Canvassers still needed for a few roads
By Judy Perreault, Fourth of July Committee
Our committee held our first fundraiser for the Fourth of July Celebration on Town Meeting Day. We were selling raffle tickets for a unique oak coffee table donated by Grevior Furniture, a beautiful red, white and blue afghan donated by Susan Aste, and a wonderful basket of “made in New Hampshire items” ($100 value) donated […]
Late fees and fines after June 1
By Joanna Sumner, Town Clerk
Dog Licensing The State of New Hampshire RSA 466:1 requires that every owner or keeper of a dog four months old or older shall annually cause it to be licensed in the office of the Town Clerk in the town in which it is kept. The dog must wear the license tag around its neck. […]
Kids games this year on the Village Green
Press release
The month of May has traditionally been the Andover Fourth of July Committee’s time for its town-wide canvassing in support of the Fourth of July celebration. This year’s events are planned for Monday, July 4, with a rain date of Saturday, July 9. We have several bands performing before and after the parade and even into the […]
372 calls for service in February
Press release
Andover Police Department The Andover Police Department handled 372 Calls for Service during February, including: Assist Citizens: 10 Assist Ambulance/Rescue: 9 Business Check: 5 Dog Loose: 5 Fraud: 4 House Check: 193 Pistol Permits: 13 Theft: 2 Traffic Accident: 2 Traffic Offense-Citation: 6 Traffic Offense Warning: 65 Warrant-Criminal/Civil: 2 Arrests: Starcia Kimani, 36, Gilford: Identity […]
Must be registered if open to the public
By Marj Roy, Town Administrator
The State Fire Marshal’s Office has contacted Town Administrators across the State and asked that we share with our communities this information about inflatable devices, such as bounce houses. The New Hampshire Bureau of Tramway and Amusement Ride Safety regulates amusement rides and devices through the New Hampshire Division of Fire Safety, or Fire Marshal’s […]
Switching to “glass on the side” to save money
By Vicky Mishcon, Board of Selectmen
Single-stream recycling (SSR) has just taken a big hit for us in Andover. The bottom has dropped out of the market for glass, paper, and other recycled commodities due to sluggish European and Chinese economies and the drop in oil prices, so to save money, we have to make some adjustments to our SSR plans. […]
Canvassers needed to raise funds this spring
By Judy Perreault, Fourth of July Committee
Plans are coming along for our annual Fourth of July celebration. Parade favorites Leapin’ Lena, the Bektash Drum Corps, and the New Hampshire Pipes and Drums are already on board. We are working on a theme and welcome any suggestions. We plan to make the final decision at the next meeting. The parade also showcases […]
410 calls for service in January
Press release
The Andover Police Department handled 410 calls for service during January, including: Assist Citizen: 13 Assist Motorist: 8 Assist Social Service Agencies: 5 Business Checks: 8 Civil Issue/Stand-by: 12 Death/Suicide: 2 Drugs/Possession: 2 House Check: 161 Pistol Permit: 8 Traffic Offense Arrest: 2 Traffic Offense Citations: 10 Traffic Offense Warnings: 102 Arrests Lisa Quinn, 34, […]
Changes still needed, but more work to do
By Andover Planning Board
For more than a year now, the Planning Board has been working on a proposal for some significant changes to the Andover Zoning Ordinance. The Board has conducted two public hearings on drafts of the proposal – one in January 2015, and another in June 2015. A huge “Thank you!” to the people in Andover who […]
Need more "Made in NH" donations
By Judy Perreault, Fourth of July committee
With snow on the ground, it’s hard to think ahead to the summer months, but the planning for Andover’s annual Fourth of July celebration is a year-round effort. We are planning our annual raffle with some very nice prizes. Grevior Furniture in Franklin has generously donated an oak coffee table with a top that raises to make […]