The Epsom Public Library
hosts Children’s Author, Julia Walsh on Monday, June 26th at 6:30pm.
Please join us for a wonderful presentation and book signing.
Julia’s beautiful book, Wings in the Wind tells the story of young
Julie and her explorations along the banks of the Merrimack River
where she quietly observes the ducks through the tall sea grass.
Books may be preordered for this event at the circulation desk. Call
the library at 736-9920 for more information.
On
Wednesday, June 28 the Epsom Public Library will be showing the
film, “Witness for the Prosecution” at 1:30 PM. When a
glamorous socialite is murdered in her home, all evidence points to
her young lover. As the scandalous case goes to trial, the
prosecutor finds that the case may be his undoing. The Daily
Telegraph UK calls this film “a dark, perfectly contemporary
morality tale” set in 1920s London.
Letter
To my
constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, and Pittsfield,
This week, the
only legislative activity is in the committees of conference. There
are over 100 bills signed by the governor, and another 120 on their
way. Most have gotten no publicity at all: many deservedly, since
they name bridges and buildings, or create or modify study
committees. Here’s a few of the ones that may be interesting or
important to you.
HB 108 allows towns to convert paper records to
electronic form for retention. HB 194 permits employers to pay
bi-weekly without needing permission from the state. HB 349 requires
any court-ordered removal of a child from its home give specific,
written report of the basis for this decision. HB 355 requires every
adult in a prospective adoptive or foster home get a complete
criminal records check. HB 437 specifically authorizes local police
to issue accident reports to those involved, not requiring a trip to
the DMV. HB 366 updates the requirements for outdoor wood-fired
heaters. HB 433 authorizes firefighter decals on multiuse license
plates.
HB 460 allows a local official in a non-public meeting to
object to it being non-public, and being overruled, have his
objection noted in the minutes. HB 552 requires the secretary of
state to check non-deliverable letters sent to people who voted with
only affidavits for identity, citizenship, and domicile against
public records, including the interstate voter database, and turn
any suspicious cases over to the attorney general for investigation.
SB 27 repeals the maximum height requirement for motorcycle
handlebars. SB 30 defines woodland buffer and waterfront buffer for
calculating plant coverage for shoreland protection. SB 110 declares
the painted turtle to be the reptile of the biennium. SB 234 removes
used syringes from the controlled drug act and authorizes needle
exchange programs.
Representative Carol McGuire
[email protected]
782-4918
Town Of Epsom Swimming
Lessons
The Town of Epsom sponsors American Red Cross Swimming
Lessons to all Epsom Children ages 5 and older. Please join us
weekdays at Northwood Town Beach July 17th through July 28th daily.
Registration will be from 8-9:00am on July 17th followed by 2 hours
of swim testing which will allow children to be placed in classes
according to their skill level. On succeeding days children will be
enrolled in daily ½ hour lessons, scheduled between 9:00 and 11:00.
Children should come prepared to swim. Hair pulled back from faces,
plenty of sunscreen and appropriate clothing for the weather.
There is a $5.00 Red Cross registration fee for each child.
Children will learn swimming and safety skills.
Epsom has had a
successful swimming program for many years thanks to the dedicated
teachers, aides and families who know how important it is to teach
children how to swim and about water safety. We hope to see you at
the beach. If you need more information please contact Alison Parodi
at [email protected]
Epsom Old Home Days
August 12th & 13th 2017
Sprouts to Adults
Webster Park
Come
out and show your town spirit and enjoy the festivities. August11th,
traditional burying of the beans 5:45 pm. Anyone interested in
participating and/or to register for our parade/Antique & Classic
Cars for August 12th or to help with this year’s event, contact
Georgia Perry at 736-8802. For booth information, contact Dick
Frambach at 496-9404.
On Sunday, August 13th, 4K Road Race
and 2K walk sponsored by Northeast Delta-Dental. For race
informatoin and to pre- register, go on line to:
http://running4free.com/RaceDetails.aspx?raceid=286. For
more details of the weekend events go to
www.epsomnh.org. Inquiries:
[email protected].
To be a general contributor please make funds payable to Epsom Old
Home Day Association and to submit a letter for Citizen of the Year
Award (letter entry deadline 7/28), please send all mail to Georgia
Perry, 190 North Rd, Epsom, NH 03234. Your continued support
is greatly appreciated.
Epsom Town Band Concerts
In The Park
The Epsom Town Band will present its summer series of
concerts on three Friday evenings, July 7, July 14, and July 21, and
on Old Home Day on Saturday, August 12. Admission is free.
All concerts are held at Webster Park on Route 28 in Epsom.
The July concerts start at 7 p.m., and the Old Home Day concert
starts at 6:30 p.m. A rain date is scheduled for Friday, July
28, at 7 p.m.
The band will perform a variety of music including
Broadway selections, marches, light classical, patriotic, and “pop”
tunes under the leadership of Jim Lukeman. The band draws
musicians from several local towns and is celebrating its 126th
year! Mark your calendars, invite your friends and family, and
plan to attend these “Concerts in the Park.” For more information
please contact Penny Graham at 736-9044.
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