning’s Beecher Falls VFD fire D.C. Lt. Nichols is and Washington, attacks in New York on the anniversary of the terrorist left, and Cody Riff. services students Kesler Lyons, with emergency seen here Colebrook Circuit Court on Thursday, Colebrook Circuit Court on The next scheduled court September 10. date is September 24. of simple 28 charge August guilty to an assault for entering into a fight by mutual consent with Roxana Forsyth in Pittsburg. The court fined him $124, with an addi- tional $124 suspended on the condition of good behavior for one year. to Class B misdemeanor driving while intoxicated on Route 26 in Errol on August 22. He was fined $620 and lost his license for nine months, but may seek reinstatement after 90 days if he com- pletes the necessary requirements. guilty to possession of marijuana and speeding, at 65 miles per hour in a 45- m.p.h. zone on Route 145 in Colebrook on July 26, and was fined $537.33. of dri- pled guilty to a September 2 charge ving after suspension on Colby Street in Colebrook and was fined $310. She pled Page Two Page Wednesday, September 16, 2 AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 , 2015 st —Jake Mardin Layaway Page Three (603) 246-3303 30th Year Jewelers 37 45TH PARALLEL EMS 45TH PARALLEL receive one ticket towards drawing. Pauline's Anniversary! Main St., W. Stewartstown, NH Main St., W. be drawn Nov. 2nd! For every $10 spent, Free Gift Wrapping 7 lucky winners will Boutique & Celebrating our www.paulinesboutique.com Now ‘till Oct. 31 The 45th responded to nine medical The 45th responded September 1. The car was a total loss and a total loss car was The 1. September was Poulin was put down. Mr. the moose transferred to UCVH and later transported Center Medical to Dartmouth-Hitchcock treatment. for further in Colebrook, Pittsburg, emergencies from September Clarksville and Columbia seven patients to 6-12, transporting six interfa- The unit also provided UCVH. two lift assists. cility transfers and Tel. 603-246-8822 Tel. STORE store flyer in store The North ESSEX CTY. SHERIFF’S DEPT. ESSEX CTY. this Friday for our Woods Weekly Check your mailbox SOLOMON'S that he was safe. that he was assisted 7:40 p.m., officers At around 12 brought September This past Saturday, Donald Poulin, 59, of Beecher Falls, 23tf 32 Main Street, West Stewartstown, NH 32 Main Street, West N.H. State Police in locating a missing Police in locating N.H. State Hill in Stewartstown. juvenile on South male subject had last been The 15-year-old behind a camp that seen entering the woods a disagreement with a afternoon, following with an initial search parent. COs assisted at around 9:15 p.m. of back roads and that the juvenile learned from state police to the camp. had returned safely Trail Woods accident on the 13 Mile ATV an Vincent & Game said in Errol at 2 p.m. Fish Southwick, Mass., was Abbondanza, 57, of the northbound when his right tire caught ATV edge of the trail, which pulled his he abruptly into a cluster of small trees, and was thrown from his machine when it rolled the onto its side. Errol Rescue responded to Abbondanza to scene and transported Mr. Hospital for further Valley Androscoggin inves- The accident remains under treatment. & tigation, but based on initial findings, Fish inexperi- Abbondanza’s Game believes Mr. likely ATV ence in operating a borrowed played a role in the crash. on was injured in a collision with a moose Tuesday, in Canaan on Route 114 For the Record For the From Page 2) (Continued 3 —Jake Mardin placed on file without a finding on the 38, of Colebrook, Thivierge, Crystal failed Dennis Burke, 49, of Manchester, Children’s games go all day under the Children’s The day ends with a spaghetti supper at No one should miss this chance to watch In addition, the committee provides In addition, the committee and Recreation The Division of Parks condition of good behavior for six months. pled guilty to Class B misdemeanor dri- ving while intoxicated at the intersection of Hughes Road and Route 145 in Colebrook on July 18. She was fined $620 and lost her license for nine months, but may apply for reinstatement after 90 days upon completion of requirements. to appear for an arraignment on a violation of public urination between two charge buildings on Main Street in Colebrook on The court issued a bench warrant May 3. with $250 cash bail. Station. Opening ceremonies begin at 10 Station. Opening ceremonies begin at 4 a.m., and the competition continues until p.m. white tent, and events include a monster truck bounce house, vendors, 50/50 raffle, a a silent auction, helicopter rides, and a.m. to 1:30 p.m. barbeque lunch from 11 Contests include a Local Stock Saw a.m. to Challenge Preliminary from 11 at noon; Stacking Wood 12:30 p.m.; Kids’ Local Stock Saw Finals at 1:30 p.m.; from 1 Toss Throw and Fry Pan Chainsaw to 2:30 p.m., with awards ongoing throughout the day. the Errol Fire Station from 4 to 6:00 p.m., winners will which is also when the raffle be drawn and the silent auction winners announced. Proceeds from the supper ben- efit the Errol Heritage Commission. com- as many of the day’s the sawdust fly, petitors are world champions in the fol- 10 Throw, Axe lowing events: Preliminary a.m. to noon; Springboard; Stock Appearing Chainsaw; Bow Saw; Jack & Axe Crosscut; Two-Person Jill Crosscut; Throw Finals; Underhand Chop; Singlebuck; Obstacle Pole Buck; Modified Production Chainsaw; and Open Chainsaw. The committee provides advice to the provides advice The committee and of Resources N.H. Department the monitor- Development on Economic with the terms of ing of and compliance Headwaters Forest the Connecticut Lakes Legacy Easement. to the Department of management advice Development Resources and Economic Department on a and the Fish and Game public recre- variety of issues, including the stewardship and ation, revisions to and camp leases. management plans, the provides administrative assistance to be committee. More information can found on-line at www.nhstateparks.org under the “Get Involved” tab. Circuit Court Circuit (Continued From Page 2)

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Colebrook Country Club. Creations, Bruce Katz Dentist, and the Hardware, North Woods Dental, Lin Jo Woods Hardware, North Brown office, C. Bean Transport, Hicks Transport, C. Bean Brown office, member, and at Lemieux Garage, the C.N. member,

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October 13. annual Stay Warm Raffle, to be drawn Raffle, Warm annual Stay from 6:30 to 9 a.m. at the Errol Fire Club are now selling chances in their with a Lumberjack Pancake Breakfast Country Powersports. The day begins The day Country Powersports. parking just across the street at Bear Lumberjack Competition is free, as is Lumberjack Competition is free, as School ball field on Main Street. being held at the Errol Consolidated Professional Lumberjack Competition, third annual Errol Heritage Day and are residents of the Great North Woods. are residents of the Great North September 26 at the history on Saturday, composed of 14 members, of whom seven Citizens Committee, established by law, is Citizens Committee, established by law, ment of committee members. resignations, appointments and re-appoint- resignations, appointments an update on 15 new lease sites; and the an update on 15 new plan revisions and easement amendment; plan revisions and agement; discussions on the Headwaters agement; discussions and timber and Fish & Game forest man- and timber and Fish updates on the DES’ management on roads updates on the DES’ lic recreational use, including ATVs; including lic recreational use, Dickson Lane in Pittsburg. Dickson Lane in Pittsburg. Pittsburg Ridge Runners clubhouse on Ridge Runners clubhouse Pittsburg this Saturday, September 19 at the September 19 at this Saturday, Citizens Committee will meet at 10 a.m. will meet Citizens Committee Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL Stratford Respectfully, (Karen Ladd photo) (Karen W. Timothy Brooks Timothy W. In the Evil Day: Violence itor d Postal Subscriptions: (Continued on Page 14) On-Line Subscriptions: e Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, and at additional offices. Published Wednesdays by Published Wednesdays Colebrook, NH 03576-0039 One year, $30; 6 months, $15; One year, 1 year in-county (Coös & Essex, PO Box 39, Colebrook, NH 03576. The News and Sentinel, PO Box 39, The News and Sentinel, PO free to active-duty military personnel. 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North Woods Riders ATV Club, Millsfield Club, ATV Riders Woods North Club, ATV Club, North Country ATV New Hampshire Snow- Wilds, Ride the Pittsburg Association, NHOHVA, mobile Ridge Runners, Colebrook Ski-Bees, Canaan Border Riders, NH Grand, NCIC, The The New Hampshire Union Leader, The Berlin Daily Sun, News and Sentinel, and any other interested parties, to buy support for its projects by offering grants or other gifts to non-profits, money, individuals and local businesses. e h m m AN AUTHOR BRINGS US BACK AUTHOR AN USPS 385-520 Colebrook, New Hampshire about the tragic shootings of 1997. The Colebrook Area Historical Area about the tragic shootings of 1997. The Colebrook Printed at The Concord Monitor Press, Concord, N.H. etters to t L For circulation, contact: For advertising, contact: The NEWS and SENTINEL Submit news, photos, letters to: All other items - noon Monday Editor & Publisher: Karen Ladd & Publisher: Karen Editor All other advertising - noon Monday. [email protected] www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com [email protected] Tel. 603-237-5501 FAX 603-237-5060 603-237-5501 FAX Tel. Deadlines: Classifieds - 5 p.m. Monday Dear Stratford Residents, my life has taken a As you may know, After finishing my studies and passing of St. I am Deacon-in-Charge Currently, Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Hours: Monday - Friday, Office [email protected] Press releases, announcements - noon Friday turn in a different direction. I did not turn in a different my expect to realize this change until after term was up as selectman. April, I the General Ordination Exams in stated at various selectboard meetings that I need to resign from my duties as select- man due to the time constraints from my new responsibilities. I tried, unsuccessful- to identify someone who would be ly, interested in finishing out my term, which I was not able to attend ends this year. board meetings this summer due to church commitments. Episcopal Church in Lancaster, Paul’s which consists of 22 hours per week while When I am still teaching in Groveton. ordained as a priest on the 5th of I will then be Priest-in-Charge. December, Therefore, I find that I must relinquish my Eric Stohl of Columbia—who, by the way, really hates to have his picture taken—was among hates to have his picture really Eric Stohl of Columbia—who, by the way, night to hear a talk Center last Wednesday at the Tillotson who gathered a good-sized crowd his book released who recently of Sandwich, author Rick Carey from Comes to One Small Town Society hosted the event, and Mr. Carey sold and signed several copies of his book after the Carey Society hosted the event, and Mr. 17 for another signing (details to be announced), discussion. He plans to be back on October on-line at www.amazon.com. and in the meantime his book may be purchased 4 —K.L. DITOR E SENTINEL ETTERS TO THE and L E D I T O R I A L L A R I O E D I T

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Page FourPage - Colebrook, New Hampshire AND SENTINEL THE NEWS The The NEUTRAL NOT BUT INDEPENDENT service are so desperately needed up here, it’s worth taking public relations up here, it’s service are so desperately needed The if it leaves a bad taste in our mouths. money from Northern Pass even from increased coverage would soon do convenience and sense of safety even if we remembered whose money away with any icky aftertaste, and it and go. Take made it possible, so what? travelers who now encounter a cell ser- would benefit, along with all the supposed to feel guilty? Even if so who’s vice blackout north of Groveton, of Northern Pass, are you really going you react with venom at the mention call in the Hogback, just out of spite? to refrain from answering a cell of a offer for entertaining Northern Pass’ ident Harry Brown to task, not for keeping it secret instead of but rather, Wilds, gift to bolster Ride the own members and—most importantly— keeping faith with the coalition’s been obvious that the Northern Pass with the landowners. It should have to tear asunder the coalition, Ride the issue is a hot one, with the potential We properly. snowmobile trails if not handled and even the area’s Wilds should accept or even consider the never said whether the coalition obvious. money—that was beside the point, although that, too, should be our heads at the recipients of some of the scratched We paper and its editor. jump- grants too, but decided we needed more time to think about it before the As it turned out the only justifiable target, ing all over anyone in print. issued a statement just at presstime last public and nonprofit Rec Center, that it was turning back the money. Tuesday like it, they’ll vote with their feet and their wallets. Rep. and if people don’t who wears a lot of hats and has broad Larry Rappaport is an elected official shoulders, so we’ll let him fight his own battle if he wishes. them. In voted with their feet and are taking some key trail sections with Coalition should outing, the OHRV the wake of the Northern Pass offer’s and engaged in some have acted quickly to distance itself from the matter, Whether anything can or will public relations work to mitigate the damage. be done now remains to be seen. care—and make no mistake, a good number of people fit the or just don’t They’re latter two descriptions—you’re probably sick of hearing about it. between counting on that, just as they’re counting on their money to come working all too well. a tactic that’s it’s us, and sadly, Northern Pass’ public donations—the first in April and the second in April and the first in public donations—the Northern Pass’ with our consistent nor do they conflict one another, July—do not conflict as proposed. Northern Pass transmission line stance against the

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the Northern Forest and Great North to the protection of priority resources in highway in the 1970s and, more recently, the intrusion of a multi-lane interstate Franconia Notch and its state park from served the White Mountains, to protecting served the eastern national forest system and con- the 1911 Weeks Act, which created the Weeks the 1911 love. From our advocacy for passage of by battles to protect the places people

outdoors. depends on active engagement with the worth, and that successful conservation believe that these resources have intrinsic and trails of the Appalachian region.” We Appalachian region.” and trails of the standing of the mountains, forests, waters, the protection, enjoyment, and under- Hampshire. Our mission is to “promote including more than 12,000 here in New cates from Maine to Washington, D.C., Washington, cates from Maine to 100,000 members, supporters and advo- zation in the country, with more than zation in the country, oldest conservation and recreation organi- Op-Ed by AMC

Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL pated in the Firemen’s Convention parade. pated in the Firemen’s Bicentennial by planting a tree in Canaan. completed the first project of the Canaan Merrill, Harry Biron and Albert Berry Merrill, Harry Biron and

at Champlain College in Burlington. their efforts at the school orientation day. their efforts Lawrence Clough were commended for Kenneth Grimes, Carl Elliott and Deborah Chadwick, Phyllis Dowse, Clairee, Lori Cotnoir as M’Lynn, Colleen Clogston as Annelle and Rebecca Larson as Ousier. Colleen Clogston as Lori Cotnoir as M’Lynn, Clairee, are (seated) Naomi Going as Shelby, Tanya Young as Truvy, (standing) Donna Jordan as Jordan (standing) Donna as Truvy, Young Tanya (seated) Naomi Going as Shelby, are mended at Fiddleheads, 110 Main Street in Colebrook. The leading ladies of “Steel Magnolias” in Colebrook. Street Main mended at Fiddleheads, 110 September 19 at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets cost $15 per person and advance purchase is recom- per person and advance purchase cost $15 September 19 at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets Tillotson ‘s Kaufmann Theatre in Colebrook, and continues with two shows this Saturday, in Colebrook, ‘s Kaufmann Theatre Tillotson The Carriage Lane Players production of “Steel Magnolias” opened this past weekend at the of “Steel Magnolias” opened this past The Carriage Lane Players production 2015 3rd FRIDAY 3rd 3rd SATURDAY 3rd Assembly of God 4th WEDNESDAY of Latter-Day Saints of Latter-Day New Wine Ministries New Wine 1st & 3rd MONDAYS 1st & 3rd 1st & 3rd TUESDAYS 1st & 3rd 2nd & 4th MONDAYS Church of Jesus Christ Church 1st & 3rd THURSDAYS 1st & 3rd Grace Community Church River of Life Worship Center River of Life Worship TWICE-MONTHLY EVENTS TWICE-MONTHLY • Gamers’ Club meets at Alice Ward Library Ward Alice Club meets at • Gamers’ • Pittsburg Historical Society meets at the Historical Society • Pittsburg • Worship service with Northeast Kingdom Worship • Stewartstown Hollow: Sunday worship & a.m. on Sundays; Gale Street, Canaan: 11 West Rt. 3 in Arts Center, Martial Mathieu’s Attn. Clergy: Please notify the editor at Meets at Trinity UMC, Bridge St., Trinity Meets at Community Baptist, Colebrook: Sunday Faith Chapel, Columbia: Sunday school at 10 • Canaan Historical Society meeting, 3 p.m. • Canaan Historical Society 6-9 p.m. at Christ • Open Mic for all ages, • Take Apart Electronics at Alice Ward Alice Apart Electronics at Take • • Mohawk Grange meets, 7 p.m. at the Seniors Craft Group meets, 1 Town • Col. for family & friends of people living with men- friends of people living for family & Center, Tillotson 6-8 p.m. at the tal illness, or More info: 603-359-3552 Colebrook. lisawhitaker97@ gmail.com. 2nd floor. Library, Ward Alice at Hall, Lancaster. United Methodist Church 603-788- info: Lyndall, Admission $3. More 2660. Wednesday Museum on the fourth Hall Town through September. of the month from May Business meeting at 7 p.m., program at 7:30. Library in Canaan. Call to register: 802-266- 7135. in Canaan. Call to register: 802-266-7135. Grange hall on East Colebrook Rd., Cole- brook. 6:30 p.m. at St. Paul’s House of Prayer, Episcopal Church, Powerhouse Rd., Canaan. More info: Pastor Claude Houle, 802-266- 8223. Community House in Town p.m. at Col. Lancaster for knitting, crocheting, individual projects & social time; help is available. Kingdom Kidz, 10:30 a.m.; prayer group 6:30 p.m. midweek worship 6:30 Tuesdays; p.m. www.riveroflifewc.net. Wednesdays; www.thegracecommunitychurch.com. Stewartstown: Sunday church service at 10 a.m.; [email protected] or 603-246-7736. [email protected] or 603-237-5501 of any changes to your church’s schedule, and feel free to submit news items to announce special events. Colebrook: sacrament worship service, 1 p.m. School for all ages at 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- Wednesday a.m. (nursery provided); vice at 11 7 p.m.; 603-246-8623 or 246- Bible study, 8854. a.m. & school at 10 a.m.; Sunday services at 11 evening service at 7 p.m.; Wednesday 6 p.m.; www.colebrookcbc.org. wor- a.m. from Sept.-May; a.m., worship at 11 ship at 10 a.m. from June-Aug.; 603-237-8722. Baptist 2nd SUNDAY 3rd TUESDAY 3rd Congregational Roman Catholic 3rd THURSDAY 3rd 2nd SATURDAY United Methodist 3rd WEDNESDAY 3rd Episcopal-Anglican Local Worship Services • Sunday School, 8:30 a.m. at Farnham • Great North Woods Riders ATV Club meet- ATV Riders Woods • Great North North American Martyrs’ Parish, 603-237- American Martyrs’ North St. Brendan's, Colebrook: Masses at 8 a.m. St. Pius X, Errol (seasonal): Sunday Mass at Parish—Sacred d’Youville St. Marguerite Monadnock UCC, Colebrook: Sunday adult Errol UCC: Sunday service at 8 a.m.; Trinity UMC, Colebrook: Sunday service at Trinity Sunday Farnham Memorial UMC, Pittsburg: St. Stephen's, Colebrook: Sunday service at Sunday ser- St. Paul's, Canaan (May-Nov.): All Saints, Hereford: Sunday service at 10 First Baptist, North Stratford: Sunday ser- Independent Baptist, Stewartstown: Sunday • George L. O’Neil American Legion Post American L. O’Neil • George Support Group, 5 p.m. at Alzheimer’s • meeting Ridge Runners monthly • Pittsburg Mineral Society meets, • Presidential Gem & • Potluck supper, 5:30 p.m. at First Baptist • Potluck supper, (Groveton Regional Economic • GREAT • Cohos Historical Society meeting, 6 p.m. at • NAMI Family & Friends Support Group, at The Northland Restaurant. The Northland at Wilderness noon at the #62 meeting, Colebrook. Info: Cdr. Restaurant (lounge side), 237-4440. James Kenny, Colebrook Public Library. dinner at 6:30 p.m., at the clubhouse: potluck or www.pitts- 538-1142 meeting at 7:30. Info: burgridgerunners.org. raf- town hall. Program, 6:30 p.m. at Jefferson Sharon O’Neill, 603- fle & refreshments. Info: 603-837-9764. Tellman, 466-2395; or Dave Church in Stratford. Casseroles, salads, baked beans & pies, $7 per adult. in Memorial United Methodist Church Pittsburg. offices, meeting at the GREAT Team) Action 19 State St., Groveton, 6:30 p.m. Info: Gloria White, 636-2800. the Marion Blodgett Museum in Stratford info: on Facebook or at More Hollow. [email protected]. clubhouse. ing, 7 p.m. at Ridge Runners’ Public welcome. More info: www.greatnorth- woodsatv.org. 4342—St. Albert's, W. Stewartstown: Masses W. Albert's, 4342—St. 4:30 p.m. Saturday. at 8 a.m. Friday, Thursday and 10 a.m. Sunday. 8 a.m. beginning May 24. Heart Church, Stratford: Sunday Mass at 9 a.m.; 603-922-3360. Bible study & music rehearsal at 9 a.m.; wor- ship service at 10 a.m., followed by fellowship time; monadnockchurchcolebrook.weebly. com. [email protected]. 10:30 a.m.; www.trinitycolebrook.com; 603- 10:30 a.m.; www.trinitycolebrook.com; 237-4031. service at 8:30 a.m.; crafts night at 5 p.m. 237-4031. www.farnhamumc.org, Wednesdays; 10 a.m.; 603-237-5526 & on Facebook. vice at 9 a.m.; 802-266-8269. a.m.; 819-844-2350. vice at 10:45 a.m.; 603-922-3851. 6 FRIDAYS SATURDAYS 1st MONDAY THURSDAYS 1st SATURDAY 1st THURSDAY 2nd THURSDAY 1st WEDNESDAY 2nd WEDNESDAY MONTHLY EVENTS MONTHLY Calendar of Events Calendar • Colebrook Farmer’s Market, 8 a.m.-noon • Colebrook Farmer’s • Colebrook Area Garden Club meeting, 7 • Colebrook • Colebrook Ski-Bees snowmobile club reg- • Strength class at NCCRC, 10:15 a.m. class at NCCRC, 10:15 • Strength 6:30 Program meeting, Addiction Recovery • Colebrook group, 8-9 p.m. open dis- AA • • North Country Castaway Seniors Program, a.m. at the Rec • OWLS Program, 8 a.m.-11 • Lego Club for ages six & up, 3 p.m. at • Lego Club for ages Group meets, 7-8 Al-Anon • Canaan Cheers 12-7 Care Center, • Pathways Pregnancy United Trinity • Free community meal at • Cribbage Cohorts play at Colebrook • Small and Beginner Farmers Coös County • Serenity Recovery Group for those in rela- • Aurora Grange #235 meets, 7 p.m. at the • Club meets, 6 p.m. at ATV • North Country • Stratford Nighthawks meeting, 6:30 p.m. at American Legion meeting, 7 p.m. • Sons of • Northeast Kingdom Snow Blasters month- Roadrunners monthly meeting, 1 • Pittsburg • Canaan Border Riders meeting, 6:30 p.m. • Open Mic—music & fun for all ages, 6- p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church in United Methodist Church Trinity p.m. at Services of hosted by LDS Family Colebrook, Christ of Latter-Day The Church of Jesus free, based on 12 Steps Saints. Confidential & Elder and for all addictions. More info: AA of gregput@live. Sister Putnam, 435-720-2856, com. Church, cussion (all welcome) at St. Brendan’s Pleasant St. More info: district17_nh@ hot- mail.com. Episcopal Church, 9 a.m.-noon at St. Stephen’s Colebrook. More info: Kathleen, 603-246- 3418. Center; water aerobics, 8:30; yoga stretching, 9:30; strength class, 10 a.m. Alice Ward Library in Canaan. Library in Ward Alice Church in Canaan. p.m. at Grace Community support parenting, family p.m. Free pregnancy, services and more. More info/appointment: 603-444-3991. Methodist Church, Colebrook, 5-6 p.m. Annie Country Club, 6:30 p.m. sharp. Info: 237- Laughlon, 237-4034 or Louise Streeter, 8602. chapter meets, 6:30 p.m. at Colebrook Public Library. by alcohol, drugs & other tionships affected Episcopal addictions, 7-8 p.m. at St. Paul’s More info: Church Parish House, Lancaster. 603-723-2802. Bev, on Colby Street, Saturdays through Columbus Day weekend. New vendors welcome: contact 603-237-9877. Bonnie or Kevin Hurley, Grange Hall in Pittsburg. Stratford Nighthawks Clubhouse. Blueberry Hill Inn—Restaurant and Camp- ground, Stratford. More info: Candy Livingstone at 603-636-1964 or clivin8148@ aol.com. at Post 47 in Canaan. Info: Haven Haynes, 802-266-7833. ly meeting, 4 p.m. at Norton town hall. More info: 802-822-5353, 802-266-3073 or on Facebook. fire station. More info: p.m. at Pittsburg Constance Ouellette at 538-9975. p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church. Trinity p.m. at Public welcome. ular meeting, 7 p.m. at the Colebrook Country Club. More info: www.colebrookski-bees.com. United Methodist Church, Trinity 9:30 p.m. at Admission $3, refreshments Colebrook. served. Info: Mary Haynes, 237-8095; Barbara 237-8216; Sharon Leicht, 246-7717. Woodard, MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS WEEKLY EVENTS WEEKLY SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 SEPT. SATURDAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 SEPT. SATURDAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 SEPT. THURSDAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 SEPT. THURSDAY, UPCOMING EVENTS UPCOMING • North of the Notches ATV & Brewfest, 10 ATV • North of the Notches • 3rd Annual Errol Heritage Day & • 3rd • North Country ATV Club Ride-In & ATV • North Country • Canaan Democratic Party Reorganization • Chicken Pie Supper, 4:30-6 p.m. at St. • Chicken Pie Supper, • Sons of the American Legion Turkey Legion American • Sons of the • Super Yard Sale, 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at Sale, 9 a.m.-1:30 Yard • Super • Concert by fiddler Alasdair Fraser & cellist Alasdair Fraser & fiddler • Concert by • Seniors (55-plus) meal & Bingo at • Bingo at American Legion Hall in Canaan • Bingo at at the Rec a.m. • OWLS Program, 8 a.m.-11 • OWLS Program, 8 a.m.-11 a.m. at the Rec a.m. • OWLS Program, 8 a.m.-11 • AA North Stratford “We Are Not Saints” North Stratford “We AA • • Chicago Bridge, 1 p.m. at the Colebrook • Free literacy class, 6 p.m. at Colebrook • Colebrook Duplicate Bridge Club at • Play group for children up to age five at • AA Colebrook group, 8-9 p.m. closed step AA • American Legion in Canaan; penny sale last of each month. RSVP: Dencie Cunning- Wed. 802-266-8206. Tuesday, ham by 10 a.m. with $500 Blackout Bingo, 6 p.m. Center; water aerobics, 8:30; yoga stretching, 9:30; walking club, 9:45. Center; water aerobics, 8:30 a.m. group, 7-8 p.m. open discussion (all welcome) at First Baptist Church, Main St. More info: district17_nh @hotmail.com. Country Club. All players welcome. More info: Country Club. Lunn, 603-636-1881. Wayne Dennis Public Library. Hosted by Church of Jesus Public Library. Saints. More info: 603- Christ of Latter-Day 325-3874. Colebrook Country Club, 1 p.m. All players Colebrook Country Club, 1 p.m. welcome. Alice Ward Library in Canaan. Play, stories & Library in Canaan. Play, Ward Alice Jordan, 802- a.m. Questions: Pam snacks, 9-11 266-8910. a.m.-6 p.m. at Bear Rock Adventures in a.m.-6 p.m. at Bear Rock Colebrook. Registration for events starts at 9 of New a.m. Proceeds benefit CASA Admission to Brewfest $10 in Hampshire. Early registration & advance, $15 at the door. details at www.casanh.org. meeting (must be an alcoholic) at St. Brendan’s Church, Pleasant St. More info: district17_nh @hotmail. com. Professional Lumberjack Competition: at Lumberjack Pancake Breakfast, 6:30-9 a.m. fire station; Lumberjack Competition, 10 a.m.- - 4 p.m. at school ballfield; BBQ Lunch 11:30 1; Spaghetti Supper 4-6 p.m. at fire station. Free parking behind Bear Country auc- games, silent kids’ Vendors, Powersports. more. Info: Deb Freedman, & tion, 50/50 raffle 482-3884. Cookout to recognize Polaris & Yamaha for Yamaha Cookout to recognize Polaris & trail work grants. Leaving trailhead at 9 a.m., Burns, Ted cookout at noon at Day Mt. Info: 603-922-3350. Caucus Meeting, 7 p.m. at the Canaan Town Caucus Meeting, 7 p.m. at the Canaan Allen, 802-266- info: Martha More Office. 8171. Albert’s Presentation Hall, Stewartstown. Albert’s 4. Adults $8, children $4, free for kids under Shoot, starts 11 a.m. at Robbie Kimball’s Shoot, starts 11 Hill Rd. to Old Canaan Camp; follow signs off stationary & swinging County Rd. Shooting prizes & cash awards. Lunch & 50/50 for target provided; no use of personal Shotgun raffle. ATV. Accessible by car & guns permitted. Farnham Church Community Hall, Pittsburg. Farnham Church Community games, puz- on kitchen items, dishes, Bargains furniture, books & col- zles, toys, decorations, lectibles. Natalie Haas, 7 p.m. at Tillotson Center, Tillotson 7 p.m. at Natalie Haas, $15, available at Fiddle- Tickets Colebrook. heads or at the door. Page SixPage September 16, Wednesday, THE NEWS AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire

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Annie Laughton (237-4034). from Louise Streeter (603-237-8602) or nine games. More information is available night, either doubles or a regular format of Thursday of the month is a just-for-fun weekly fee to play is $7. Usually the last at the Colebrook Country Club, and the join the ACC and the ACC Grass Roots. ACC and the join the may play four games before they need to are encouraged to attend. New players who may be interested in joining the club Congress players in the division. Players peting among other American Cribbage peting among other at least 12 points will receive scores, com- night, September 17. Those members with night, September 17. recorded. with eight players present and no scores night, for a just-for-fun night of cribbage, night, for a just-for-fun the Colebrook Country Club on Thursday the Colebrook Country Club on Monday. eled to Whitefield for an appointment on Whitefield for an appointment eled to to Colebrook from Manchester. Ethel trav- to Colebrook from Manchester. Eva Mae and Terry Guy have moved back Terry Eva Mae and breakfast. Ethel’s daughter and son-in-law daughter breakfast. Ethel’s Milan, and he took his brother Ernie out to Milan, and he took his brother Ernie out Sunday morning from her son Earl of Sunday morning from her son Earl from England. phone call from her daughter Lisa Mako the John W. Weeks Post in Lancaster. Weeks W. the John Auxiliary meeting on Tuesday evening at Tuesday Auxiliary meeting on rotating display of local art coordinated by rotating display of local facility, which houses a gallery featuring a which houses facility, and Dennis Lunn. Woodard Wendell were on Thursday, September 24. September Thursday, on York. (next to the post office) from 5 to 7 p.m. from 5 to (next to the post office) Center, 14 Carriage Lane in Colebrook Center, Things done by half are never quite right. After Hours gathering at The Tillotson The at After Hours gathering Country Chamber of Commerce Business of Commerce Country Chamber productive units. Wilderness for the doughnuts. We had 35 We for the doughnuts. Wilderness Susan Papstein for the cookies; and The Susan Papstein for the cookies; and es; Eleanor Lyons, Ann Woodard and Woodard Ann es; Eleanor Lyons, Episcopal Church ladies for the sandwich- special thank you to Joan Dickson and the blood drive on September 1 a success. A blood drive on September 1 a success. Covill and Susan Papstein for making the teers Betty King, Sally Jarest, Shawn Colebrook Kiwanis and my faithful volun- L Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL 15 baked Tuesday EALS Wednesday Sept. Wednesday chicken paprikash M spaghetti & meatballs, Friday Sept. 18: Mondays 9-10:30 a.m. at OLEBROOK turkey tetrazzini with noodles, ENIOR C $3 suggested donation; $6 for S braised pork loin with gravy, mashed braised pork loin with gravy, by Lynda Gaudette Frosting: Whip, thawed 12 oz. Cool 1 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen sweetened rasp- bowl, combine dry cake mix In a large Pour into a greased, 13- by nine-inch Whip into rasp- For frosting, fold Cool Breakfast: Lunch: Lunch Menu Sept. 16: Wednesday, berries, thawed and undrained Add raspberries with and gelatin powder. and beat until juice, eggs, oil and water, well blended. baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 minutes or until tested done near the cen- to cool. and set aside ter, berries and spread over cake. Refrigerate for two hours before serving, and store leftovers in the refrigerator. Monadnock Village; 9:30-11 a.m. at Colby 9:30-11 Village; Monadnock Commons. under age 60; call 237-4957 for reservation. at Colby Tues.-Fri. 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I tried it and found it to be a cool and refreshing dessert. berries, thawed and undrained The Wolf Scouts of Pack 220 met at the top of Cooper Hill on Wednesday, September 9, and Scouts of Pack 220 met at the top of Cooper Hill on Wednesday, The Wolf meeting time, and regular their can collection bin. This was done during the boys’ repainted Cote, Brodyn row: the pack. Front cans placed in this bin benefit recycling from proceeds Eliseo Ramirez, Back row: Jaydon Kennett), Malik Ramirez. Jonah Kennett (with brother Missing Kennett, and den leader Kasha Ramirez. 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CASA right to live, learn every abused child’s and grow in the embrace of a loving fam- Founded in 1889, Granite Bank is a ily. New Hampshire-owned community bank, operating from its headquarters in Amherst, in Colebrook and offices are so Concord and Portsmouth. “We pleased to have Granite Bank supporting the work that we do,” said Jen Buteau, North Country training and CASA’s “Their generosity recruitment coordinator. will ensure that more abused children will receive the quality advocacy that CASA can provide so that they can grow up in the loving embrace of a safe and perma- nent family.” Hampshire is available at www.casanh.org or 603-626-4600. Details about North of may also be & Brewfest ATV the Notches site. Web found on the 37 Sun. & Mon. Closed, Tues. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. & Mon. Closed, Tues. Gift Certificates available. PARK ST., STEWARTSTOWN, NH STEWARTSTOWN, ST., PARK QUIMBY GALLERY EXHIBIT QUIMBY GALLERY dimensional foiling. 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bagpipes (säckpipa), Medieval great-pipes, bagpipe from Northeast England), Swedish on the Northumbrian smallpipes (a quiet Cambodian traditional music. He performs Northumberland; Nordic folk music, and tional music of Scotland, Ireland and musician specializing in early music; tradi- Fellowship. received the prestigious Bush Artist received the prestigious Bush of the Northumbrian pipes. In 2006, he of the Northumbrian pipes. In 2006, ing original works based on the traditions Smallpipes” was released in 2007, featur- pipes CD “Big Music for Northumbrian Kalevala. His solo Northumbrian small- orchestra, and with Ruth MacKenzie’s International Trio, the Lyra Baroque the Lyra Trio, International Crow, Way Up North, The New Up North, Way Crow, Canaan 16, 2015 Sincerely, Lou Amey Les Klinefelter Than you for your support, Pamela Gray Frizzell, Karen Gray Placey, Heather Gray, John and Cindy Heather Gray, Placey, At stake here is the future of New At stake here is about the need for essential This isn’t —The AMC in the North Country is P.S. A recent “op ed” hinted that local A P.S. Letter to the Editor: The Carriage Lane Players have Wow! are fortunate to have individuals We sacrificial lamb, especially since today’s lamb, especially since sacrificial technologies line HVDC transmission sacrifice unnecessary. make that forests, scenic vistas, proper- Hampshire’s communities, all of ty values and cohesive ruined by the private, which stand to be of industry that are profit-centered forces cohorts. Make no mis- Eversource and its is not about providing This project take: Hampshire, which needed power for New many years, a net is, and has been for The indepen- power. exporter of electric that maintains ISO, dent systems operator, grid, has not the overall New England deemed this project essential. Northern Pass is not needed—except to provide more profits to Eversource shareholders. This project is about money— electricity. about private profit through the sacrifice all of precious resources that belong to New Hampshire citizens. Our state Competing, completely deserves better. lines in nearby states are fur- underground ther along in the permitting process and The have far more public support. clearly DEIS Department of Energy’s shows that full burial is technologically realistic and would provide more tax dol- lars and short- and long-term jobs, without the negative environmental impacts that come with overhead transmission. If this it project is to go forward, every mile of must be buried. at based in Gorham, and is on-line www.outdoors.org. long as it is buried. Wrong. There abso- Wrong. long as it is buried. lutely should be no Northern Pass at all. Perhaps some of the millions of dollars that are being used to buy support could be spent to develop power in the USA. Perhaps in Massachusetts or Connecticut, who would be using 90 percent of the power that Northern Pass would shove down the heart of New Hampshire. businesses were not boycotted for selling While I support the theory of “buy out. local,” I try to avoid doing business with those that sold out. I’m sure my few dol- to make much of a difference lars don’t them, but it does to me. done it again with a great performance of The sets are fantastic “Steel Magnolias.” and the actors do a superb job of portray- ing life in a beauty salon in the South. willing to share their talent with us by bringing live theater to the North Country. Theatre Kaufmann Center’s Tillotson The is a great venue and people do not want to miss this play. In its DEIS, the Department of Energy’s In its DEIS, the Department Northern Pass has Furthermore, while For the tens of thousands of residents Stream Valley in Pittsburg have offered in Pittsburg Valley Stream Northern Pass continues to bulldoze and access to our land. So, we will shut off state The governor, Whom to contact? Do we really need to be reliant upon Other northeastern states have demanded states have Other northeastern Hampshire and got it. New full burial, same. deserves the provides strong evi- alternatives analysis transmission line dence that the overhead Pass, or just partial proposed by Northern White of the burial in the vicinity Forest, would cause Mountain National and scenic considerable environmental to total burial of the damage compared land- All of New Hampshire’s project. and protection. scape is worthy of respect overhead transmis- promoted its proposed sion line as a project that would provide jobs in the region, the DEIS provides clear evidence that full burial of the line would a provide almost twice as many jobs, have much smaller impact on property values, and create more long-lasting economic benefits to the region than overhead trans- If mission lines or partial burial. Eversource and Northern Pass truly care about providing jobs for New Hampshire workers, supporting local economies, and protecting New Hampshire citizens from plummeting property values, they would bury the entire Northern Pass line. Burying the full project is the most bal- anced and appropriate alternative. the and visitors in the southern part of state, overhead lines on towers up to 155 the feet high—more than three times height of the tree canopy—will be a visu- al blight lasting a century or more. New should not be the landscape Hampshire’s (Continued From Page 4) Letters to the Editor access to their lands to the local snowmo- bile clubs, with few strings attached; cer- tainly with no request for support for pet projects. B.S. its way through the pockets of local clubs, individuals, business, politicians, and snowmobile clubs, while we ATV landowners have limited resources to fight the fight against the transmission line. If you want access, then write the appro- priate people to say “no” to Northern Pass. Speak out against Northern Pass. Landowners have supported your sports; those of us who are please support now, determined to keep Northern Pass out. Prove to the landowners that you support our fight against Northern Pass. If your club, coalition or state association accepts money or other gifts from or on behalf of Northern Pass, no land access from us. senators and representatives, county com- selectmen, missioners, the Berlin mayor, state associations for snowmobiles and Chambers of Commerce and the ATVs, N.H. Site Evaluation Committee e- (www.northernpasseis.us/comment; Give us mail [email protected]). proof that you are making the contacts. While a great Canada for our electricity? is still a foreign country. Canada neighbor, Northern Pass has us just where they want us, seemingly accepting the project as 14 Ten Years Ago Years Ten September 14, 2005 For years the company has claimed that For years the company • Jorda Chapin, ARNP, flew to ARNP, • Jorda Chapin, Adults Program The Healthy Older • Thibeault graduated • Cadet Jacques grade 8 class won first • Colebrook’s Following implementation and training This change is anticipated to take effect oped landscapes. If Eversource can bury If Eversource oped landscapes. Bethlehem, Bridgewater to the line from burial shows that additional the evidence Bethlehem to the of the line from reduce the route Canadian border would have fewer above-to- by 15 miles, would costs, would cre- below-ground transition would significantly ate more jobs, and are major envi- reduce what, as proposed, the North Country. ronmental impacts to technically impossi- burial of the line was But other pro- costly. ble and prohibitively have York and New jects in New England burial is both practical determined that full for and economically feasible, including lengths of over 150 miles along terrestrial And not just underwater. rights of way, those projects are further along in the per- mitting process than is Northern Pass. Montgomery, Ala., to administer aid at a Ala., to Montgomery, Red Cross shelter for victims of Hurricane Katrina. held a picnic at UCVH in Colebrook, fol- lowed by a game of bocce. from the Massachusetts Maritime Mass., with a Academy in Buzzards Bay, bachelor of science degree in marine engi- Third neering and a professional license as Assistant Engineer. in a place for a banner promoting literacy, contest sponsored by the Order of the Grand Chapter of New Eastern Star’s Hampshire. Errol Consolidated School was also recognized for its poster submission. on the electronic devices, the Berlin and will be closed and the Colebrook offices re-located employees of those two offices “No decrease in to the Lancaster office. level is anticipated, nor is the staffing quality of patient care,” according to the this ongoing effort press release. “Rather, of coming together to best utilize resources and the significant personnel talent is anticipated to yield better com- munication and coordination of patient care.” and questions by the end of September, may be directed to executive director Gail at 800-750-2366 Tattan-Giampaolo sons Paul and Gregory attended an Expos game in Montreal After hours, call: After hours, Jake Mardin Rob Maxwell Karen Ladd Karen Rob Maxwell Mardin Jake

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Technology Allows Consolidation for Allows Technology Northwoods Home Health & Hospice Under the current plan, 40 miles of new Under the current plan, The North Country is among New became obvious that the impacts in this that the impacts became obvious Improvements in technology are allow- “In the ongoing quest to best serve their • The Border Lions Club of Canaan The • Lee who was born at the Marater Army Lee who was born at the Marater • About 150 people attended the festivi- • • Susan Sambito earned her paralegal celebrated the 100th birthday • Pittsburg Mike Marchand and Vincent, • Ryan • Colebrook Academy offered Technol- Academy offered • Colebrook Op-Ed by Appalachian Mountain Club Mountain Appalachian by Op-Ed From Page 5) (Continued right of way will still be cut through the right of way will still fragmenting Country, forests of the North neg- wildlife, and the landscape, affecting scenic and recreational atively affecting of resources, which are the lifeblood rural econo- northern New Hampshire’s my. and least devel- most remote Hampshire’s region would likely have stopped the pro- likely have stopped region would Two- done. more remains to be ject, much Pass route remains thirds of the Northern tens of thousands of above ground and and visitors will New Hampshire residents by the proposed continue to be affected The preponderance above-ground route. that full burial is of evidence shows doable. Milestones (Continued From Page 5) ing Northwoods Home Health & Hospice to streamline its operations and consoli- with date its Berlin and Colebrook offices a central location in Lancaster. patients with high quality service and health-care, Northwoods Home Health & Hospice announces that 100 percent of its are utilizing secure electronic devices staff to ensure real-time delivery and reception of data as well as any necessary changes in care plans,” according to a recent press release. “This commitment to universal technology is being made to not only patients, but also serve the community’s the entire Northwoods team.” sponsored its annual turkey shoot to bene- and Canaan Schools fit the Pittsburg scholarship funds. Hospital at Fort Benning, Ga. ties at Dennis and Michelle Hyde’s pig ties at Dennis and Michelle Hyde’s roast on Labor Day weekend. certificate in the University of New Hampshire Continuing Education Para- legal Certificate Program. of Aurora Grange. ogy Education I for the first time as a full- 20 year course with an enrollment of over the Ed II was to be offered Tech students. following year. Page FourteenPage Wednesday, September AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 37 Colebrook, NH 03576.) Page Nineteen Page AND STAFF Open 7 Days A Week A Open 7 Days PATRONAGE. PATRONAGE. COME BACK! BUSINESS AND IT’S TIME FOR A WE VERY MUCH FRESHENING UP. GEORGE & CINDY APPRECIATE YOUR YOUR APPRECIATE COLEBROOK AND CUSTOMERS, (John Harrigan may be reached at THANK YOU FOR YOUR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS VACATION AND A LITTLE AND VACATION 1 Parsons St., Colebrook, NH • 603-237-5256 WILL SEE YOU WHEN WE HOUSE OF PIZZA As usual I’ll present a meandering talk As usual I’ll present Route 10 Horse Meadow Road is off [email protected] or Box 39, [email protected] or Box next week’s Woodsville Public Library Woodsville next week’s Meadow Senior gathering at the Horse at 7 p.m. on Center in North Haverhill 19. September Saturday, caribou, wolverines on cougars, wolves, as people such stuff, and other esoteric who use ancient pop- with strange names to gang-plow ping John Deere tractors capture wandering and meadows and then to force-feed them curious out-of-towners too many doughnuts, and then open things up to a question and try-my-best-to- all. answer session, the most fun part of it just below Woodsville, two miles south of the Grafton County complex. Doors open at 6:30. 35+37 Reader alert: * * * * * * * * * By John D. Harrigan By John Never mind the finger-wagging purists Never mind the finger-wagging But where is this team-naming going to Portions of mid-state and southwestern After having to bag an earlier scheduled watch baseball there than in Fenway Park. watch baseball there name vindi- team’s And the choice of the management wasn’t cated me (probably on calling fish- aware of this) for insisting all these years (47 er cats just that for counting). years of writing, and which, by the way, who insist on “fishers” writers use along PC-wary public relations avoid using “fisher- with “anglers” to In “fisher-persons”?). men,” (how about ever since settlement local vernacular, And “fisher cats.” always been times, it’s the for the record, they (the animals, not baseball players) do sort of look like cats, and occasionally are only a shade larger, catch small fish. by too The Hudson Hornets (“stung end? be many hits,” a sports reporter would The Gorham bound to write)? (ugh) Groundhogs? The Wolfeboro The Franklin Frankensteins? Wolverines? readers, once Warren (sorry, Warren The again) Rockets? New Hampshire are home to small, pro- of tected, and mostly secret populations timber rattlers, which leaves me wonder- ing if we’ll some day see the Swanzey Sidewinders or the Franklin Fangs. appearance (last year), I’m due to be at 19 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * North Country Notebook Country North My take on the minimum wage fuss My take on the minimum who once in a while First, as a consumer Second, I think about logging camps, of But as demand for good and reliable I like the Manchester Fisher Cats concerns not politics, which I try to stay concerns not politics, and economics, away from, but business but as an owner, which not just as a writer payroll- general manager, publisher, Chief newsprint buyer and maker, experienced. Pressman I’ve certainly I’d gladly pay a visits a fast-food joint, pizza or my burger, buck or two more for to chicken nuggets if the owners used it I’ve visited with pay their help decently. too many people behind the counters, and have done that same work myself, to find their pathetic and dishonorable pay any- where near acceptable. Back in the Dark all things, as an allegory. Ages of logging, timber barons ran filthy, low-slung, smoke-filled, lice-ridden, com- mon-bed camps; working conditions were by horrendous; and the food proffered slap-dash cooks using a few never-chang- ing, low-end ingredients even more so. has workers increased—which certainly been the long and steady story with fast food—owners and camp bosses who des- perately needed to compete for better labor realized that they had to build better camps, improve working conditions, pay their help more, and provide much better into Thus logging camps evolved food. what so many people involved in them remembered them to be—entire families would visit on Sundays, and many camps became tourist destinations—and attract- ed some of the best and most fabled work- history. ers in logging’s because they play in a great stadium there on the east bank of the Merrimack River, and the caliber of play is so downright hot—so fast and good that I’d rather CLOSE QUARTERS

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Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL where everyone had to roll over at once. everyone had to roll where Society) Historical Wisconsin (Courtesy stove still used in back-country camps today, the grindstone (in use), and the common bunks the grindstone (in use), and the common stove still used in back-country camps today, Wisconsin. Note the usual socks and other clothing hanging to dry above the kind of big box Note the usual socks and other clothing hanging to dry above the kind of Wisconsin. “Sunday in a logging camp bunkhouse” is the title for this 1901 photo at a logging camp in “Sunday in a logging camp bunkhouse” is the title for this 1901 photo at a logging

stooping or kneeling in mud or snow. bucket-loader tractor or wheelbarrow—no to clean out flour-type ash into, say, your ash into, say, to clean out flour-type can work at waist level with a flat shovel ash-pit cleanout door, meaning that you ash-pit cleanout door, right down to fine ash) that needs no lower firebox (properly managed, it burns wood foot wood, and (c) a no-clinker, no ash-pit foot wood, and (c) a no-clinker, that can comfortably accommodate three- Jimmy Hoffa through, (b) a huge firebox Jimmy Hoffa can throw actual stumps and maybe even seem to match are (a) a huge door that you Central Boiler that the new ones can’t along. in the truly whiz-bang category comes ting too old to replace it unless something dump and doing errands), and (b) I’m get- that I can actually use for going to the that I can actually use for going to pickup that’s not all gussied up for show not all gussied pickup that’s the way, I’m still hoping to find a Model A I’m still hoping to find a Model the way, ter, sort of like the Model A Ford (and by Ford (and A of like the Model sort ter, (a) I haven’t yet found anything much bet- yet (a) I haven’t outdoor furnaces and still run it because

details. always read the fine print or call for always read the fine print or call and neighbor-friendly exhaust. But I and neighbor-friendly greater efficiency (one-half the wood!) greater efficiency might have said, you could look it up). might have said, you est outdoor wood-fired boiler that offer true, and even if it’s not (as Casey Stengel true, and even if it’s eyes and go on to the next subject. Year-Old Soup, a great story if it were Soup, a great story if it Year-Old burning wood at this point can roll their up again. This is sort of like the Hundred- This is up again. then the desk immediately begins filling then the desk immediately while finding things of actual value, and while finding things of clippings and Notes to Self, once in a of clippings and Notes p , 2015 : After hours, call: After hours, 603-237-5501 Karen Ladd 331-1998 Karen Rob Maxwell 237-4179 Rob Maxwell The News and Sentinel If you see news happening, call If you see news happening, Jake Mardin 237-4976 or 331-1800 Mardin Jake The three ladies agreed that the current ladies agreed that The three The Main Street flowers and plants are The club holds a Memorial Day week- chairs the town Gorman, who Mr. Mrs. Hurlburt observed that the garden After providing a long list of those who f main entrance. “It’s just something I real- just something “It’s main entrance. she said. ly enjoy doing,” in the 1990s, garden club appeared in Colebrook trace although garden clubs Longtime mem- roots to at least the 1920s. said the original club ber Frances Haynes of one social, “with a lot was largely the others.” Mrs. member trying to outdo the late Ellen Moore, Haynes, along with with rejuvenating are generally credited is a commemorative the club, and there park—which the marker in the monument with plants and flow- club also provides honor. ers—in Ellen’s care from on display and under the club’s depending upon the May until October, before they are taken down to be weather, replaced with autumnal decorations and all a lot of then winter displays. “It’s said, “but we do enjoy it.” Terry work,” Center and Tillotson end plant sale at the holds biannual formal garden parties that Jean says are “for fun, and to help build always looking for We’re membership. we new members and at only $10 a year, Mrs. think membership is a bargain.” added that Ray Gorman Fruedenberger and Jack Riendeau have been a big help we with some of the heavier work, “but to really would welcome some more men help with the things that require a man’s touch.” selectboard, said the work of the garden club has a big impact on Colebrook’s appearance and its impression on visitors. “The work these women do touches as many people as any other volunteer group in the North Country and they manage it with precious few resources,” he said. “As far as I’m concerned, they are simply hor- manager Becky Town ticultural warriors.” Merrow noted that considering the limited help the club gets from the town, “That makes what they do doubly impressive. I get comments from out-of-town visitors all the time.” club will participate in the downtown rehabilitation project, as she and Mrs. are both on the design Fruedenberger “is to Terry, committee. “Our dream,” said have no utility poles on Main Street, just as Littleton did, but rather to have old- fashioned light poles so we can still hang our flowers.” deserve thanks from the club—including both Colebrook Feeds and Brooks Agway—the three ladies made a last appeal for new membership. “I hate to say Terry. it but our members are aging,” said like nothing more than to have “We’d young members to help us out some new, and provide some energy.” 37 their own way including some who help way including some their own club purchased, This summer the said that the planted Mrs. Fruedenberger Mrs. Biron said that she has always Colebrook Area Garden Club Garden Area Colebrook From Page 1) (Continued with extra donations—some quite size- donations—some with extra able.” 24 hanging flow- installed and maintained of Main Street, and erpots along both sides on the buckets stationed mostly 14 large that all these noted Terry east sidewalk. even on daily, flowers must be watered “The club waters on days when it rains. Saturday— Thursday and Wednesday, the weather is really twice a day when House waters the hot—and Columbia community service. other days as a Merchants who have buckets on the side- walk outside their business water those flowers, but we keep an eye on them, just to be sure.” islands flowers and plants on the traffic have been welcoming visitors for many are years. “The ones on the south end are perennials and those next to Howard’s annuals, as are all the hanging and bucket the flowers.” Ginny made special note of work done by Nancy Biron at the library. she has always her project and “That’s done a marvelous job.” loved the library and has taken on the task of of purchasing, planting and taking care the two pots on the front steps, one by box just outside the back door and a large 20 GETTING IT RIGHT GETTING IT Page TwentyPage September 16 Wednesday, AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS Colebrook Area Garden Club member Terry Hurlburt was caught in the act of watering the Hurlburt was caught member Terry Club Garden Area Colebrook a few days ago. While the photographer was try- Main Street hanging plants on Colebrook’s she exclaimed, “Enough already, got to the point where ing out several camera angles, Terry this bunch of flowers is way overwatered!”photo) Maxwell (Rob

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Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND to address. Ladd photo) (Karen was caused by clay and that they’re working was caused by clay and that they’re last Tuesday, a problem town officials say a problem last Tuesday, taken from taps on the Colebrook system taps on the Colebrook taken from Yvonne Burrill holds two samples of water Yvonne which persists to this day. was a separate issue with a sulfur smell, small tremor in the area. After that there small tremor in the area. lems until two years ago when there was a He noted that there were never any prob- problem or something that will continue. new site they would have to go out further. new site they would have to go out further. mile radius, and if they were to look for a they looked at everything within a two- searching for the site, Mr. McKinnon said, searching for the site, Mr. or searching for a better site. When first or searching for a better site. the issue, including redeveloping the site various different options on how to tackle various different serious problem with the well and present there is a lot of clay, that would indicate a there is a lot of clay, the selectboard wants to approach it. If is just a little bit of clay, he will see how is just a little bit of clay, how much clay is in there. He said if there the ground, and flush out the well to see water out of the hydrant by the wells onto main line outside of the pump, pump the NTUs. as the turbidity level spiked above 5.0 the pumps automatically shut off as soon the pumps automatically shut off Mr. McKinnon said that on September 4 Mr. bidity level goes above a certain amount. will shut them off automatically if the tur- will shut them off it. question the quality of it, they should boil the water is safe to drink, but if people zero excedance in the water. She said that zero excedance in the water. water system was measured and there was dissolved in water. She said the entire dissolved in water. liquid caused by particles suspended or ty, which is the cloudiness or haziness of a ty, get through. pump as well, but clay is so fine that it can in the gravel portion and a screen on the in the gravel portion and a screen on is double-screened, with a ten-foot screen

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Use Current VT: #1745-Canaan, to build for you out and ready is all cleared drive area to the top and a large a good gravel There’s also get rights to use a pri- You This is a quiet spot on a dead-end private road. cabin. dream your trail to the snowmobile dock. Access own can put in your and you section of the lake front vate too. here, from NH: #1720-Colebrook, new fur- a brand in 2003 and there’s The building was completely renovated age and a loading dock. for public display and under a roof a paved area there’s utilities, The building is on town nace as well. This is just the space for to keep safely locked. may wish is a fenced-in space for those items you there mainte- of all the utilities, taking care with tenant Or this property can be rented the entrepreneur. the possibilities. Consider taxes etc. nance, VT: #1499-Canaan, just a short the snow- distance from runs it and you’re through Brook Morrill road. town-maintained enough to build a home or camp and there’s The land is mostly wooded and with 31 acres mobile trail. Program. Use put the balance in the Current NH: #1502-Pittsburg, The lot is and privacy on its 5.14 acres. for maximum enjoyment back off the road home is sited well that includes access attached garage has a large The home out back. porch a covered level and there’s This property is near the snow- too. a finished family room, and there’s to the basement utility area outdoors. the great and enjoy Come trail. and right on the ATV mobile trail Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, THE NEWS AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire meetings. tions for local food pantries at their future tions for local food Grange hall. Grangers are collecting dona- Grange hall. Grangers building fund for necessary repairs to the building fund for necessary September 26. The proceeds will go to the The September 26. hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, hall from 10 a.m. to reported community service hours. reported community Gaudette and Master Stephen Tracy Stephen Gaudette and Master meeting, and Vicki DeLalla, Lynda Vicki meeting, and Pat Allin read the minutes of the previous Allin read the minutes of Pat Stratford Grange meeting on September 3. meeting on Stratford Grange sisters and two visitors attended the two visitors attended sisters and er 16, 2015 er 16, (Courtesy photo) (Rob Maxwell photo) Workers have been hanging from ropes Workers Passersby can admire this quality work- restoration services up and down the East Coast. scraping, repairing and painting for most and this week they will of the summer, The work complete the massive project. included priming and painting the entire exterior with an additional two coats of paint (no vinyl siding here), caulking, red replacing some of the 140-year-old cedar clapboards, the flashing around the replacement of the entire belfry belfry, railing and posts, venting the attic, pro- tecting the stained glass windows and gilding the original antique weathervane atop the steeple with new gold leaf. manship any time they’re in Canaan, and for a close up view everyone is invited to Harvest Supper on Weekend the Founders’ The church will also Saturday the 19th. Day Service at 11 host a special Founders’ Additional September 20. a.m. Sunday, updated information is on Facebook at or at www. GraceCommunityChurchVT, TheGraceCommunityChurch.com. THE BEAUTIFUL TENNESSEE WALTZ THE BEAUTIFUL GRACE CHURCH RESTORATION NEARLY COMPLETE NEARLY GRACE CHURCH RESTORATION Its Three-Year Restoration Project Restoration Its Three-Year Grace Church in Canaan Completes Grace Church Just in time for Founder’s Weekend, a Weekend, Just in time for Founder’s The restoration project began with the The contractor chosen to do the work is A three-year restoration at Grace Community Church in Canaan is just about done, and this Grace Community Church at restoration three-year A left classic stained glass windows. From view of the exterior south wall shows off the church’s & of Robert Morgan , Robert Morgan Crawford chairman Vernon board church to right are and Merton Dube. Desrosiers engineers Jeremy Co. Restorations, and restoration three-year exterior restoration process at Grace Church in Canaan the 141-year-old has just been completed, and the classic church building is once again a Vermont shining centerpiece in town. relighting of the steeple and belfry on $40,000 A Christmas Eve of 2012. Preservation Grant, made possible by a partnership between the Freeman of Trust Foundation and the Preservation supported this project. In addi- Vermont, tion, members of the new Grace Community Church contributed an addi- tional $20,000 raised at scores of monthly church suppers. well known in this area. Robert Morgan own Steeplekeepers. and his wife Lyne & Co., a Steeple com and Robert Morgan & Restoration company that dates back to from Canaan and is originally 1906. Lyne her parents live across the back fence from The firm is based in Grace Church. 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Keyser on Bernhardt on September 17 and Austen and on September 17 Bernhardt Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND Referrals Provided Referrals Provided ExcavationFor r 16, 2015 r 16, — FF RANGE The Agriculture report mentioned that Agriculture report mentioned The Ann Gray reported report, Youth In the Ann Gray Activities report, In her Deaf program consisted of a The Lecturer’s The group discussed attendance at meet- toxic poisons such as arsenic and lead into such as arsenic toxic poisons According Colorado. Anmis River in the the U.S. feel many people in to surveys, are out of con- that government agencies incident is a prime trol, of which this also discussed the cur- example. Members schools face regarding rent problems local due to a poorly taking photos of students passed in New worded bill that recently Hampshire. is finally getting some the North Country that it is nearly fall. hay weather now already harvesting Some members are corn. a to is off new year School’s that Pittsburg for positive start. People Organized School (POPS) held a meet-and- Pittsburg greet, back-to-school ice cream extrava- ganza, where nearly 70 people got to meet the new principal, teachers and students, and to make their own ice cream sundaes. read some myths about deaf people and discussed some books she read about Aurora Grange members Helen Keller. made and sold pies during the Farm Day farm during Amey’s at Roy and Laurel of The next meeting Moose Festival. Aurora Grange will take place on October 7, with the soup and bread night beginning at 6 p.m. discussion about the content of television programs and advertisements, and about the fact that many send a poor moral mes- sage. Chip Evarts also gave clues about words that included the letters different “pat” and members had to guess what the Ann and Lindsey Gray word would be. Ann won some cute little fall decorations. Speech Every Gray read a piece called “A American High School Principal Should Give” by Dennis Prager and some past Aurora Grange. minutes of ings and the need to attract new members. Members will all try to promote the Grange more and encourage others to join, and someone suggested making up a pro- motional flier to distribute at the fall pie sale. New people might be invited to join in the annual Christmas party as well. 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Program Monitoring Process completion of CTE We’ve been the North Country’s Hometown Newspaper since 1870 Engagement Engagement Announcement WHITE MOUNTAINS REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL REGIONAL WHITE MOUNTAINS 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. • 603-237-5501 • www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com Aurora Grange #235 held its regular #235 held Aurora Grange Eddie Evarts Legislative chairman The families of Melanie Gray and The families of Melanie is a 2010 graduate of the Melanie is the daughter of Lindsey and Position will focus on development of the Frances Perkins Grant for SY16-17 and Position will focus on development of the Frances Perkins Grant for SY16-17 meeting on September 2, with Master September 2, meeting on and two broth- in the chair, Lindsey Gray present. ers and three sisters news regarding reported some disturbing Agency and the Environmental Protection for the release of its direct responsibility Christopher Williams are pleased to Williams Christopher announce their engagement. University of New Hampshire and is cur- in rently employed at Polaris Direct Hooksett. Christopher is a 2009 graduate of the University of New Hampshire, Good Software in Wicked employed by The couple presently make Manchester. their home in Manchester. Christopher is the Ann Gray of Pittsburg. of Erie, Williams son of Ken and Linda wedding date has not yet been set. A Pa. 26 37 36-37 EOE PLOWING QUOTES Part Time Opening Street) STEWARTSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL STEWARTSTOWN Full-Time Police Officer Opening A. Right-of-Way Entrance from Route 3 to school (School Entrance from Route 3 A. Right-of-Way Area at rear of building B. Parking Access Road around building C. snowplowing Price per hour for on school removal of snow or relocating snow Price per hour for grounds parking sanding the school driveways and Price per hour for areas List type of equipment to be used Colebrook Police Department Stewartstown Community School: Stewartstown Community 1. ==> ==> ==> ==> The Stewartstown School Board is requesting quotes for plowing, sanding, quotes for plowing, Board is requesting School The Stewartstown areas: these designated of snow from and removal the following: Quotes must include by 6:30 a.m., including vacation Plowing and sanding are to be completed Administrator or by the Business periods and at other times when requested Superintendent of Schools. bidder will furnish a Certificate of Upon receipt of contract the successful combined single limit and Worker’sInsurance, minimum $300,000 naming the school district as additional- Compensation, to be placed on file, of cancellation. ly insured, with 20 days notification the right to reject any or all quotes Stewartstown School District reserves to be in the best interest of the and to accept that quote which appears right to waive any informalities in, or reject, The Board reserves the District. Any quote may be withdrawn prior any or all quotes or any part of any quote. Any quote received after of quotes. to the scheduled time for the opening be considered. the time and date specified shall not their quotes to Stewartstown School All interested bidders shall submit on or before 3:00 p.m. Academy Street, Colebrook, NH 03576 District, 21 on October 1, 2015. The Colebrook Police Department is seeking a full-time police The Colebrook Police Department is seeking a full-time possess a valid driver’s Candidate must license, have a officer. police high school diploma or equivalent, and be certifiable as a Training Hampshire Police Standards and by the New officer be required to undergo a screening Applicants will Council. process, which may include a written test, physical examination, drug test, polygraph and psychological examination. of Colebrook reserves the right to reject any or all Town The applications that it deems to be unsuited for the position. Hall, 17 Bridge Town Applications can be obtained at the Colebrook the Street, Colebrook, NH 03576, Monday thru Friday between All applications must be submitted hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Any questions no later than September 30, 2015. to the office regarding this matter may be directed to Chief Steve Cass. The Colebrook Police Department is accepting applications for a The Colebrook Police Department is accepting applications of Colebrook. Town part-time position as a patrolman in the All applicants are Applicants must be energetic and out-going. test- required to pass a physical fitness test as part of a pre-hire Hall. Town Applications are available at the Colebrook ing. Applicant will have to sign a waiver for a pre-hire background All applications will have to be submitted by September check. of Colebrook is an equal opportu- Town The 30, 2015 at 4 p.m. nity employer. Page Twenty-SixPage Wednesday, Septembe Hampshire NEWS AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New THE

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 Noon Monday Noon Friday Page Twenty-Seven Page 5 p.m. Monday 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, E.O.E. SAU #58 News Deadlines: Reserve by noon Monday; submit by 3 p.m. Reserve by noon Monday; submit Carrie Irving, Secretary Street, Groveton, NH 03582 SAU #58 — 15 Preble Fax: 603-636-6102 Ph: 603-636-1437 Advertising Deadlines: Classifieds & Paid Copy [email protected] [email protected] Press releases & announcements Press releases & announcements & SAU Office Street A. Office Entrance and Parking Area Entrance and Parking A. Office Price per hour for snowplowing Price per hour for removal of snow if needed or relocating snow on school grounds, if needed Price per hour for sanding the school driveways and parking areas, if needed List type of equipment to be used A. Teacher & Student parking area between the Academy Student parking area between the & Teacher A. Building Technology B. Parking area at North End of A. Service Entrance, kitchen delivery area and parking area from Main B. Dumont Street – Main School Entrance and all parking areas Letters to the Editor & Calendar Items Letters to the Editor & Calendar SAU #7 Colebrook Academy Elementary Schools & Gym ==> ==> ==> ==> 3. 1. 2. CO-CURRICULAR VACANCIES 2015-2016 VACANCIES CO-CURRICULAR Display Advertising Interested candidates must submit a letter of interest to: Interested candidates PLOWING QUOTES—COLEBROOK SCHOOL DISTRICT PLOWING QUOTES—COLEBROOK SCHOOL Quotes must include the following: other Plowing is to be completed by 6:30 a.m., including vacation periods and at Administrator or Superintendent. times when requested by the Business of Upon receipt of contract the successful bidder will furnish a Certificate Insurance, minimum $300,000 combined single limit and Worker’s Compensation, to be placed on file, naming the school district as additionally insured, with 20 days notification of cancellation. to Colebrook School District reserves the right to reject any or all quotes and The accept that quote which appears to be in the best interest of the District. Board reserves the right to waive any informalities in, or reject, any or all quotes Any quote may be withdrawn prior to the scheduled or any part of any quote. Any quote received after the time and date time for the opening of quotes. specified shall not be considered. All interested bidders shall submit their quotes to Colebrook School District, Academy Street, Colebrook, NH 03576 on or before 3:00 p.m. on 21 October 1, 2015. The Colebrook School Board is requesting quotes for plowing, removal of snow from these designated areas. • Elementary Girls’ Basketball Coach (Gr. 3-4) Basketball Coach (Gr. • Elementary Girls’ Basketball Coach Girls’ • Middle School Basketball Coach Boys’ • Middle School The NEWS and SENTINEL 37 603-237-5501 FAX 237-5060 www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com 603-237-5501 FAX Groveton High School Groveton Groveton Elementary School Elementary Groveton 27 37 OTICE Dated: 08/25/2015 N Terri L. Peterson, Clerk Terri Lancaster Fiduciary Notice ~ SAU #58 ~ Period ending: 08/25/2015 SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL IDUCIARY LEGAL PROBATE NOTICE PROBATE LEGAL ______1st Circuit—Probate Division— 1st Circuit—Probate F NORTHUMBERLAND Monday, Sept. 21, 2015 Sept. Monday, SEPTEMBER 2015 APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARIES APPOINTMENT THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE THE STATE 6:00 p.m. – Board Meeting All persons having claims against these Notice is hereby given that the following Linkenbach, Diane T, late of Errol, NH. late of Errol, T, Linkenbach, Diane A., late of Colebrook, Rogers, III, Henry The ride will leave the trailhead, on Registration is required, and is available Registration is required, NOTICE OF MEETINGS Groveton High School Library fiduciaries have been duly appointed by the Judge of Probate for Coös County. decedents are requested to exhibit them for adjustment and all indebted to make payment. Melinda Donohue, 26 Jana Lane, Stratham, NH 03885. #314-2015-ET-00165 NH. Scott L. Rogers, 773 Diamond Pond Road, Colebrook, NH 03576. #314-2015-ET- 00185 Route 3 just south of Burns Truck Stop, at Truck Route 3 just south of Burns 9 a.m., traveling up to Blue Mountain junction at the and back to the trail Variety be base of Day Mountain; event signs will placed along the trail. More information may be found on-line at www.northcoun- 603- Burns at or by calling Mr. tryatv.com, 922-3350. ing a child with many behavioral issues, with many behavioral ing a child for their navigate and advocate and how to needs. mental health child’s at 603-225-5359, ext. from Heidi Cantin Those inter- (cell). 310, or 603-568-5771 register on-line at ested may also Assistance with www.naminh.org. attending (child care expenses related to to those in need, or mileage) is available This program is being upon request. support from in Coös County with offered Fund along Tillotson the Neil and Louise with NAMI NH. 37-38 OTICE Dated: 09/08/2015 N

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Caron, Marjorie Helen, late of N. Stratford,

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Planning Board will meet Board Planning Free Program in Colebrook for Parents for in Colebrook Program Free Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, 00200 North Stratford, NH 03590. #314-2015-ET- NH. Lorraine Harding, 21 Baldwin Street, adjustment and all indebted to make payment. decedents are requested to exhibit them for Judge of Probate for Coös County. fiduciaries have been duly appointed by the possible for these improvements.” manufacturers, it would not have been Ted Burns. “Without help from these two “Without Burns. Ted winter and spring,” said trail administrator a lot of damage due to severe weather last a lot of damage due to severe weather repair and upgrade two trails that received the club. Polaris and Yamaha for grants awarded to for grants awarded Yamaha Polaris and next Saturday, September 26, to recognize next Saturday, help them meet the challenges of parent- Stratford will host a ride-in and cookout will gain information and strategies to will gain information cially trained as instructors. Participants cially trained as instructors. rience to the program, and who are spe- rience to the program, bring both knowledge and personal expe- bring both knowledge behavioral concerns. behavioral concerns. dren and adolescents with emotional and dren and adolescents for parents or primary caregivers of chil- for parents or primary 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This program is intended 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting this Saturday, September 19 from starting this Saturday, Meeting the Challenge” in Colebrook Meeting the Challenge” four-session educational program “Parents educational program four-session in New Hampshire is offering the free, is offering in New Hampshire 37 ber 16, 2015 ber 16, (Alan Farnsworth photo) Participants may register on-line at may register Participants Annual the 3rd All proceeds from October 8, the fee increases to $25 and a the fee increases October 8, guaranteed. is not T-shirt person at any of or in www.racemenu.com Services County Family Health the Coös paper reg- A in Berlin or Gorham. offices be downloaded from istration may also or www.avh www.coosfamilyhealth.com and mailed in. nh.org will benefit RiverFire 5K Run/Walk and Domestic Response to Sexual which organization a non-profit Violence, by to those affected provides services violence here in the domestic or sexual North Country. EOE SAU #58 TWO RIVERS BOARD MEMBERS MILES FOR MILLIE RIDES AGAIN MILES FOR MILLIE RIDES Northumberland-Stratford-Stark Substitute Teachers and Custodians Substitute Teachers Groups of three or more family, friends three or more family, Groups of Annual the 3rd Registration for SAU #58 is looking for interested people to apply for substitute parties teacher and custodial positions in all 3 districts. Interested must have at least a GED. For further information, please contact: SAU #58, 15 Preble St., Groveton, NH 03582 (tel. 603-636-1437). The family group Miles for Millie, riding in memory of the late Mildred Colby, returned for returned Colby, riding in memory of the late Mildred Miles for Millie, The family group September Rivers Ride for Cancer on Saturday, their second appearance in the annual Two Melissa Lance Boire, and her mom Hannah (Colby) Rexford, Lyvia the left are 12. From and Jessica’s Jessica Maurais, her mom Debbie (Colby) Lynch Daryl Boire, (Colby) Boire, huband Jason Maurais.photo) Farnsworth (Alan The annual Two Rivers Ride for Cancer covered 20 miles from the Pittsburg Fire Station to Fire the Pittsburg 20 miles from covered Rivers Ride for Cancer The annual Two September 12, on Saturday, Center in Colebrook the North Country Community Recreation at the present members for the local fund. Board with twenty-nine riders raising $5,081.25 Audie Porter, Albert Ferns, Rosemary Mulliken, Mary Simpson, Jamie Tillotson, start are Lori Morann and Mary Beth Kenison. Jonathan Dodge, Debbie Lynch, Commemorative medals will also be medals will Commemorative and female the top three male awarded to the several age categories. finishers in encouraged are also being or co-workers participate as teams. to join together and awarded to the fastest will be Awards three fastest runners three teams (times of is also an award for added together) there original theme as the team with the most name and appear- reflected by the team’s be presented to This award may ance. or a combina- teams of runners, walkers, tion of both. costs $20 until RiverFire 5K Run/Walk After T-shirt. October 8 and includes a 28 37 37 37 until until Runners and walkers of all ages and walkers of all Runners and . All bids will be publicly opened and . . All bids will be publicly opened and . ability levels are encouraged to partici- are encouraged ability levels as part of individually or pate, either will be pre- awards teams. Handcrafted male and the fastest overall sented to with $50 incentive female finishers, and to the first male bonuses offered course records: 16:36 female to break the Beegle; and 19:38, for men, set by Brian race. year’s Amanda Dubs in last set by is looking for the following bid proposal for work School Board is looking for the following bid proposal for work at the is looking for the following bid proposal INVITATION TO BID TO INVITATION INVITATION TO BID TO INVITATION “Bid Proposal-Plowing-Stark” “Bid Proposal-Plowing-Stratford” PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC would like to notify voters that would like to notify voters SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #58 ADMINISTRATIVE SCHOOL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #58 ADMINISTRATIVE SCHOOL

beginning on September 21, 2015. beginning on September NORTHUMBERLAND-STRATFORD –STARK NORTHUMBERLAND-STRATFORD NORTHUMBERLAND-STRATFORD –STARK NORTHUMBERLAND-STRATFORD Jefferson, Lancaster and Whitefield Jefferson, Cover will need to be removed and debris cleaned out. the Stratford Public School for the 2015/2016 school year. septic system in the front lawn. Area will be marked off by school staff. by Area will be marked off septic system in the front lawn. school year. School for the 2015/2016 the Stark Village The entrance/hill section on both sides is the responsibility of the town.

1. Plowing, sanding, and snow removal. 2. Spring clean-up (removal of sand/debris from winter plowing). 3. Cleaning the drywell out behind the building by the storage shed. and public at 4. Providing a clear and safe passage for the students, staff the driveway around the school and all parking areas. This will include 5. 1. Plowing, sanding, and snow removal. plowing or driving over the school’s 2. Plowing specifications include not 3. Spring clean-up (removal of sand/debris from winter plowing). 4. and public at staff Providing a clear and safe passage for the students, the driveway behind the school and all parking areas. This will include 5. Stratford School District Stark School District The White Mountains Regional School District The White Mountains Regional

School Board Meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. School Board Meetings Walkers, Runners & Teams Invited to Join Riverfire 5K in Berlin, October 17 October Berlin, 5K in Join Riverfire to Invited & Teams Runners Walkers, To the Voters of the Towns of Carroll, Dalton, of Carroll, of the Towns the Voters To 12:00 pm on Friday, September 25, 2015 12:00 pm on Friday, read aloud at that time. Envelopes containing bids shall be marked as follows: con- Please submit your bid based on the criteria stated above and bidders may tact Joe Hakey for plowing specifications at 603-922-3387. or SAU #58 reserves the right to waive any informalities in the bids, to accept inter- reject any or all bids, and to award the contract as it deems to be in the best est of the School District. Bids will be received at SAU #58, 15 Preble Street, Groveton, NH 03582 Bids will be received at SAU #58, 15 Preble Street, Groveton, NH 03582 The at the Stratford Public School (19 School Street, North Stratford, NH). Bids will be received at SAU #58, 15 Preble Street, Groveton, NH 03582 Bids will be received at SAU #58, 15 Preble Street, Groveton, NH 03582 Stark Village School (1192 Stark Highway, Stark, NH). Stark Highway, School (1192 Stark Village September 25, 2015 12:00 pm on Friday, read aloud at that time. Envelopes containing bids shall be marked as follows: Please submit your bid based on the criteria stated above and bidders may con- Please submit your bid based on the criteria stated above and bidders may tact Brad Jewell for plowing specifications at 603-636-1092. or SAU #58 reserves the right to waive any informalities in the bids, to accept inter- reject any or all bids, and to award the contract as it deems to be in the best est of the School District. The Organizers are pleased to announce that are pleased Organizers Page Twenty-EightPage Wednesday, Septem Hampshire NEWS AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New THE the 3rd Annual RiverFire 5K Run/Walk Annual RiverFire the 3rd 17, October place on Saturday, will take Berlin’s in conjunction with once again The event Celebration. Annual RiverFire picturesque course follows a flat and fast, beginning Androscoggin River along the Forest Heritage and ending at Northern events are tak- Park where other RiverFire ing place.

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Colebrook, NH 03576 Page Twenty-Nine Page Cemetery Restoration 603-237-5501 FAX 5060 603-237-5501 FAX Tel: 603-331-2942 Tel: 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. Dana A. Nordberg GRAVESIDE SERVICE FOR SERVICE GRAVESIDE Your hometown paper since 1870 www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com The NEWS and SENTINEL WALTER & GERRY COVELL & GERRY WALTER 308 Diamond Pond Road, A graveside service for Gerritje “Gerry” A Funeral arrangements are under the Expressions of sympathy in memory of • Dates & Engravings Death • New Monuments Sold & Installed • Old Monuments Repaired & Reset • Cleaned Headstones Covell, 83, who died on January 23 in F. Walter Colebrook, and her husband 84, who died on March 12, will Covell Sr., September a.m. on Saturday, be held at 11 Cemetery. Village 19 at the Colebrook and the Pastor Cindy Grassi will officiate, Army will present military honors for Mr. Covell. direction of Jenkins & Newman Funeral Home in Colebrook. Expressions of sym- memory may be pathy in the couple’s made to either the Kiwanis Club of Colebrook, PO Box 241, Colebrook, NH 03576; or to Northwoods Home Health & NH Hospice, 278 Main Street, Lancaster, 03584. Cindy Grassi and followed by burial at the Cindy Grassi and followed by burial at Baldwin Cemetery in North Stratford. Mrs. Covey may be made to the First Baptist Church, PO Box 28, North Stratford, NH 03590; or to the newly Anita Covey Memorial established St., Scholarship, c/o Union Bank, 6 State Groveton, NH 03582. Condolences may the family by going to to be offered www.jenkinsnewman.com. ROAD WORK IN LEMINGTON She was born in Bloomfield on April 19, She was born in Bloomfield on For more than 50 years, Daisy was one knit, read, and tend to She loved to sew, She leaves behind her five children, She was predeceased by an infant son in Calling hours were held on Friday ing health. 1926, and was a daughter of the late Napoleon and Mabel (Dykens) Bergeron. Daisy attended the Bloomfield grammar of school and was a 1944 graduate Stratford High School. She later attended the Elliott Community Hospital nursing school in Keene. best-known regis- of the North Country’s tered nurses. She worked at the Coös Stewartstown, at West County Hospital in Hospital from Valley Upper Connecticut of Town the day it opened, and as the public health nurse and school Stratford’s nurse. Even well into her eighties and past retirement, Daisy was still making house calls and checking on her friends and neighbors. She was a long- her garden in the summer. time member of the First Baptist Church, and was always an involved community member who will be missed dearly by her family and friends. Stanley Marshall and his wife Sharon of Stratford, Bradley Marshall and his wife Paquette Lynda Germany, Trier, Helga of of Bloomfield, Donna Marshall of Whitefield, and Sandra Gray and her hus- band Harold of Groveton; four step-chil- dren, Ernest Covey and his wife Sherri of of Bedford, Charles Covey Jr. Pittsburg, Jacqueline Blakely and her husband Larry and Kathryn French and her of Pittsburg, Conn.; husband Howard of Manchester, 14 grandchildren and 13 step-grandchil- dren; eight great-grandchildren and 10 step-great-grandchildren; and one great- great grandchild. 1954; her beloved husband and compan- ion of 25 years, Charles “Jack” Covey Sr. Bergeron. Wallace in 2000; and a brother, at the Jenkins & evening, September 11 A Newman Funeral Home in Colebrook. funeral was held Saturday morning, September 12 at the First Baptist Church by Pastor in North Stratford, officiated Town Highway 4 on Sims Hill recently got some attention, thanks to a $10,000 grant from the got some attention, thanks to a $10,000 grant from Highway 4 on Sims Hill recently Town and Transportation Agencies of now in its 16th year under the Vt. Program, Better Backroads water that improve on town or private roads The grants support projects Natural Resources. and main- control the use of erosion in maintenance cost savings, promoting quality and result Joe Daley said the work involved ditching, lin- foreman tenance techniques. Lemington road culverts with 18-inch two, 12-inch and replacing ing ditches with stone, seeding and mulching, the steep- years, including over the next two or three culverts. He hopes to continue the work est portion of the road.photo) (Courtesy 29 BITUARIES O ANITA COVEY ANITA She was predeceased by her husband of A There are no public calling hours. Expressions of sympathy in Mrs. Anita “Daisy” B. Covey, 89, of Strat- Anita “Daisy” B. Covey, husband Gerry of Groveton; a sister, Stewartstown; West Dorothy Rancourt of 16 grandchildren 32 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. more than 60 years, Edward E. Connary, Armand Carrier; in 2003; by a brother, Annette Dumont, Irene three sisters, Stevens and Monar Saunders; two grand- daughters and a great-granddaughter. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 September 18 at Sacred Heart a.m. Friday, Daniel The Rev. Church in Stratford, with graveside commit- A Devau as celebrant. tal service will take place at a later date at the Fairview Cemetery in Stratford. memory may be made to Upper Connary’s 181 Corliss Hospital, Valley Connecticut Lane, Colebrook, NH 03576. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Jenkins & Newman Funeral Home in Colebrook, and condolences may be to the family on-line at www.jenk- offered insnewman.com. ford, died on Monday morning, Septem- ber 7, 2015, at the Concord Hospital in Concord, with members of her family by her side and after a long period of declin-

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Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, New Hampshire SENTINEL - Colebrook, THE NEWS AND Road. (Courtesy photo) (Courtesy Road. 2015 that Averill received for work on Forest Lake Road, Canaan Hill Road and Cottage Lake Road, Canaan Hill Road and for work on Forest received Averill 2015 that the Unified Towns and Gores. This work is part of the Better Back Roads Grant program for This work is part of the Better Back Roads Grant program and Gores. the Unified Towns Cunningham Logging, LLC, is seen here working on Cottage Road in Averill, which is one of Averill, working on Cottage Road in Cunningham Logging, LLC, is seen here of Stratford, and Mary Lepine and her Jayne Leigh of Groveton, Susan Connary Elaine of Groveton; three daughters, Stratford, and Ervin Connary and his wife Ronald Connary and his wife Rose of Connary and his wife Patricia of Stratford, you all.” one of her favorite sayings, “God bless remembered by her friends and family for resident. She will be dearly missed, and Cane for several years as the town’s eldest Cane for several years as the town’s Connary had held Stratford’s Boston Post Connary had held Stratford’s Mass on television every day. Mrs. Mass on television every day. prayed the Rosary daily, and watched prayed the Rosary daily, Sacred Heart Church in North Stratford, garden in the warmer months. organ, all by ear. She loved to be in her all by ear. organ, cian and could play very well on the was an accomplished, self-taught musi- for rides with her friends and family. She for rides with her friends and family. cook and go out to eat, and she loved to go father, who was a barber. Lena loved to a barber. who was father, as a local hairdresser she worked for her Stratford High School. Carrier. Lena was a 1936 graduate of Carrier. Evangelist and Olivine (Bergeron) 1917, and was a daughter of the late after a long period of declining health. Lancaster, with her family by her side and with Lancaster, 2015 at the Weeks Medical Center in Weeks 2015 at the early on Monday morning, September 14, , 2015 Public Comments (Continued on Page 31) Over 50 people spoke for over three Over 50 people spoke Rep. Larry Rappaport of Colebrook chairman Steve selectboard Pittsburg president of the Society for Jane Difley, Sam Bird of Colebrook also said the diversify lower energy costs, but said that but costs, energy lower diversify as more more important it is becoming such as the plants close down, energy are plant. “We nuclear Yankee Vermont we bring the point where unless getting to we will power plants, in new baseload hands,” he issue on our have a significant said. comment portion hours during the public majority spoke against The of the meeting. voiced concerns on the proposal, and on the view and issues such impacts in favor of the project dis- Those tourism. need and the economic cussed the energy impact. talked about negative impacts on tourism. go to ugly places, and I don’t “Tourists think Northern Pass will render areas like ugly scenario,” he said. into an Pittsburg is “The last thing we have going for us it.” tourism, and this project is going to ruin Ellis said the lines would negatively impact historical areas such as the Indian let Stream Republic. “I ask you not to Northern Pass destroy our beautiful vistas, our which will have an adverse impact on he said. “The solution is very economy,” simple. Bury the lines and both Northern will be achieved.” and our objectives Pass’ the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, said, “The outline of the current proposed route carves a giant question mark through Washburn including the Coös County,” the Family Forest in Clarksville and Forest in Stark, two of the Kauffmann forest reservations. She Forest Society’s said the proposal is “a relic of the project’s prior reliance on old cable technology and an overhead approach that is unnecessary If it is technically feasible and unsightly.” White to bury the line around the Mountains, it can be done elsewhere, she said. “Coös County towns deserve to have their scenery protected no less than the White Mountain National Forest.” entire line should be buried, and pointed draft out that the Department of Energy environmental impact statement found that full burial is feasible. He said burying MAKING HIS CASE Mr. Quinlan and members of the project Quinlan and members Mr. the environmental When asked what question about the cost of burial came A asked whether Quinlan was Mr. Concerning burial of the line in and In talking about the necessity of the pro- Bill Quinlan, president and CEO of Eversource New Hampshire, addressed a full room at the a full room addressed New Hampshire, Eversource and CEO of Bill Quinlan, president trans- talking about the proposed Grand Resort in Whitefield last Wednesday Mountain View photo) costs. (Jake Mardin mission line and what he called its benefits, such as lower energy lel to it. lel to which were questions, team answered by retired on cards and read written down Kathleen Court judge N.H. Superior criticism format drew some The McGuire. with one of the audience, from members meeting was “one commenting that the said the meeting Judge McGuire way.” in a town hall format could not be held was on the record as because everything and order had to required by state statute, a good record for the be followed to make SEC. the line was buried impact would be if a member of the team under Interstate 93, buried in the travel said it could not be but would be on the outer lane or shoulder, where there is edge of the right of way, potential impact on forest and wetland areas. Quinlan said that full burial up, and Mr. would add $1 billion to the total project to cost, equaling $2.5 billion. “If you were add $1 billion to this project, it basically his becomes uneconomic,” he said, with comment drawing cheers and applause from the audience. Eversource will guarantee that it would pay the $30 million in taxes for each year not during the term of the agreement, and Quinlan said the seek an abatement. Mr. $30 million figure was an estimate “based on industry accepted practices for valuing utilities” and that that they “owe it to cus- to tomers” to question bills. He went on say that the structures are long-term assets that have a gradual loss in value. around the national forest, one person State Weeks asked whether viewsheds in Park and other areas of Coös are less Quinland said the decision deserving. Mr. to bury the 52 miles was based on feed- back that they heard constantly and was not an arbitrary decision. “Our work is not done on mitigating local view impacts,” he said. Quinlan said Northern Pass is a ject, Mr. “reliability project” deemed critically important, so the grid remains reliable even if it is not built. He said the project was originally envisioned as a way to 30 Mr. Quinlan talked about details of the Quinlan talked Mr. annual property taxes, 2,400 construction taxes, 2,400 property annual in the state’s $2 billion increase jobs and a also said the product. He gross domestic $200 mil- Fund will allocate Forward NH projects. 20 years for different lion over where to Coös County, project specific would be overhead, 67.5 miles of the line 32 miles of new and 8.2 miles buried; the average right of way are proposed; be 86 feet, a reduction tower height would the original plan; and of seven feet from from lattice to 91 towers were changed He said the monopole configurations. fed by several small- Coös Loop, which is be generation sources, would scale energy Pass runs paral- upgraded where Northern 37 Bill Quinlan Speaks an address and get information on what and get information an address president Eversource New Hampshire types of structures would be present, their would be types of structures height, and other information. stood before the and CEO Bill Quinlan the project, stating that crowd to talk about benefits to New it would provide costs and energy Hampshire by lowering the power will be that 10 percent of He also said eco- reserved for the state. $30 million in nomic benefits include Page ThirtyPage Wednesday, September 16 AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS Northern Pass Meeting Northern From Page 1) (Continued

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 Next Step Page Thirty-One Page Eversource will submit a certification of will submit a certification Eversource 1-888-220-2480 town is the cost of power, and said he is said he and of power, is the cost town impact to the economic looking forward Pass would have. Northern which will with the SEC, site and facility if it is com- have 60 days to determine 45 days of the SEC accept- Within plete. Northern Pass must ing the application, in every affected hold a public hearing days of acceptance, the 90 Within county. will hold at least SEC and state agencies in each affected one joint public hearing issue a decision The SEC must county. the application. 365 days after accepting Paula Sweatt of Millsfield supports the of Millsfield supports Paula Sweatt project manager of Mike Stirling, the the ability to send it out. He said it would He said it out. to send the ability opportuni- up new employment also open in the area. younger people ties and keep She said located in her area. project being the pay- a situation regarding because of agreement of taxes (PILOT) ment in lieu residents were faced with the wind farm, her family was in dan- with high taxes and their farm before a ger of foreclosure on governor reduced the bill signed by the Pass will bring a valuation. “Northern to our community,” positive tax security she said. site, said one issue the Groveton mill new companies to involved in bringing 31 (Jake Mardin photo) (Jake Mardin Among those in favor of the proposal in favor of the Among those Berlin mayor and Coös County commis-

bury it all. If its value is not significant its value it all. If bury this save New Hampshire enough to that simple.” It’s build it. don’t insult, then a construc- Mason, who owns was Harley support in Milan. “I fully tion company of the Pass project because the Northern Mason he said. Mr. jobs it will create,” the Brookfield wind said he worked on and Dummer, farm in Dixville, Millsfield grew from eight to 16 and in that time he 12 hour days, seven employees working said Northern Pass days a week, and same opportunity. would provide the Stewartstown also Landon Placey of “I think they should realize spoke in favor. area and we need our area is a hardship he said. jobs and reliable power,” sioner Paul Grenier said neither the coun- the ty nor the city has taken a position on project, but he is in favor of it. He said Berlin has nearly 130 megawatts of boil- the erplate generation capacity and up upgrade of the Coös Loop would open

NEW CABLE TECHNOLOGY SINGING AGAINST NORTHERN PASS AGAINST SINGING

Bob Baker of Columbia provided some Bob Baker of Columbia

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south of New Hampshire, let them pay to south of New Hampshire, let them pay it has economic value to those north and would be controlled by Hydro-Quebec. “If would be controlled by Hydro-Quebec. saying that the project is not needed and landowner rights and values,” he said, and tourism assets—not to mention our and tourism assets—not to mention landscapes, scenic and cultural resources, above ground without destroying our above ground without is obvious that this project cannot be built is obvious that this new and replacement towers statewide. “It new and replacement Stark, Groveton and Lancaster; and 1,830 Stark, Groveton and over 600 in Dixville, Millsfield, Dummer, over 600 in Dixville, Clarksville, 28 towers in Stewartstown, Clarksville, 28 towers 20 towers in Pittsburg, 23 towers in 23 20 towers in Pittsburg, that the project would adversely impact; that the project would scenic trails and byways in Coös County scenic trails and byways numbers for committee members: six numbers for committee don’t want to see it. don’t construction companies and people who companies and construction cable allow for improved insulation and reduce the number of cables from six to two. the number of cables from and reduce insulation cable allow for improved proposed Northern Pass transmission line feasible. The cross-linked polymers used in the line feasible. The cross-linked Northern Pass transmission proposed Northern Pass employees showed off a different type of cable that makes more burial of the type of cable that makes more Northern Pass employees showed off a different Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL tion to the proposed line.tion to the proposed photo) Mardin (Jake Whitefield, Suzanna Whittum and Katie Rose (on guitar) sang “Live Free or Die” in opposi- Whitefield, Suzanna Whittum and Katie Rose (on guitar) sang “Live Free At the Northern Pass’ public meeting last Wednesday at the Mountain View Grand Resort in View at the Mountain public meeting last Wednesday At the Northern Pass’ Northern Pass Meeting Northern From Page 30) (Continued 32

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Must ware. orders with the primary Supervisor purchase Maintenance tracking duty of issuing and This position services. maintenance and and supplies for facility, parts, for all materials, all internal with departmentsinteracts as external well as vendors and suppliers. tenance of our manufacturing duties include high-level cleaning facilities and grounds; monthly inspec- minor repairs, and exterior, within the plant, maintenance of grounds tions of safety equipment. pjnoyes.com Diagnostics TRY OUT DIFFERENT HANDGUNS WITH HANDGUNS DIFFERENT OUT TRY Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL 603-631-5668. flooring — new to historic. Call Tom P. at P. Tom new to historic. Call — flooring ished. 30 years experience w/all types of wood ished. 30 years experience Stairs professionally repaired, sanded & refin- Stairs professionally repaired, Floor sanding, hard and soft wood floors. Floor sanding, hard and r 16, 2015 r 16, paid copy rates: $10 regardless of length, 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. 603-237-5501 FAX 237-5060 603-237-5501 FAX $5 per accompanying photo Legal Notices .07 per word Card of Thanks, In Memoriam Card of www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com Board member Mike Waddell noted that Waddell Board member Mike much time is Scarinza asked how Mr. The News and Sentinel Fiduciary/Citation Notices $25.00 on the language of a zoning amendment of a zoning on the language agreeing to upon the developer contingent further dis- The motion drew the process. Scarinza suggesting that cussion, with Mr. things such as per- the ordinance define standards and roads. mitted uses, land use then know what is The developer would to the board with a allowed and can come that contains Phase I site plan application those things. the developer has a concept right now, changes to the zon- plan contingent upon review and subdi- ing ordinance, site plan visions. He said a new zoning ordinance would create a clean plate and make After some further “order out of chaos.” on discussion, the board called for a vote with all members motion, Tillotson’s Mr. voting in favor. needed to craft the zoning amendment. the Ms. Bamford said she would take proposed language and craft it developer’s of into a zoning amendment by the end The board will hold its next this week. September 29 at 6 Tuesday, meeting on which will be preceded p.m. in Lancaster, by a non-public meeting with legal coun- sel at 5 p.m. Call 603-788-4371. — Super Pittsburg Annual Farnham Memorial Sale. Sat., Sept. Yard United Methodist Church sale will be yard This year’s 19, 9am-1:30pm. The Community Hall will be no exception! kitchen items, dish- filled with many bargains: es, games, puzzles, toys, decorative items, fur- niture, lamps, books & collectibles. Many other great items to choose from. CAVEAT EMPTOR: Latin for “Buyer, Beware.” We cannot and will not be responsi- ble for the veracity of advertisements, as it is realistically impossible for us to screen them all. The vast majority are just fine, but now The editor. — and then a flim-flam slips by Lancaster — Sat., Sept. 19th, 9am-2pm. 25 Sat., Sept. 19th, — Lancaster Stockwell Rd. 2 air conditioners, under-cabinet cast-iron kitchen sink, unusual maker, coffee range hood, toys, microwave & much more. for classified ads is 5 p.m. on Mondays. sale, our DEADLINE 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com The NEWS and SENTINEL papers will be seen in 19,500 papers Attorney Waugh suggested two ele- suggested Waugh Attorney Capital LLC Burton Mills of Dixville Tillotson Planning board member Rick Remember — a yard sale advertised in our — Remember throughout the North Country and beyond! Just a reminder, if you are planning a yard if you are Just a reminder, project, and continue to come to the board continue to come project, and phases. for future a provision ments for the amendments: including what they about vested rights, I is completed; and a would be after Phase new zoning amend- statement within the concept plan will be ment that no further Scarinza said a public hear- required. Mr. zoning ordinance and ing on a proposed will be required. zoning map change sees as the next asked what the board Scarinza said if the developer steps. Mr. agreed, it would withdraw the concept plan application with the understanding that the board would create a zoning amendment. Attorney outlined Waugh the new zoning ordi- plan: get the four-step nance language in final shape; hold a pub- and hold a Tuesdays; lic hearing; wait five He vote by the Coös County Delegation. said the site plan review can start anytime after an application is submitted for Phase grant final approval I, but the board can’t of the review until the zoning amendment has passed. Ms. Bamford Waugh, proposed that Mr. with the applicant Scarinza work and Mr. Canaan, VT — Rte 102, approx. 2.5 miles north Rte 102, approx. — VT Canaan, on Rte. 102 from Bridge Street. Look for signs. Downsizing — HELP — need yard back! 1pm. Due to weath- — Ongoing daily from 9am this weekend will be the last for the season. er, Collectables, winter clothes, etc. Clarksville — & MR. SECONDHAND STORE PACKRATS HEMON’S ANTIQUES an eclectic mix of antique, vintage offer We and gently used items. Open Saturdays 10 to 5, Sundays 10 to 3, weekdays & evenings by Road, Clarksville, NH West appointment. 137 03592. Check out our Facebook page for updates to inventory and hours. Estate sale. Sat., Oct. 3, 9am-4pm. — Jefferson Rd, look for signs. Kitchen Turnpike 143 items, glass, small furniture, patterns, yarn, materials, crafts & much more! Rain or shine. NO early birds. ***ATTENTION — YARD — YARD ***ATTENTION SALERS!!!!*** 36 603-636-9780. North Country Birch Attn: Nicole McMann Property Management in Downtown Groveton. Small Business Opportunity! For more information inquire: Lease a 700 sq. ft. space for business / office / Lease a 700 sq. ft. space for business sent, the uses would be defined. He said would be defined. sent, the uses with a site could come in the developers for Phase I of the plan review application Colebrook — Office space available. 900 sq. ft. space available. Office — Colebrook mo. Heated. Call 603-237-8779. / $800 reasonable rates. Call 603-482-0921. 2-bedrm. apt. Heat, hot water & — Lancaster mo. No pets. Sec. dep & / elec. included. $750 ref. req. Call 603-788-3186. 1-bedrm., 2-bedrm. and — Stewartstown W. 3-bedrm. apts. for rent. Heat included. Please call 603-443-3311. 603-237-5281. Gray Rd. 2-bdrm. mobile home, — Columbia renovated, w/heat & electric, stove & fridge. wk. NO dogs & NO smoking. Ref. / $150 required. Call Bud, 603-237-8488. 2-bdrm. available furnished or unfur- — Errol trail w/easy access to boat ATV nished on satellite tv, launch, inc. heat, electric, hot water, living room, rear deck and big yard. large monthly or yearly at weekly, nightly, Available Columbia — 2-bedrm ground-floor apt. On Rte. 2-bedrm ground-floor — Columbia 3, 2.5 miles from Colebrook. No pets, no smoking. Sec. dep. & ref. required. Call RIDING FOR MOM CLASSIFIEDS CONTINUED CLASSIFIEDS process, the board should prepare an board should process, the Coös Planning Board Coös Planning From Page 1) (Continued Columbia — 2-bdrm. single-family home in the — Columbia S. Jordan Hill. Secluded but not isolat- country. mo. Call / ed. In very good condition. $700 North Country Realty Services 603-1237-4675. Columbia — 2-3 bdrm. house on Rte 3. Large — Columbia kitchen, storage shed, flue for pellet lawn, large stove. Call 603-489-8270. 603-348-3557. Colebrook — Recently remodeled 3-rm. fur- — Colebrook Hot water nished apartment. Second floor. included. Must have excellent references, cred- it and security deposit. For application call 603-331-1491. Colebrook — In-town. Remodeled 2-bdrm., / New appliances, washer 1-bath apt. w/balcony. trash dryer hookup. Inc. parking, water, mo, / Oct. 1. $675 Available removal & plowing. plus first & security deposit. No smoking. Call ants. Call 603-237-8301. Colebrook — In-town location. Newly remod- — Colebrook eled 3-bedrm., 2-bath house w/jacuzzi. Lg. kitchen, lvg. rm. & sitting rm., Handicapped- accessible. Completely furnished. $1,150 per month plus security dep. References required. consider rent-to-own with qualified ten- Will 603-348-0839. Colebrook — Bridge Street large 4-bdrm., 2 4-bdrm., Bridge Street large — Colebrook full-bath house, 3-car garage, big yard, washer & dryer hookups. Sec. Dep. & first month. No Sept. 1. Call Available mo. / utilities. $900 Karlene Grover 603-237-4066. Colebrook — 92A Colby Street, Basket Buys Colby Street, Basket 92A — Colebrook mo. Heat, trash removal & / building. $775 pays electric, cable & Tenant sewer included. phone. Sec. dep. & ref. req. NO pets & NO smoking. Can be seen anytime by calling Brothers Patrick and Colin Carlson of Pittsburg made their first appearance in the annual Patrick and Colin Carlson of Pittsburg Brothers in support of their mother Sondra, who is a riding on Saturday Rivers Ride for Cancer, Two cancer. one-year survivor of breast photo) Farnsworth (Alan amendment to the zoning ordinance, and to the zoning ordinance, amendment has a new plan to pre- when the developer Page Thirty-SixPage Wednesday, Septembe AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page Thirty-Seven Page TAKING A TOSS A TAKING TELLING THE STORY CRUISING COMFORTABLY Jessica Maurais and her mother Debbie Lynch, representing Miles for Millie, set a comfort- Miles for representing Lynch, Jessica Maurais and her mother Debbie 12, cover- September Ride for Cancer on Saturday, Rivers able pace early in the annual Two 29 riders raised $5,081.25 for the fund, This year’s to Colebrook. Pittsburg ing 20 miles from to their dis- small grants to local cancer patients to help with expenses relating which provides ease, such as travel and missed work.photo) Farnsworth (Alan Koal Hurlbert tosses the beanbag during the corn hole tournament and pig roast held in Koal Hurlbert tosses the beanbag during the corn hole tournament and pig roast afternoon as a fund-raiser for the Cohos Historical Society. Hollow on Saturday Stratford photo) Koal and his dad Eric ended up winning the inaugural tournament. (Jake Mardin Students and teachers from Canaan Schools, along with a delegation from the Beecher Falls Schools, along with a delegation from Canaan Students and teachers from the trag- to remember on Friday morning, September 11 Department, gathered Fire Volunteer Trade the World ic events that unfolded 14 years ago when hijacked passenger jets targeted story of the as she solemnly related here is pictured Becker Center and the Pentagon. Morgan history.that dark day in this country’s photo) Maxwell (Rob 37 (Rob Maxwell photo)

The Rec Center is a 501c3 non-profit More information is available from Ms. relationship building between the Rec strategic regional partners and Center, these potential major donors. “Without grant funds the marketing concept will move forward, but just at a slower pace,” Ms. Morann said. corporation operated by a local board of directors, with a mission to improve the physical and social well-being of its neighbors and friends by providing year- round recreational programs in a high- quality environment. Morann at 603-237-4019 or nccrc@my fairpoint.net.

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“When she was alive, Louise Tillotson “When she was alive, Louise Center continues to struggle to maintain

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ter’s May strategy session, and strengthen ter’s requests and ideas cultivated in the cen- idea that this would help respond to the $10,000 for marketing support, with the especially tough economic times.” possible partnership support during these tantly turned to the Northern Pass fund for actively withheld from this area, we reluc- under local control, and continues to be said. “Now that the Tillotson fortune is not Tillotson said. “Now that the worthy regional projects,” Dr. Fothergill worthy regional projects,” Dr. support to the Rec Center and many other was willing to offer significant operating was willing to offer the status quo. Sipple, Don Gaskell, Chris Mercer, Gary Eastman, Michelle Goudreau and Neal Brown. and Neal Brown. Gary Eastman, Michelle Goudreau Sipple, Don Gaskell, Chris Mercer, Hands co-founder and Tom’s mother Irene Bean. Also in the photo, from the left, are Greg the left, are Also in the photo, from Bean. mother Irene Hands co-founder and Tom’s Colebrook Country Club on Sunday, Rick presented the jug and its $452 contents to Helping Rick presented Country Club on Sunday, Colebrook every virtual ball hit out of bounds. Before the Helping Hands benefit golf tournament at the the Helping Hands benefit golf every virtual ball hit out of bounds. Before ness, where players have been asked to donate to Helping Hands in Tom Mercer’s memory for Mercer’s players have been asked to donate to Helping Hands in Tom ness, where Rick Nadig has had an empty water jug on display for several months at his HD Golf busi- Rick Nadig has had an empty water jug Rivers Ride for Cancer, held Saturday, September, 12. September, held Saturday, Rivers Ride for Cancer, photo) Farnsworth (Alan Dodge of Columbia represented an impressive age range of participants in the annual Two an impressive Dodge of Columbia represented Richard and Ellie March of Pittsburg, ages 72 and 74, respectively, and six-year-old Nicholas and six-year-old ages 72 and 74, respectively, of Pittsburg, and Ellie March Richard ber 16, 2015 ber 16, —Butch Ladd (Jake Mardin photo) (Jake Mardin (Continued on Page 39) Gorham 3, Canaan-Pittsburg 2 3, Canaan-Pittsburg Gorham The Yellow Jackets played a good first Yellow The After an early goal by Gorham in the Colebrook had the edge in shots 12-9, had the edge in shots Colebrook half against the Huskies in Gorham last half against the Huskies a 2-1 lead before allowing taking Tuesday, half in a 3-2 loss. two goals in the second Logan first half, Canaan-Pittsburg’s the Hailey scored on a penalty kick to tie second Jackets’ Yellow The game at 1-1. goal came as a result of good defense and good passing, when Markus Lapierre delivered a perfect cross to Kesler Lyons, the 4-3 win. the 4-3 win. when keeper a huge blow and suffered down with a wrist Garrett Purrington went made a div- finished the game and injury, the one-goal lead. It ing save that saved that he had a broken was later determined some playing time. wrist and will miss TURNING THE PLAY 2015 LOB PITCH RUNNERS-UP 2015 LOB PITCH RUNNERS-UP Boys’ Varsity Soccer Varsity Boys’ Colebrook 4, WMRHS 3 4, WMRHS Colebrook Michael Hastings’ goal on a penalty Hastings’ Michael and forth just like This game was back Hastings came right out of the break and kick with four minutes left proved to be kick with four minutes Colebrook held on for the game-winner as White Mountains the 4-3 victory over after- Tuesday last Regional High School Whitefield. noon in starting game played earlier, the girls’ hosts a 1-0 Andrew Pond gave the when first half. Hastings lead 10:26 into the game at 14:17 to tie scored his first of the McKinnon found the it at 1-1. Sedrick later and Colebrook back of the net 1:23 at The Spartans got a late goal led 2-1. 2-2 38:34 from Chad Labounty to tie it at at the half. for scored just 1:26 into the second half the 3-2 lead, and scored on a penalty kick at 73:03 for the eventual game-winner. too The Spartans got a late goal but it was for little, too late as the Mohawks held on Adam Burke of Mean Green looks to turn the double play against The Swingers during the looks Adam Burke of Mean Green photo) 4. (Jake Mardin annual lob pitch tournament on September Riders’ Canaan Border The 603, consisting of players from the Upper Valley area, came in second at the 2015 Canaan area, the Upper Valley The 603, consisting of players from (left to right): Brandi Comette, row in Canaan. Front Riders Lob Pitch Tournament Border Allen Smith, Rick Blackmore, Heather Sterns and Julie Grant. Back row: Angela Wheatley, Nugent and Nick Morse. Ballentine, Travis Todd Chris Stearns, Zach Rowe, Spenser Pierce, 38 —Butch Ladd —Jake Mardin Colebrook 4, Profile 1 4, Profile Colebrook Lin-Wood 6, Canaan-Pittsburg 0 6, Canaan-Pittsburg Lin-Wood The Mohawks tightened up their tightened The Mohawks a three-goal lead at The Mohawks took Colebrook had the edge in shots, 24-19. In another physical game, Lin-Wood defense and Michaella Biron scored two Michaella Biron defense and second win in a row, goals in Colebrook’s on Friday after- 4-1 over visiting Profile want to girls didn’t The Colebrook noon. and took the Friday, play from behind on a direct scored off early lead when Biron Siewierski at the 10- Taylor kick from Mohawks doubled their The minute mark. her second of the lead when Biron scored taking a later, game just three minutes Gould to make it through-pass from Gena 2-0 at the half. 61:00 when Kendra Learned took a cross from Biron and redirected it into the net, Colebrook and this one looked to be over. might have been a little too comfortable, as the Patriots came right back with a goal from Cisler at 70:00 and missed a penalty kick. Siewierski iced it at 79:00 on a cross from Gleason for the 4-1 final. for Brooke Lawson made 12 saves in goal the Mohawks and each team had two cor- ner kicks. “I felt the first half was even,” “We said Colebrook coach Katie Parker. put came out more dynamic today and After the third goal I pressure in their end. thought we relaxed too much as they scored a goal, missed a penalty kick and had tons of other scoring opportunities.” “Brooke Coach Parker went on to say, did Lawson was aggressive in net and we give as we didn’t a better job defensively, up four goals today.” defeated Canaan-Pittsburg 6-0 in Lincoln defeated Canaan-Pittsburg Coach Lisa Becker said her on Friday. team worked hard to make plays, but were unable to finish with a score. Lin-Wood 24-7 and had a out-shot Canaan-Pitttsburg 6-0 corner kick advantage. Madison Yellow Rodrigue made 18 saves for the Jackets. RUNNING IN BROWNINGTON —Butch Ladd —Jake Mardin Gorham 6, Canaan-Pittsburg 1 6, Canaan-Pittsburg Gorham The host Huskies picked up a 6-1 win the off goal came Canaan-Pittsburg’s “The girls started strong, but could not was over. this game, outstanding in Gleason was said Colebrook were down early,” “We Sports From Page 40) (Continued Page Thirty-EightPage Wednesday, Septem Hampshire NEWS AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New THE over the Yellow Jackets in Gorham last Yellow over the Tuesday. by foot of Skyler Brown on an assist Alexis DeLong. Karyssa Lachance recorded a hat trick for Gorham, while Jackson, Natalie Harmon and Ava Delaney Holmes each scored a goal. Jackets 26-5. Yellow Gorham out-shot the goalkeeper Madison Canaan-Pittsburg Rodrigue finished with 19 saves. maintain that through the game,” coach Lisa Becker said. “They had a shot on goal very early in the first half but could not The girls finish. It was a physical game. had several attempts at breaking through When the defense but were not successful. looking at the score alone, it does not seem as though the team is improving. the scores compared to last year However, The team is beginning to have improved. work together to become more effective.” 21:57. (Courtesy photo) Herr and Joey Flanagan of the Canaan-Pittsburg Averill Becker, Jordan Coach David Herr, & Bike at the Annual Fall Foliage Run, Walk in the team all competed Sunday cross-country Coach Herr ran in the half-marathon and finished Old Stone House Museum in Brownington. finishing in first place with a time of 1:16:08. The others competed in a 5K run, with Becker Herr in second for females and sixth Averill first among the females and fifth overall at 23:37, field and overall with a time of overall at 27:04, and Flanagan finishing second in the men’s 21:57. (Courtesy as she was all over the field. Unlike the all over the field. as she was when previous Friday, Littleton game the stopped playing, it appeared the Mohawks the entire 80 minutes. they gave it all for the edge in shots, White Mountains had had 12 saves for the 21-19. Komisarek Lawson made 10 Spartans while Brooke Colebrook had in net for the Mohawks. the contest. three corner kicks in really “The offsides coach Katie Parker. of back-and-forth There was a lot hurt us. I think my talk at the play in the first half. had more We half got our girls going. bounce in our step and we were more aggressive, led by Gleason. Gleason and Siewierski had big games, and Biron’s goal was beautiful—she was right where she was supposed to be.”

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black —Jake Mardin —Jake Mardin 0-6-0 0.0000 Page Thirty-Nine Page th th nd 37 Lisbon 9, Groveton 0 Lisbon 9, Groveton – 4 p.m. – 4 p.m. 16 ) – 4:30 p.m. y ) r 17 ) r e 22 r r (as of Tuesday, September 15) k r c Soccer Standings cce o Division IV Boys’ Boys’ Division IV cce o The Panthers got three goals from The Panthers got o s there by the midpoint of the season.” there by the Wilton-Lyndeborough School RecordDerryfield Rating EppingLittletonWoodsvilleGorham 4-0-0MoultonboroughConcord Christian 4-0-0 4-0-0Newmarket 2-1-0 4-0-0 4.0000 3-2-0HinsdaleLisbon 3-0-0 4.0000 4.0000 2.6667 4.0000 Pittsfield 2.4000 3-2-0Profile School 4.0000 Groveton 2-2-0Colebrook 2.4000 2-2-0Lin-Wood 2-2-0 2-2-0Sunapee 2.0000 Nute 2.0000 2-3-0Portsmouth Christian 1-2-0 2.0000 0-4-0 2.0000 Canaan-Pittsburg 2-3-0 1.8000 0-5-0 1.6667 1-2-0 0.0000 1.6000 0-3-0 0.0000 1.3333 0.0000 Logan Trahan in a 9-0 win at home over in a 9-0 win Trahan Logan also had Trahan Nick Groveton on Friday. Josh Brooks, Gaige two goals, while Thornton and Josh Pequeno, Parker contest. also added goals in the Woods ’ s ’ s s e. l VE r i s oys Ty (Field H i (gi (B www.colebrooknewsandsentinel.com 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. Tel. 603-237 -5501 Tel. 6 Bridge St., Colebrook, N.H. n , septembe cha o , septembe y r .net ham , septembe quam y s s n y game or t da o s da pu da or s rs Brought to you by NSN and p or s ville at g Tue n s Thu ham at Littlet 1-4-0 0.8000 d s wedne lin at winni or r chived oo g .n r Be w A Catch all your local sports news here! n DVD f o www Subscribe by mail or on-line: (as of Tuesday, September 15) and [email protected] or Butch Ladd at (603) 276-0113 and [email protected]. NorTHErN NH VArs Crosstown Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/RAM and Littleton Chevrolet Soccer Standings and Want to advertise with us? For more information, contact Kevin Trask at (802) 626-8035 Division IV Girls’ Division IV The NEWS and SENTINEL sPorTs, BroADCAsT L The Yellow Jackets allowed one more Jackets allowed Yellow The easy openings for Lin-Wood. In the sec- In for Lin-Wood. easy openings it up and we midfield stepped ond half our looks at the to get some good were able get it in.” net, but just couldn’t and that would be goal in the second half and play need to trust each other it. “We Noyes said. “There our positions,” Coach movement from the was some good ball are still try- We line. midfield to the front but should be ing to firm up positions School RecordSunapee Rating DerryfieldEppingWoodsvilleGorhamNewmarket 4-0-0 4-0-0Lisbon 4-0-0Littleton 4-0-0 4.2500 Colebrook 4.0000 4-1-0Lin-Wood 3-0-0 4.0000 Moultonborough 4.0000 Hinsdale 3.2000 3-1-0 4.0000 Portsmouth Christian 1-2-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 1-3-0Profile School 4-2-0Pittsfield 3.0000 1.3333 3.0000 Wilton-Lyndeborough 3.0000 1.0000 1-3-0 1-3-0Canaan-Pittsburg 2.6667 Groveton 0-4-1Concord Christian 1.0000 1.0000 1-4-0Farmington 0-5-0 0.4000 0.8000 0-4-1 0.0000 0-5-0 0.4000 0.0000 39 —Jake Mardin (Jake Mardin photo) (Jake Mardin Lin-Wood 4, Canaan-Pittsburg 0 4, Canaan-Pittsburg Lin-Wood Bonilla got his second goal of the game his second goal of Bonilla got the board at 57:17, Colebrook got on Dagesse made five saves for Colebrook game at Friday’s rough first half of A Calio Vinny In the first half, Lin-Wood’s In the boys’ division, Colebrook and division, Colebrook In the boys’ to knock it away. to knock it give Profile the second half to at 48:27 in spun past a Colebrook a 3-0 lead. Peterson to Seamus Slattery at defender and got it the ball back to 12:27. Slattery got it to the net and Peterson and he took 4-0 game. scored to make it a curved the ball when Michael Hastings At 64:21, kick. into the net on a corner the ball to Cameron Hastings crossed to make it 4-2. Frizzell, who scored defense held up for the rest of the Profile’s went on to win. game and the Patriots and Brusseau had two for Profile. Colebrook had a 10-2 advantage in corner kicks. put the game out of reach for Lin-Wood Jackets, who fell 4-0 to the Yellow the Lumberjacks. had two goals and Eduardo Pizzutou had one. “Defensively we were out of position Noyes said. for the first half,” coach Jeff “There was no trust and that led to some ner up in Group B will play each other at ner up in Group B will play each other 10 a.m., and the Group B winner of and The will play at 10:30. runner-up A Group championship game is scheduled for 11 a.m. Canaan will both be in Group C. Canaan White at 12:30 p.m. will play Haverhill and Lancaster at 2:30. Colebrook plays Lancaster at 1 p.m. and Haverhill Green at The Group C winner will play the 3 p.m. at 3:30, and the Group Group D runner-up D winner takes on the Group C runner-up The championship game is at 4 p.m. scheduled for 4:30. CONTROLLING THE BALL —Jake Mardin

Profile 4, Colebrook 2 4, Colebrook Profile

At 3:31, Bonilla got loose on a break- The Patriots got two goals apiece from The Patriots got two

Canaan-Pittsburg came into the second came into Canaan-Pittsburg who hit the upper left of the net for the upper left of the who hit the

The tournament will begin with the The game lengths are 20 minutes run-

Teams from Colebrook and Canaan will from Teams

Canaan, Colebrook Elementary Teams Elementary Canaan, Colebrook

Sports From Page 38) (Continued in Gorham Rec Soccer Tourney Sunday Rec Soccer Tourney in Gorham Wednesday, September 16, 2015 16, September Wednesday, - Colebrook, New Hampshire THE NEWS AND SENTINEL Profile keeper Jordan Brusseau was there outside the box and sent it to the net, but outside the box and sent it to the net, Sedrick McKinnon took a direct kick from With 11:37 left in the half, Colebrook’s 11:37 With er Dylan Dagesse came out to save it. er Dylan Dagesse came out to save Blampied broke free, but Colebrook keep- another goal shortly after when Trevor another goal shortly after when the Patriots a 2-0 lead. They nearly added They nearly the Patriots a 2-0 lead. side before coming in to score and give near midfield and went down the right At 12:31, Peterson ended up with the ball away and scored to give Profile a 1-0 lead.

Friday. Friday. win over the Mohawks in Colebrook on win over the Mohawks in Colebrook Caleb Bonilla and Zack Peterson in a 4-2 Caleb Bonilla and Zack Peterson in a hustle. It was a small success.” hustle. It was a small Noyes said. “They showed some heart and Noyes said. “They showed was happy with the boys’ play,” coach Jeff play,” boys’ was happy with the until Gorham took the lead for good. “I until Gorham took spectacular saves for the next 32 minutes spectacular saves for teams fought hard defensively with some teams fought hard defensively the first five minutes to tie it up. Both the first five minutes half leading 2-1, but Gorham countered in half leading 2-1, but

goal. a.m. The winner of Group A and the run- A The winner of Group a.m. 8:30 a.m. Canaan will play Haverhill at 9 Littleton, and they will play each other at girls’ games. Canaan is in Group B with girls’

pionship game. in each division will advance to the cham- and one point for a tie. The top two teams and one point for a tie. Teams will receive three points for a win Teams ning time with no halftime or time outs. Sunday, September 20. Sunday, Department Fall Soccer Shootout this play in the Gorham Parks & Recreation Longchamps nearby during the Yellow Jackets’ home game on September 2. Jackets’ Longchamps nearby during the Yellow Canaan-Pittsburg’s Jordan Becker takes the ball up the field with Littleton’s Amanda with Littleton’s Becker takes the ball up the field Jordan Canaan-Pittsburg’s 2015 Reg. Price Reg. Price Gift Certificates Layaways 276-0113 40% off 40% off (Continued on Page 38) TEVA SANDALS TEVA ADULTS’ MERRELL ADULTS’ SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS The Spartans have an outstanding play- Colebrook had to find a way to slow The Spartans took their last lead of the er in Alex Curtis, and she made her pres- er in ence felt just 2:30 into the contest when she dribbled through a couple of defenders and beat Mohawks keeper Brooke Lawson for for the 1-0 lead. Missy Collins tied it Colebrook 31:00 into the first half. Curtis at scored her second goal of the game the 38:00, giving the Spartans a 2-1 lead at half. down Curtis, and someone needed to pick it up for the visitors in the second half— Siewierski and Caitlynn Taylor enter Gleason. Siewierski sent a pass to Gleason at 3:45 into the second half and Gleason The combo beat Komisarek to tie it at 2-2. of Curtis and Katelyn Nelson gave the Spartans yet again another lead at 3-2 just Instead of going away, four minutes later. Colebrook fought back and Siewierski scored her first of the game on a direct kick at 53:00 to tie it at 3-3. game at 68:00, when Blaine Lachance scored from 20 yards out to make it 4-3. Siewierski was just getting started, and tied it up at 4-4 on a penalty kick after Gleason was hauled down in the box with Just four minutes later 7:00 left to play. Siewierski found Biron in the perfect spot at the left post with a cross, and this game MEN'S SHORTS–SWIMSUITS PORTS [email protected] Reg. Price Reg. Price S FIGHT FOR THE BALL FIGHT Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 100 Main St., Colebrook, N.H. 237-4200 Butch Ladd and Jake Mardin HILL’S DEPARTMENT STORE 40% off 40% off CARHARTT Girls’ Varsity Soccer Varsity Girls’ Colebrook 5, WMRHS 4 Colebrook CHILDREN’S SUMMER SUMMER SALE CONTINUES (Canaan-Pittsburg home games in Canaan) (Canaan-Pittsburg 37 WOMEN'S CAPRIS – SHORTS SHORT SLEEVE TOPS–JACKETS Colebrook at Lisbon at LittletonCanaan-Pittsburg 4 p.m. & 1 Colebrook at Groveton 11 4 p.m. XC Canaan-Pittsburg at GorhamWMRHS 3:30 & 5 Groveton at at ProfileCanaan-Pittsburg 4 p.m. at ColebrookLin-Wood 9 a.m. Lisbon at Canaan-Pittsburg 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Michaella Biron redirected a Taylor Michaella Biron redirected a This Week’s Games This Week’s Siewierski cross past Spartans keeper Amy Komisarek with four minutes left, leading Colebrook to a thrilling 5-4 win High White Mountains Regional over afternoon in Tuesday School last back The Mohawks rallied Whitefield. from a goal down all game long before Siewierski penalty Taylor tying it on a kick with 7:00 left. Colebrook’s Sedrick McKinnon tussles with a Profile player for control of the ball during the player for control Sedrick McKinnon tussles with a Profile Colebrook’s on Friday. 4-2 win in Colebrook Patriots’ photo) Mardin (Jake Thursday, Sept. 17 Thursday, Sept. 19 Saturday, Sept. 21 Monday, Sept. 22 Tuesday, Sept. 23 Wednesday, 40 37 Page FortyPage AND SENTINEL - Colebrook, New Hampshire Wednesday, September 16, THE NEWS

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