Should Andover start a firewood "bank"?
October 2 Attending: Sophie Viandier, Susan and Larry Chase, Vicky Mishcon, Janet Moore. 1.”Financing Alternatives for Alternative Energy” workshop is on for Saturday, 10/19/13, at Town Hall from 10 to noon. 2. Groton Wind Farm visit is set for Wednesday, October 23, except for transportation. We need a firm list of who’s going. We will […]
Savings through October 25
Pink is a bold color so significant that women everywhere know what it stands for immediately – it stands for hope! This fall, Tanger is offering its shoppers a way to join the fight against breast cancer with its annual PinkSTYLE campaign. From September 12 through October 25, the 20th annual Tanger PinkSTYLE Campaign will […]
Stronger clinical services, lower spending
On September 16, the proposed affiliation between New London Hospital (NLH) and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH) was cleared to move forward by the New Hampshire Office of the Attorney General, having previously received a similar clearance from the New Hampshire Charitable Trusts Unit of the same office. Leading up to these decisions, a lengthy due diligence […]
Saturday, October 26 from 5:30 to 7 PM
A Harvest Supper will be held at the First Baptist Church on Main Street, New London on Saturday, October 26, from 5:30 until 7 PM. Roast pork with “all the fixin’s” and apple crisp for dessert will be prepared by “Chef Superior” Jeff Heath and his staff. Cost of the meal is $12 for adults, […]
Oncology patients at LRGHealthcare to benefit
Fifteen-year breast cancer survivor, Brenda Ganong, recently hosted the 11th Annual Brenda’s Ride with Friends: Fighting Cancer One Mile at a Time. The day was a huge success raising $11,200 for the oncology patients at LRGHealthcare. Brenda’s Ride started in 2003 with just 35 participants and has continued to grow with each passing year. The […]
October 26 event benefits Salisbury Fire Department
The Salisbury Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department will hold its first annual Haunted Hayride at Salisbury’s Maplewood Ball Field on Route 4 in Salisbury. Bring your carved pumpkin and enter to win prizes, enjoy apple crisp, hot apple cider, and popcorn and dare to be scared as you take a haunted ride through “Little Johnny’s […]
Volunteers still needed
Plans are nearly complete for the 66th annual Warner Fall Foliage Festival, scheduled for Columbus Day Weekend. “This year’s festival will be outstanding. We’ll have crafters and a farmers market, rides, food, parades, road races, raffles, music, and entertainment for everyone … and more,” said festival president, Sean Bohman. “There are several competitions folks can […]
10 AM on October 19 at the Town Hall
Interested in installing an alternative-energy system for your home or business, but having problems finding accurate information about the array of loans, rebates, incentives, and tax write-offs that might help pay the bill? Then plan to attend a workshop on Alternative Financing Strategies for Alternative-Energy Projects on Saturday morning, October 19, in the Andover Town […]
Potluck supper at 6, presentation at 7 PM on October 21
As additional sections of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare, are set to take effect in October, area residents may be unsure what impacts these changes may have on their personal medical care, their insurance coverage, etc. On Monday, October 21, at 7 PM, the Andover Democrats will sponsor an informational evening, co-sponsored by […]
Andover's Harvey Best recognized for his maintenance work
The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens in Newbury held its annual Volunteer Appreciation event on Sunday, September 8. Over 125 Fells volunteers and guests gathered on the recently renovated Veranda to meet and mingle, and to welcome the new Executive Director, Susan Warren. Volunteerism is key to The Fells, with over 150 active volunteers who […]