David M. Rivers – December 14, 2022

David M. Rivers – December 14, 2022

David Murray Rivers, 83, of Laconia, New Hampshire and Naples, Florida, passed away on December 14, 2022. David was born on July 30, 1939, in Saco, Maine, the son of the late Harry and Irene Rivers. David spent his childhood in Andover, New Hampshire, and moved to Sharon, Massachusetts as a teen. There he met […]

Andover Library Seeks Candidates for Library Director Position

By Janet Moore

The Andover Public Library is seeking a part-time director, available December first. The Library is open Monday and Wednesday evenings, Wednesday and Saturday mornings, and Thursday afternoon. Hours complement those of the Bachelder Library in East Andover. Requirements include a Bachelor’s degree and/or experience running a small town library. Responsibilities include publicity, budget, materials selection, […]

John Braman Pendleton – September 26, 2022

John Braman Pendleton – September 26, 2022

John Braman Pendleton ascended to his final peak on the morning of September 26, 2022, surrounded by his loving children. John was born on July 28, 1936, in Bronxville, New York, to Erma Fay Stoecker and Leonard Thurston Pendleton. He spent his early years in Pelham  and later moved to Shaker Heights, Ohio, where he […]

Danbury is such a wonderfully caring community! Congratulations and thanks to everyone who helped to make our South Danbury Church’s “Love Your Neighbor” drive-by donation event on Sunday, February 13, such a happy success!  Generous donors contributed all kinds of household essentials for the South Danbury Church Home Goods Shelf at the Danbury Community Center, […]

Natalie Wells’ View from Concord, October 2021

By Natalie Wells

Many of us go along life’s path making sure we fight the “good fight,” fight for what we believe in for the “good of others.” Then sometimes, life spins us in a different direction. It stops us in our tracks, and it could mean fight or flight.  The past three months I’ve been helping my […]

Frederick (Rick) M. Hauser – June 29, 2021

Frederick (Rick) M. Hauser – June 29, 2021

Frederick Marvin Hauser, 72, of Holmen, Wisconsin died peacefully on June 29, 2021 at Bluffview Memory Care in Holmen, Wisconsin. He was loved and will be deeply missed by all. Rick was born on August 24, 1948 in La Crosse, Wisconsin to Milton and Verna (Page) Hauser. He attended and graduated from Logan High School […]

Nicholas Norris – January 5, 2021

Nicholas Norris – January 5, 2021

Nicholas Norris, 84, died on January 5, 2021 at Brookdale Spruce Woods Assisted Living in Durham, New Hampshire, where he had been living for the last three and a half months. He was born in 1936, the first son of Guy Holden Norris of Brookline, Massachusetts, and Lucy Sturgis Codman of South Hamilton, Massachusetts.  He […]

EAVP Expresses Gratitude to Everyone for 2020 Success

School kept running in spite of difficult year

By Kimberly Bell
EAVP Expresses Gratitude to Everyone for 2020 Success

 East Andover Village Preschool is incredibly happy and thankful to be operating during this difficult year. We wanted to use this article to personally thank everyone that has helped us and is currently helping to keep our school open, running, happy, and healthy. Thank you to our three dedicated teachers: Kimberly Bell, Elise Goodearl, and […]

Learn the History of the New Hampshire Presidential Primary

Presentation on February 1 at 2 PM, by John Gfroerer

Press Release
Learn the History of the New Hampshire Presidential Primary

  Every four years the world turns its attention to New Hampshire’s presidential primary. In this small New England state, little-known candidates have moved to center stage while front runners have seen their hopes dashed. As each primary election draws near, the Granite State itself—its people, landscape, cities, and towns—shares the limelight on the first […]

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