The Fourth of July Raffle by the Fourth of July Committee was a huge success. The money goes toward the free children’s games, bouncy houses, and glow sticks. Again this year, Paula Higgins, of Andover, donated a beautiful homemade quilt, which was first prize and was won by Bill Bates. We had a list of […]
I wanted to update our readers on the progress taking place at the Town Hall/Andover Public Library. As you will see from our pictures, the wheelchair ramp construction is complete, except for paving (which will happen after we receive bids for the pavement). During planning for the ramp, we discovered some structural issues involving the […]
The Andover Lions Club has served our town since 1954. Their presence always loomed large on the Fourth of July throughout the years. The Lions grilled and served at the pancake breakfast, sold food on the Green, and always had the Concord Coach spiffed up and ready to parade. We could always count on the […]
Attention Voters – Important Notice! June 4 is the deadline for changing party affiliation before the September 10 Primary. See your Town Clerk or check the Secretary of State’s (Voter Information Lookup) website to make sure you are listed with the party affiliation of your choice. If your affiliation is not what you want, see […]
It is hard to believe that another year has passed and the Fourth of July is just a short time away. One of our fundraisers is our annual raffle. The raffle fairy is out working her magic and collecting gift cards, pictures, blankets, tools, toys, and many other items to make this a magical event. […]
What in the world is electricity? What’s the difference between “energy” and “power”? These things are real, but immaterial. They have no weight and don’t seem to be made of “stuff,” as other things always do. When anything in the universe changes, “energy” is always absorbed or released. The universe’s total amount of energy is […]