REMINDER
The
Prospect Mountain High School Class of 2020 is hosting a shoe drive
fundraiser. All collected shoes will be delivered to developing
countries, such as Ghana, Bolivia, and Haiti. These shoes are sold
at significantly lower prices and create working opportunities.
The
sophomore class is profited with every pair of donated shoes. Our
goal is to collect 300 bags of 25 pairs each. Shoes must be wearable
and have no holes.
Please
donate in any of our white cardboard donation boxes stationed at the
Alton Town Hall, the Barnstead Town Hall, or in the reception area
at PMHS. The fundraiser is currently taking place and will run
through January 20th.
Please
spread the word around the community. All donations are helpful and
are greatly appreciated. Feel free to contact
[email protected] with
any question or concerns.
Oscar Foss Memorial Library News
Cozy
Mystery Book Club
Do you
enjoy cozy mysteries? If so, join us for our new Cozy Mystery Book
Club at the library on Friday, January 19 at 6:30pm. This book club
will meet on the 3rd Friday of each month to read and discuss
various cozy mysteries, including a few series we offer here at the
library. Registration is not required, just drop in for some cozy
mystery fun!
Please
call the library (269-3900) or visit our website (oscarfoss.org)
for more information about any of our programs or events. There is
always something happening at the Oscar Foss Memorial Library!
Library hours are; Tuesday and Wednesday: 10am-6pm, Thursday and
Friday: 12pm-8pm, Saturday: 10am-1pm, Sunday and Monday: closed.
Barnstead Elementary School First Trimester Honor Roll
The
following students in Grades 4-8 at the Barnstead Elementary School
have earned High Honors or Honors for the First Trimester.
Students who have received A’s in all of their subjects qualify for
High Honors. Those students who have earned A’s and B’s in all of
their subjects qualify for Honors. In addition, students
qualifying for High Honors and Honors must have received grades in
effort and conduct that are average or above.
Grade 4
High
Honors: Jayden Brown, Katie Caldwell, Sophia Capsalis, Ayden
Carignan, Dylan Carson, Alexis Gannon, Paige Harding, Bryce Kiley,
Dylan Krull, Myah Lavoie, Logan Landry, Avery Mahanes, Madison
Matott, Declan McCausland, Gabriel Menchion, Knyte Neathery, Ava
Pelletier, Alyssa Pica, Angel Pla, Arianna Prescott, Jeremy
Salisbury, Alex Sanborn, Emma Settles, Aidan Taylor
Honors:
Rebecca Atkins, Cameron Biron, Ryder Burt, Addisyn Carr, Genevieve
Charity, Joshua Clark, Samantha Comeau, Liam Conway, Gabriella
Cubero, Nora Doyle, Heath Dunn, Noah Gagnon, Alex Hemeon, Laney
Henry, Anna Huggins, Owen Joubert, Chase Kirby, Kenneth LaGraize,
Lukas Lord, Allysyn Masci, Eva McCartney, Cora McPhail, Madison
Miller, Ryleigh Murphy, Logan O’Neil, Theo Pistey, Kelsi Richard,
Kayla Shampney, Braelynn Woods
Grade 5
High
Honors: Hannah Chmiel, Victoria Cowser, Victoria Christie, Joseph
Deane, Rebecca Hopkins, Mary Hupper, Anne Killinger, Ashley Lyle,
Sam McGrath, Darien Milioto, Diondre Thoroughgood, Wyatt Varney,
Juliette West, Alexis Wilson
Honors:
Gavin Barham-Elliott, Noah Biron, Kyle Gauvin, Paeton King, Kida
Smith, Avery Thoroughgood, Christopher Tedcastle
Grade 6
High
Honors: Conner Bagnell, Grace Brooks, Gwen Christie, Serafine
Cormier, Lani Demers, Lia Doyle, Abby Grillo-Moore, Allison Hardy,
Derek Hopkins, Joseph Howlett, Shannon Kelley, Ethan Kenerson, Vera
Littlefield, Rylee Lounsbury, Kaela Marchildon, Dillon Miller, Erin
Rawnsley, Trinity Shampney, Ella Smith, Kaitlyn Vigue, Sarah White
Honors:
Kaiden Bergeron, Samantha Bergeron, Lexie Booker, Reese Burke, Ethan
Capsalis, Ren Connors, Cole Cote, Haley Davis, Emily Dumond, Aiden
Gagnon, Mariah Gates, Arianna Gilbert, Jonathan Hancock, Ethan
Hussey, Eli Kriete, Aden McPhail, Caden Mix, Cameron Nelson, Phillip
Roberts, Anthony Sanborn, Justin Sanville, Jake Tash, Lucas Tiede,
Aijah Thoroughgood
Grade 7
High
Honors: Jayden Booker, Ashley Chmiel, Jeremy Hayes, Glidden Martin,
Madilyn Neathery, Madilyn Ray, Kaylee Riel, William Sanborn, Matthew
Searles, Jillian Simpson, Ian West
Honors:
Samantha Christiansen, Tyler Cote, Brooke Fournier, Cameron Gagnon,
Tyanna Gagnon, Cody Gannon, Aurora Kennedy, Kirsten Howe, Madelyn
Kelley, Kohlvin Murphy, Owen Mahanes, Ella Misiaszek, Madilyn
Penfield, Logan Palmer, Bruce Rawnsley, Maren Rayno, Makayla
Richards, Savannah Russo, Ainsley Sabean, Mallory Smith, Ricardo
Vasques, Michaela Vernazzaro, Abigail Whittenberg,
Grade 8
High
Honors: Megan Burnette, Hannah Capsalis, Kailee Cody, Sydney Cole,
Dominique Couturier, Rylee Duquette, Julianna Grillo-Moore, Spencer
Grow, Kathryn Hamilton, Cloe Hillsgrove, Riley Hinton, Tazanna
Roberts, Jaren Unzen, Liam White
Honors:
Gary Brazel, Emily Bunker, Jaden Burt, Kyle Cookinham, Ean Corliss,
Breanna Cowser, Meado Detris, Breanna Dumond, Madison Fifield,
Connor Frenzel, Nathaniel Hannaford, Ethan Howe, Sophia
LaGraize, Conner LeBrun, Jeremy Lincoln, Steven Littlefield, Alexis
Lyle, Rylee Marchilden, Simon Paris, Emily Sanschagrin, Sophia
Sarno, Ashlyn Shea, Dennis Simpson, Gilbert “Deuce” Smith,
Melody Sylvester, Ryan Warr
Letter To The Editor
A New
Tax Plan for your town
Let’s
say, in our town we decide to reduce the tax rate by 40% for only
the waterfront properties and properties over $250,000 evaluation.
Then what? We still have to educate 700-800 school children.
We still have to have all the roads maintained, plowed and sanded.
We have
to pay Town employees and our share of the County taxes etc.
Okay, who pays more than they normally would to make up the
difference? The middle income people and the working poor.
OR, we could go into debt as a town. NOT possible. Our towns
must have a balanced budget every year. Why is it allowed at
the Federal level?
Why and
how can we allow our great, great grandchildren to pay for our
mistakes. What an inheritance; Trillions of dollars of debt to
‘ease the tax burden’ of Corporations, Big Oil, Big Pharma, the
Insurance industry and other corporations.
“We the
people” will have ‘our say’ in the next elections. We will not
stand for this blatant imbalance and unfairness. Thomas Jefferson
said, “Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.” Watch and listen.
Sandra
Burt
Barnstead
Food Safety Modernization Act Informational Session
Save
the date – Tuesday, January 16, 2018 – 7:30 p.m. at the Barnstead
Library an informational session on FSMA (Food Safety Modernization
Act). The UNH Cooperative Extension will be presenting an
overview on how FSMA will affect Farmers who sell their product.
Whether you are raising animals, produce, or animal feed for sale
FSMA will affect you.
Learn
more about how this law that is now going into full swing will
affect you. Are you exempt? If you are exempt, what
paperwork are you required to fill out to keep that status.
This law is still unfolding, and this is a chance to learn more from
the person at UNH Cooperative Extension whose focus has been to keep
up-to-date with this law as it unfolds.
Please
RSVP to [email protected] or go to
the Barnstead Community Grange Facebook page
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