EYAA is now accepting fall soccer registrations for Epsom children
in grades K-6. Teams meet on two weekday evenings and Saturday
mornings from mid-August through October.
To register, please print a registration form from EYAA’s website:
eyaasports.net. Then mail it to us by June 30. Once registered,
coaches will contact you with more information about the program.
Fall soccer is $50 per child, $100 per family with 2 or more
children
If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering, please
contact: Diane Proulx at 738-2037 or
[email protected], or
Mark Minasalli at 736-9594 or
[email protected].
University of New Hampshire’s Dean List
Semester II of the
2011-2012 Academic Year
Epsom
Highest Honors
Matthew T. Dlubac, Trevor P. Merrill, Luke M. Underwood
High Honors
Christopher M. Allen, Shaylah M. Bartlett, Amanda H. Racine, Amber
N. Stephens
Honors
Nicole J. Clark, Kelsey A. Dobe, Ashley G. Gelinas, Brittany L.
Roberts, Keith E. Sanders
Kaitlyn J. Moulton, of Epsom, NH has been named to the Dean’s List
for the spring 2012 semester at the University of Vermont. Moulton
is a junior Forestry major in the Rubenstein School of Environment
and Natural Resources.
To be named to the Dean’s List, students must have a grade-point
average of 3.0 or better and rank in the top 20 percent of their
class in their respective college or school.
Loudon Food Pantry 50/50 Raffle Update
Raffle ends on June 30th. Stop in at 30 Chichester Rd., Unit D,
Loudon NH and get your tickets today! Ticket Prices: 50¢ each, 5 for
$2, or 10 for $3. The winner will be picked at 5:00 pm on June 30th.
Check out LoudonFoodPantry.org for daily updates.
Funds Badly Needed
We are in dire need for funds to pay our operating expenses,
purchase food and to keep the pantry afloat. It costs us $100 per
day to operate the pantry. Our steady monthly donors contribute
$675. We need your help. Please donate any amount you can. Even
small donations add up. Mail your donations to Loudon Food Pantry,
30 Chichester Rd., Unit D, Loudon NH 03307 or go to
LoudonFoodPantry.org and donate.
In 2011 we gave out enough food for 67,628 meals (our largest months
being last quarter). So far in 2012, we’ve given out enough food for
34,103. With the added households over last year, we expect to meet
or exceed our 2011 figures.
Upcoming Events
Please come visit us at the following events:
• July 28, 2012, Canterbury Fair
• August 11, 2012, Epsom Old Home Day
• August 18, 2012, Loudon Old Home Day
Thank you for your continued support!
Joanne Randall Speaks At BizConNH
Joanne Randall, Owner and CEO of Leap Year Marketing in Epsom and
the Host of The NH Women In Business radio show, will be a featured
speaker at BizConNH 2011 in Peterborough NH on Saturday, September
22 from 9 am - 3:30 pm. Randall is co-presenting with Author, Mike
Dolpies, owner of Cyber Space to Your Place. Randall’s and Dolpies’
topic is "Put Your Business in the Palms of Their Hands: The Secrets
of Mobile Marketing."
Randall’s and Dolpies’ workshop is one of 15 workshops at BizConNH,
led by experts on social media, marketing, advertising, business
growth, finance and leadership. The event also features an exhibit
hall with 30+ B2B exhibitors, table talks, networking opportunities
and keynote speech by Matt Mowry, editor of Business NH Magazine, on
the "Secrets of Top Performers."
Platinum Sponsor, Connecticut River Bank, N.A. is hosting BizConNH
along with the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce. Gold and
Silver sponsorships are available for those wishing to take a
leadership role in the central and southern NH business community.
More information and registration for exhibitors, sponsors and
attendees is available by calling the chamber at 924-7234 or going
online at www.BizConNH.com.
Epsom Central School Honor & Effort Roll
2011-2012
Epsom Central School would like to congratulate the following
students on their Honor and Effort Roll status for term three.
Grade 8
High Honors
Melissa Allen, Sarah Jacques, Matthew Paige, Lindsay Peacock
Grade 8
Honors
Kamren Anderson, Luke Andrews, Brooke Audet, Lila Bradley, Jayla
Decker, Nancy Gregory, Cortney Lewis, David Miner, Nicholas Muise,
Collin Ramsdell, Kaitlyn Roukey, Selena Small, Cheyenne Snedeker,
Sarah Swanson, Nichole Wilson
Grade 7
High Honors
Derek Ladd
Grade 7
Honors
Piper Cote, Aaron Gagnon, Lauren Graham, Samantha Kelsea, Donald
MacCallum, Christian Murchison, Aimee Payeur, Mackenzie Pettigrew,
Chandler Rondeau, Jensen Stam, Megan Tremblay
Grade 6
High Honors
Chandler Bean, Timothy Bowen, Earnhardt Dail, Renee Proulx, Jackson
Thomas
Grade 6
Honors
Harrison Bergeron, Ryan Burns, Noah Cummings, Sydney Juranty,
Michael Perry, Azlynn Shaikh
Grade 5
High Honors
Madison Bennett, Jakob Mavity, Katherine Muise
Grade 5
Honors
Christian Army, Jane Bradley, Connor Canning, Dylan Canning, Abigail
Downey, Emily Duffy, Alyssa Hubbard, Nathan Lamontagne, Jack Lucier,
Lucciano Minasalli, Ashton Ramsdell, Colby Stenner, Katelyn Young
Effort Roll
Grade 4
Christian Burbank, Nathan Fries, Calvin Michael
Grade 3
Reilly Beaulieu, Kaycee Blodgett, Colby Calnan, Alexandra Canning,
Alexis Carignan, Harrison Keyes, Giovanni Minasalli, Grace Parker,
Cassidy Rondeau, Owen Thomas, Nick Whitney, Jordan Whittier
Letter
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, and Pittsfield:
Possibly the most important bill I sponsored this year is HB137,
which is on the Governor’s desk. The result of several years of
work, HB137 separates the state fire code from the building code and
provides oversight on adoption of the fire code. This issue is
important to anyone who is building, renovating, or using a public
building (anything but a single family home!) in the state. Governor
Lynch has signed my HB1633, which allows school districts to show
the board vote tally on warrant articles, and SB342, adapting the
state building code to specifically address the details of log
structures.
Another important bill of mine on the Governor’s desk is HB1508, on
the Board of Mental Health Practice. I started it to address some
minor issues: allowing late license renewal, details of the
patients’ bill of rights, and protection for therapists accused of
misconduct during a court case. That was better addressed in HB1173,
which we folded into HB1508. Finally, HB1508 addresses the privacy
rights of mental health patients whose therapists were being
investigated; the Board has had severe problems with this in the
past, leading the legislature to ban implementation of their rules
with last year’s HJR3.
Also waiting for the Governor are HB1217, on the reciprocity of
advance directives, and SB311, on weights and measures. HB1217
simply directs New Hampshire hospitals, etc, to accept out of state
living wills, even if they aren’t in the correct local style. SB311,
as I previously mentioned, allows the department to collect weights
and measures fees, establishes an advisory council, and separates
the requirements for an invoice from those for a delivery ticket
from a fuel dealer.
Interested readers can email me for my newsletter, with more details
than I can fit in a letter.
Representative Carol McGuire
[email protected]
782-4918
Letter
I wanted to take a moment to be thankful for all the logging that is
going on between Carriage Hill and Oak Ridge.
In previous years, we have not had this amount of wildlife in our
back yards. The local cats would keep the squirrel population down.
And other wildlife kept mostly to the woods.
Now, due to the logging which has pushed the wildlife into our back
yards, we have wildlife everywhere. Personally, I now have about
8-10 red squirrel families living in my back yard. Neighbors now
have skunk, fox and other wildlife living in their yards.
So again, I wanted to share my appreciation for the clear cutting,
as the wildlife issue we did not previously have, we now "enjoy".
Joy Cosseboom
Epsom Old Home Day "Where Good Friends Gather"
We have a full weekend of activities scheduled for August 10, 11,
and 12, 2012. For details of the weekend events go online to:
www.epsomnh.org. There will
also be postings at local store fronts and at Webster Park.
Come out and show your town spirit and enjoy the festivities. August
10th - traditional burying of the beans 5:45 pm and Karaoke 6:00 -
8:00 pm at the large Pavilion.
Anyone interested in participating and to register in our parade for
August 11th, contact Scott Hahn at 736-9735 or Georgia Perry at
736-8802. For Antique/Classic Cars contact Bob Hahn at 736-8164 or
Scott Hahn at 736-9735.
On Sunday, August 12th, a 4K Road Race and 2K walk is being
sponsored by Delta-Dental. For race info and applications go to:
http://bit.ly/xetZqP
There will also be a duck race on Sunday, August 12th, 12:00 - 1:00
pm. Tickets are $5.00 each or 5 tickets for $20.00 and are available
during Old Home Day Weekend.
To be a general sponsor, please make funds payable to Friends of
Webster Park. To Submit a Citizen of the Year, email
[email protected]
or send all mail to: Georgia Perry, 190 North Road, Epsom, NH 03234.
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