Deadline for Applications is April 13, 2018
NEW HAMPSHIRE (March 1, 2018) – Local Dunkin’ Donuts business owners in New Hampshire are now welcoming applications for the 23rd annual New Hampshire Scholarship Program and will award $30,000 in college scholarships to 12 deserving New Hampshire high school seniors this spring. Since 1995, the New Hampshire Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees have given more than […]
Thru March 31, 2018
The New Hampshire Division of Film and Digital Media is accepting submissions through March 31 for the 2018 New Hampshire High School Short Film Festival. Now in its eleventh year, the Festival is a competitive showcase for the state’s youngest filmmakers and has become one of the marquee film events in the state. Films submitted […]
The N.H. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is now accepting letters of intent for its three 2018 Conservation License Plate Grant Programs. DNCR “Moose Plate” grants support the restoration, preservation and / or conservation of publicly owned items significant to New Hampshire’s cultural heritage. Letters of intent are due April 27 and must provide […]
The Andover Police Department handled 162 Calls for Service during February, including: • Assist Citizen: 8 • Assist Motorist: 3 • Assist Social Service Agencies: 3 • Civil Issue/Stand-by: 2 • Dog Bite: 2 • Dog Loose: 4 • House Check: 10 • Protective Order (Violation): 1 • Road Hazard/Obstruction: 3 • Traffic Offense-Citation: 2 […]
Condensed from approved minutes: Meeting convened at 6:30 PM Members Present: Marj Roy, Town Administrator, Vicky Mishcon, Selectboard Chair; Jim Delaney and Dave Blinn, Select Board Others present: Chuck Keyser; Greg Stetson, Emergency Medical Services; Randall Costa and Paul Currier, Planning Board Acceptance of Previous Minutes: After reviewing the minutes of January 16, 2018 Mishcon […]
Know about the candidates before you vote!
Selectman- Vote for 1, three year term Leonard (Lenny) Caron I am running for the Selectmen seat, and I think that I can do some good for our town. This year will make 30 years that I’ve lived in Andover. I’ve raised a family here and now they’re raising families here. I’m a grandfather of […]
Youth ages 10-14 need you!
To grow into healthy adults, young people need positive adults in their lives. They need someone to trust and someone who trusts them. Someone like you. New Hampshire 4-H seeks mentors for Youth and Family with Promise, our new initiative to connect adults with youth for meaningful, positive experiences. Can you commit to one hour […]
The Andover Budget Committee recommended budgets for 2018 (net of appropriations that are funded by non-tax sources) are as follows: Net 2017 2018 change pct Tax Rate Appropriations change School $5,335,215 $5,476,537 $141,322 2.6% $0.55 Town $2,046,894 $1,763,103 -$283,791 -13.9% -$1.10 Fire $133,076 $134,671 $1,595 1.2% $0.01 TOTAL $7,515,185 $7,374,311 -$140,874 -1.9% -$0.54 The total […]
On December 15, 2017 Charles and Kerry Kellogg, sold 254 Plains Road to, Steven and Danielle Bowers for $204,000. The 1,728 Square foot home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and sits on 1.455 acres. The Hvizda Team of Keller Williams Realty-Metropolitan assisted the seller and Michelle Gilbert of Better Homes and Garden – Masiello assisted the buyer. […]
Condensed from approved minutes: January 10, 2018, 7PM Members Present: Nan Kaplan, Jerry Hersey, Mary Anne Broshek, Tina Cotton, Alan McIntyre and Jesse Schust. Minutes: Alan made a motion to approve the December minutes with small corrections/additions, Nan seconded, and all were in favor. Correspondence Saving Special Places – save the date, April 7, […]