Kayla Hartwell Passes Doctoral Candidacy Exams
Studied monkeys in Belize for eight years
Studied monkeys in Belize for eight years
Total raised for the blind: over $45,000
Ten years as the top individual fundraiser for the Blind Awareness Walk-a-thon has pushed Frank Haley’s total raised over $45,000. Frank is celebrating 10 years as the top individual donor to the New Hampshire Blind Awareness Walk-a-thon, which took place this year on June 7. The Walk-a-thon is a 3K walk throughout Concord’s historic district […]
Dean's List, graduations, and more
Henry Bendel was named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Keene State College. Kayla Dansereau was named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at the University of Vermont and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies. Tenzin Dickinson earned a bachelor’s degree in biology with a psychology/cognitive neuroscience minor from Clarkson […]
Pre-law with a minor in Outdoor Education
Gregory Hewitt of Andover graduated with honors from Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah, on May 31. Greg received a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Political Studies/Pre-Law major, and a minor in Outdoor Education and Leadership. Honors are awarded to students who obtain a GPA of 3.5 or higher. Greg’s summer plans include […]
"Harvey's students love him."
Dr. Harvey J. Pine of Andover is the 2014 recipient of the Jack Jensen Award for Excellence in Teaching, Colby-Sawyer College’s highest teaching award. Each year the award is given at commencement to honor a teacher who communicates high expectations and encourages intellectual curiosity within and across disciplines; respects diverse talents and ways of learning […]
Saturday, June 7, from 8 AM to 2 PM
The changing of seasons brings the arrival and birth of animals, along with growth of flowers, plants, and trees. Spring is upon us at East Andover Village Preschool and has brought a breath of fresh air into our classroom activities and discussions. In April, we observed and welcomed six ducks to our EAVP family. After […]
Analyzed environmental constraints on business
Meredith Cline, a junior Business Administration and Marketing major at the University of New Hampshire’s Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, recently presented her marketing research project, Analyzing the Effects of Environmental Constraints on Business, at the 15th annual Undergraduate Research Conference (URC), which was held from April 11 through 26 at UNH. […]
Top fundraiser for annual walk for nine years
Once again, 90-year-old Frank Haley is making his plans to attend the annual 3K Walk for Sight hosted by the New Hampshire Association for the Blind (NHAB). The 11th annual walk takes place this year on Saturday, June 7. The Blind Awareness Walk-a-thon has been produced each year for the past 10 years by NHAB, […]
Marjorie E. Huntoon, 88, of Danbury, died on April 17, 2014, at the New London Hospital. She was born on March 8, 1926, the daughter of Frank and Ardena (Ordway) Currier. She was a native and lifelong resident of Danbury. Marjorie graduated from Andover High School and worked as a switchboard operator in Danbury. She […]
Phyllis (Jackman) Taylor, 78, of Danbury, died on April 14, 2014, at the New London Hospital. She was born in Lebanon on April 12, 1936, the daughter of S. Philip and Evelyn (Patten) Jackman and later adopted by her aunt and uncle, Beulah and Earl Lund. She lived in Enfield and Claremont and graduated from […]