THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2018 SERVING TILTON, NORTHFIELD, BELMONT & SANBORNTON, N.H. FREE DONNA RHODES During last week’s “STEMspiration” event at Winnisquam High School, freshmen Jordan Seavey DONNA RHODES (left) and Symphony Cote (right) enjoyed taking a turn at operating “The Double,” a new piece WMUR Meteorologist Hayley LaPoint explained a bit of what it’s like to work in the scientific of computerized technology from Konica Minolta that allows people to virtually be in two places world to eighth and ninth grade students who attended a “STEMspiration” event at Winnisquam at once. Regional High School last Wednesday. STEMspiration event offers local students a glimpse at careers in science & tech BY DONNA RHODES such as IT Administra- think of when searching Christy Collins of tion, the company has One use is that The [email protected] tion, Coding, Project for a job. Konica Minolta brought now expanded into more Double can place hos- TILTON – Eighth and Managers, and even “As a mom, this a hands-on development technology. That expan- pitalized children back ninth grade students in sales. works really well for from her company for sion includes “The Dou- in the classroom as the the Winnisquam Region- “There’s a lot that me because I can stay at the students to explore. ble,” a computer-operat- slim device rolls through al School District were goes on in my industry home if I need to, yet still While Konica Minolta is ed robot that is changing a classroom, changing invited to take part in a with a lot of skills in- get my work done,” said known for printers and the way people work and angles and allowing the “STEMspiration” event volved,” said Ames. Emerson. similar types of innova- live. SEE STEMSPIRATION, PAGE A8 last week, featuring Nearby Erin Bad- women who have made ger of a company called their way successfully Tevora spoke about the in the world of Science, interesting field of Cyber Investigation leads to Technology, Engineer- Security while Brandi ing and Math, and more Emerson of TIBCO not than 30 students took ad- only explained what her Belmont woman’s arrest for vantage of the opportu- software design compa- nity to learn more about ny offers for careers but careers they may be in- shared some personal sale of methamphetamine terested in pursuing one thoughts as well. day. “There are many op- BY DONNA RHODES mont were awakened result of a lengthy in- to execute an arrest Women who met with portunities in the field [email protected] last Thursday to the vestigation. warrant for 38-year- the students on Wednes- of technology,” she told BELMONT – Resi- sound of police of- On Nov. 15, Belmont old Bridget Ann Kim- day came from a variety each group. “Explore dents who live in the ficers surrounding police were joined by ball who was wanted of fields. Among them and find out what makes vicinity of 9 Durrell that residence and state and federal law for previous sales of were Lee Ames of Silver your heart happy then Mountain Rd. in Bel- demanding entry as a enforcement officers SEE ARREST, PAGE A8 Tech, who introduced go out and make it a ca- them to careers in Web reer.” Design. Among the benefits of “Web sites don’t just a job within a technolo- One Light Theatre brings “Annie” appear you know,” she gy firm, she said, is the told one group. ability to work remotely As she spoke of dif- from home. They typi- to the stage next weekend ferent job opportunities cally come with regular TILTON — As rain with a company such as hours and have many and weather continue hers, she had them note needs for people in fi- to bring the Lakes Re- skills and knowledge nance and other skill gion down, One Light needed for positions sets that most wouldn’t Theatre can’t stress to COURTESY Addy Tremblay (Molly), Brian Tremblay (Duffy), and Willow Harrington (Tessie) taking a much needed break from their rehearsal. you enough that “The plays radio personal- Twelve-year-old Sun Will Come Out To- ity Bert Healy in the Elizabeth Barrington DONNA RHODES Will Stewart, shown center with his son Zeke, met with the Northfield Economic Development morrow!” That’s right production, “and for- SEE ANNIE, PAGE A9 Corporation last week to explain the results of a Stay Work Play New Hampshire survey. With — the Tilton-based the- tunately, our commu- him are NEDC members Mark Hayes, Greg and Deb Peverly, Deb Tessier and Glenn Smith. ater company is excit- nity base continues to INDEX ed to cheer up your hol- grow. Our show is well- n Northfield EDC welcomes guest speaker on iday season as it brings cast and features a va- Volume 10 • Number 48 the family classic “An- riety of talent in every 20 Pages in 2 Section nie” to the stage this regard.” young professionals’ attitude toward NH winter. Sheehy went on to Classifieds .......................B4-8 BY DONNA RHODES ic Development Corpo- conducted a survey of One Light’s “Annie” explain that the pro- Editorial Page ....................A4 [email protected] ration’s annual meeting 20-40 year-old residents features actors and duction is unique in Obituaries ..........................A6 NORTHFIELD – Will at Highland Mountain in the state, to which ap- musicians ages five that it features two dif- Stewart, executive direc- Bike Park last Wednes- proximately 420 people through 65 and a live ferent castsof orphans, Sports .............................B1-3 tor for the 501(c)3 orga- day evening. responded. The purpose seven-piece orchestra. including the title nization Stay Work Play Stewart said that with of the survey was iden- “These productions character. New Hampshire, was the support of Ever- tify why young profes- always take an army,” “And they’re both ©2018, Salmon Press, LLC. the keynote speaker for source, in December of sionals in that age group says Executive Direc- super good,” Sheehy Call us at (603) 279-4516 the Northfield Econom- 2017 his organization SEE NORTHFIELD, PAGE A9 tor David Sheehy, who adds. email: [email protected] A2 November 22, 2018 LOCAL NEWS WINNISQUAM ECHO n News from Winnisquam Regional Middle School NH Partners in COURTESY Education 2018 (Left) Winnisquam Regional Middle School staff members On Friday, Oct. 26, recognized by NH Partners Winnisquam Region- in Education include Rich al Middle School was Ort: Tilton PD, Deb Di Nola: recognized by NH Part- Freudenberg-NOK, WRMS ners in Education as PTO: Danielle Colarusso a Blue Ribbon School and Cenanne Sanders, for the extraordinary ECIO: Lisa and Chuck efforts of school volun- Drew, NH Veterans’ Home: teers for the achieve- Les Greenleaf and Richard ments recognized Rajotte, Highland Mtn. Bike during the 2017-2018 Park: Chris Chmielewski, and Aroma Joe’s: Quentin school year and a Gold McKenney Circle Partners School celebrating the valu- able partnerships that of socks and other stu- the school and volun- dent necessities to our teer programs have school nurse, Mrs. with local businesses. LaBranche. This is the WRMS has been truly second month in a row fortunate to have so that Catalina and Ever- many community con- Eversource Energy Catalina Celenta- tions Specialist from nership with WRMS, source have supported nections from a variety Gives Back no, Community Rela- Eversource, in part- donated multiple pairs the students of WRMS. of local businesses and organizations. Their dedication and effort BELMONT POLICE LOG are greatly appreciat- n ed by all educational stakeholders. By re- BELMONT — The G. Ricker, age 19, of Two adult females, on Nov. 9. Belmont was arrested ceiving volunteer and Belmont Police Depart- Somersworth was ar- ages 31 and 38, respec- Erin S. Fournier, on Nov. 14 for Driv- other resource support ment responded to 251 rested during the same tively, were taken into age 26, of Belmont was ing After Revocation from organizations in calls for service and incident for Possession protective custody for arrested on Nov. 10 in or Suspension and a our community, we made the following ar- of Marijuana. intoxication on Nov. 7. connection with an Suspended Registra- are able to balance re- rests from Nov. 2-16. Gabriel J. Rogers, Jr., Leroy H. Boynton outstanding warrant is- tion (Operating-Misde- sources to provide stu- Please note that the age 18, of Belmont and III, age 50, of Gilford sued by Belknap Coun- meanor). dents with the best edu- names of juveniles, and Jordan Smith, age 20, of was arrested on Nov. 7 ty Superior Court. Kimberly D. cational opportunities those of individuals Laconia were arrested for Falsifying Physical Steven R. Feresh- Ainsworth, age 40, of possible. taken into protective on Nov. 5 for Receiving Evidence, Possession ietian, age 59, of Bel- Laconia was arrested custody but not for- Stolen Property. Rog- of Controlled/Narcotic mont was arrested on on Nov. 14 in connection Third Annual Uno’s- mally charged with a ers was also arrested Drugs, and possession Nov. 11 in connection with three outstanding WRMS PTO Dough crime, have been with- in connection with two of a Controlled/Narcot- with an outstanding bench warrants issued Raiser Event held from publication. outstanding bench war- ic Drug with Intent to warrant issued by the by Concord District The WRMS PTO Allan Fish, age 22, of rants issued by Laconia Distribute. Laconia Police Depart- Court. partnered with Uno’s Laconia was arrested District Court. Elwin Albert Moses, ment. Bridgett Ann Kim- to eat some pizza and on Nov. 2 for Driving Garrett M. Brue, age 59, of Belmont was Damian Xavier Do- ball, age 38, of Belmont raffle off gift baskets After Revocation or age 24, of Belmont was arrested on Nov.