Sunday, October 28th
September 22, 2018 •
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On Sunday, October 28, the Wilmot Historical Society will hold their annual meeting in the Wilmot Town Hall, 9 North Wilmot Road next to the library. Using photos and anecdotes, local historian and WHS board member, Fred Ögmundson, will lead a Cracker Barrel discussion about Wilmot’s cemeteries and the odd things that have happened or […]
September 19, 2018 •
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NEW LONDON, N.H. – One hundred percent of Colby-Sawyer’s 2018 Athletic Training graduates who sat for the Board of Certification passed on their first attempt. By comparison, the national first-time pass average in 2016-2017 was 83.6 percent. All three recent graduates are employed in their area of study. Amanda Matuszek ’18 is an assistant athletic […]
Representative Anne Copp resigned in June
September 6, 2018 •
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By Steve Foley
The September 11th State Primary includes the election of a State Representative for Merrimack County District 1, which includes the towns of Andover, Danbury and Salisbury. According to a document dated August 6, 2018, published by the House Clerk, Representative Anne Copp resigned on June 9, 2018. The Beacon was unaware of her resignation and […]
Primary will be held on September 11
By Steve Foley
Having worked at the polls in Franklin for several years, I am always surprised how many voters arrive at the polls and have very little information about the candidates and the races that they are coming to vote for. But when I think about it, I have been guilty of the same thing myself. There […]
August 26, 2018 •
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By Victoria Mishcon, Andover Select Board
Watch for notices at the Transfer Station about the coming changes in recycling. All recyclable materials presently put in the single stream compactor will be separated to receive maximum revenue from the market. Guidelines for sorting are below: MIXED PAPER: Collected in brown compactor. Acceptable items: newspaper, magazines, hardcover books, cereal boxes, office paper, egg […]
August 26, 2018 •
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By Victoria Mishcon, Andover Select Board
Last year, several residents met with the Selectboard to discuss the possibility of a drawdown of Highland Lake for the purpose of repairs to shoreline structures and landscape and to prevent annual ice damage. It was too late in the year to follow through and we agreed to revisit the issue this summer. A second […]
Ground Fault Interrupters prevent shocks!
August 21, 2018 •
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By Rene Lefebvre, Fire Chief
Most electrical devices manufactured today are double insulated. Without getting crazy technical, that means that the appliance is designed to better protect the user from an electrical shock. Plugs are polarized to add to the overall electrical protection. This is all good. Now I know you are waiting for the “but”, so here we go. […]
Beginning Tuesday, October 2nd
August 21, 2018 •
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Both those who are newly retired and those who’ve been at it for a while will find new ways to make the most of their retirement years in the “Aging Mastery” series being offered at The Andover Hub, beginning on Tuesday, October 2, from 10:15 to 11:45 AM. Brought to The Hub by the […]
August 21, 2018 •
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After an August break, The Andover Hub is back in gear with classes and individual services of various kinds. The Hub is located at 157 Main Street (next to Pizza Chef) in the 1879 building that was Andover’s original town hall. Karate Classes for Kids and Adults Tiger Mountain Shotokan Karate offers ongoing karate […]
August 21, 2018 •
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Three Rivers Foundation – Supporting Education, a newly formed 501(c)3 in November of 2017, kicked off their first annual golf tournament on August 2nd, with over 52 players in attendance. The organization was able to raise over $9,000 to help develop collaborative relationships between local businesses, existing labor partners, schools, and students to pursue new […]