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Washington Meetinghouse 225th Anniversary

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Christine Walker of the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Com-mission met with the Newbury Selectmen Monday evening.

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gional Planning Commission met with the Newbury Select-men Monday evening as part of the organization's community outreach. His group serves 27 municipalities and is charged with presenting a new regional plan every 10 years.

Selectman Jim Powell pointed out that there really isn't a "region", but three distinct areas with few common interests; Hanover/Lebanon, Newport/Claremont and New London/ Sunapee/Newbury. Richard Wright agreed saying the Up-per Valley is the miracle mile of commercial development. Newport and Claremont are mill towns who have faced tough times, while this area is tourist oriented, with Goshen on its own and Washington oriented toward Hillsborough.

Warner deals with uncollected taxesWarner Tax Collector Marianne Howlett asked the Board

their desire on properties that have been granted property tax payment extensions but have not acted on their extensions; the extensions ended July 1 for the Barbara Erickson Revo-cable Trust, Steven Gerrard and Granite State Forest Products and three others that are manufactured homes on land of another. The Town Administrator said she will make contact with two of the extensions. For the manufactured homes, Marianne said she will create a waiver for the Board to sign, a waiver keeps the Town’s interest in the unpaid taxes. Howl-ett did advise the Selectmen that there is another option in regards to manufactured homes in an established park; the Selectmen can sell the liens to the park owner. She suggested researching this process.

New ramp to Greenfield's Town HallPublic works supervisor Tim Murray has advised the

Greenfield Selectmen that work to install a new ADA complaint ramp to Town Hall will begin shortly. Murray's Department will remove the current stepped sidewalk for $550 and Sullivan Brothers will pave the new ramp for $450, which is better than the $24,000 budgeted for the job. With the savings, the town hopes to install two or three lights along the ramp and conduits for future lights at the parking lot.

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Bass sponsors law to preserve the dignity of military funeralsSurrounded by members of numerous

New Hampshire veterans and military organizations at a press conference in Concord, Congressman Charles F. Bass (NH-02) hailed enactment of his legisla-tion to preserve the dignity of military funerals by limiting disruptions before, during, and after services. Bass said: “When I came back to Congress last year, I started meeting with New Hampshire vet-erans on a regular basis to hear firsthand what issues Congress should address. This was at the top of their lists, and I couldn’t have been prouder to introduce legislation in the House last April to ensure that the men and women who have fought and died for our country receive the greatest dignity and respect as their families grieve.

Bass was joined this morning by Gold Star Mother Jean Durgin of Henniker, whose son Russell was killed in Afghani-stan in 2006. Bass was also joined by Ma-jor General William Reddel III, Adjutant General of the New Hampshire National Guard; the Chairman of the State-Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs Committee in the New Hampshire House of Repre-sentatives Al Baldasaro (R-Londonderry), USMC (Ret.); the Vice Chair of the State Veterans Advisory Committee Bobby

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Events: community Bulletin BoardSaturday auguSt 18 HAZARDOUS WASTE: There is a household hazardous waste and unwanted medicines collection this Saturday from 9 am to noon at the Sunapee Highway Garage at 621 Route 11. See www.uvlsrpc.org for what to bring and what not to bring, a list of participating towns, and a schedule of future collections.HOPKINTON PROGRAM: Presenting (free) at Sundown: MIRROR MIRROR at Houston Park, Hopkinton behind the Library. Optional BBQ Dinner: starting at 6:30pm, KIRK’S FAMOUS CHICKEN BBQ, marinated chicken cooked right over an open fire pit. $12 adults, $7 children, includes chicken, corn on the cob, potato salad, fresh roll, and lemonade. Please note, if there is bad weather, the event will be moved in to the Senior Center Hall.HAY DAY: 10am-3pm, enjoy a fun-filled day for all ages with face painting, petting zoo, Animals of New England program (live animals!), old-fashioned games, live music, children’s art projects, scavenger hunt and delicious food. Also explore our nature trails, outdoor sculpture exhibit, take a guided tour of the Main House and gardens and be sure to visit the Fairy Village. Members free, nonmembers pay site admission. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens on Lake Sunapee, 456 Route 103A, Newbury, NH.

SRK GREENWAY HIKE: SRKG Tr#1: from the northern corner of Goshen over Mt Sunapee, White Cliffs, by Lake Solitude to Newbury harbor. 5.4 mi. D BRADFORD CENTER: August 19 Historical PhotolBook Program - 7:00 pm For info, call 938-5372 All events are rain or shine! Sunday auguSt 19CONTOOCOOK CONCERT: The Prodigals. Free for all to enjoy, just bring your chair. 3:00 pm Sundays at Lewellen Bandstand & Gazebo in Riverway Park (rain location: Slusser Senior Center).CAR HOP: 4-7 pm, good old fashion car hop. Featuring hot dogs, hamburgers, fries or chips, soda, and ice cream treats. Eat at our outdoor cafe or in your car. Bradford's First Baptist Church. SRK GREENWAY HIKE: Old Province Road: Walk the 18th century way from Ring Brook in Newbury into Sut-ton Old Home Day for an afternoon of songs with the Sutton Singers and picnic on the green. 3.5 mi. (E) SNEWPORT CONCERT: Destiny Tim Kelly and Marie Pittorino, a NH musical duo, performs Jazz, Country, and hits from the 50's with audience participation. On The Common at 6:00 pm.Monday auguSt 20COLLEGE INITIATIVES: The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce and Colby-Sawyer College Presi-

dent Tom Galligan cordially invites you to come hear an update on the current and future strategic initiatives at the college from President Galligan at a special: "What's Happening at Colby-Sawyer College" forum. Friday, August 24, 8:30- 9:30 am. Coffee and muffins at 8:00 am. Thornton Living Room, Colgate Hall, Colby-Sawyer College Parking for this event is available on the Loop in front of the college or on Main Street RSVP to Jen at the Chamber,by Monday, August 20th.tueSday auguSt 21 GREENFIELD CONCERT: The Boogie Men - Rock & Roll. All concerts will be on Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm. Bring a blanket or a chair to sit on. Refresh-ments on sale. Free and open to the public.HENNIKER CONCERT: Quintessential Brass - drawn from a mix of classical, jazz, swing, ragtime, Dixieland, rock, Latin and popular favorites at the Angela Robin-son Bandstand. (In case of rain, moving indoors to the Community Center), all the concerts are free and begin at 7:00 pm, Tuesday evenings. WedneSday auguSt 22 CANOE/KAYAK OTTER POND: Join Andy Deegan for a canoe/kayak tour of Otter Pond. The tour will begin at the Otter Pond Beach and follow the northern shore of the pond. We will be highlighting the several conservation easements that Ausbon Sargent holds on

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Events: community Bulletin Boardproperties that surround the pond. We will take a break for refreshments at the Stockwell easement property in Georges Mills before returning to the beach. The tour will be weather permitting and the weather may be sunny and hot so bring sunscreen. Please bring a canoe or kayak if you have one, as well as, any life vests you may have. Refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP to Nancy Smith at the Ausbon Sargent Office at 526-6555 Wednesday, August 22, (rain date 8/29), 2:30-5:30 pm.ANTRIM IN THE EVENING: 6 p.m. Freese Brothers Big Band. All shows held at the bandstand, in case of rain, at the Town Hall.HENNIKER CONCERT: Jeff Dearborn and Contoocook Blues Society Funky with emphasis on the FUN. We close out the season with our most popular performer. At the Angela Robinson Bandstand. (In case of rain, moving indoors to the Community Center) All the con-certs are free and begin at 7:00 pm, Tuesday evenings. thurSday auguSt 23SENIOR TRIP: Antrim Area Senior Center and Antrim Recreation Department are offering a trip to the historic Lowell, MA mill district. August 30th, the bus will leave from the Presbyterian Church at 8:30 and will return between 4:00 and 5:00. Sign up in the senior center at

the church by Thursday, August 23rd. Pay $19.00 when you sign up. Bring a bag lunch and any medication you might need during the day. Also, have an emergency phone number available. Call 588-2209 with questions.Friday auguSt 24BOOK DISCUSSION: Fuller Public Library’s new day-time book-to-movie discussion group will be reading Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. Pick up a copy at the library now and plan to join in the discussion on Fri-day August 24 at 1 pm when we will also show a movie based on the book. For more information please call the library at 464-3595. Remember, we are air-conditioned and serve popcorn!Saturday auguSt 25BOOK SALE: 57th Annual Richards free library book sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with admission at 8 a.m. The cookie walk opens at 9 a.m. and the luncheon begins at 11 a.m. Children's activities from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.YARD SALE: Bake Sale Cookbooks 8am - 2pm. BenefitPurling Beck Hall, 2278 East Washington Rd., Washington. For a space call Ron at 495-3186.BOOKS WANTED: The Friends of the Weare Library are looking for donations of books in good condition for their Book and Bake sale at Weare Town Hall. Please

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HILLSBOROUGH - Lawrence H. Dolan of Hillsboro died in his home Wednesday, July 18th, 2012 at the young age of 43 from melanoma cancer. Law-rence was born May 2, 1969 in Denver to Larry E. Dolan and Darlene Z. Dolan (Boyd). Lawrence is predeceased by his father, Larry E. Dolan. Lawrence is sur-vived by his wife, Kathleen (Seymour); son, Tanner; and three step-children, Shanna O'Brien, Vince Joyce, and Amber Joyce; along with his brother, Michael Dolan, his wife, Hong and son, Danny of Tewksbury, MA; plus three grand-children. In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully requests that donations be directed in Lawrence's name to the Con-cord Regional Visiting Nurses/Hospice of 30 Pillsbury St., Concord, NH 03301.

Veronique C. "Roni" Soucy

HOPKINTON - Veronique "Roni" C. Soucy, 70, died Monday, August 6, 2012, at the CVNA Hospice House in Concord after a courageous battle against cancer. She was born in Lawrence, MA to Joseph Lacroix and Rita (Ouellette) La-croix. Her survivors include her two sons, Kenneth R. Soucy and his wife, Cynthia of Hopkinton, and James L. Soucy and his wife, Kathy, of Dunbarton; five grandchil-dren, Meghan, Michael, and Katherine, and Ashley and Madeline, respectively; her brother, Denis Lacroix and his wife, Linda, of Riva, MD; and Lucien Lacroix and his wife, Judy, of Newburyport, MA;

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David W. MoodyWEARE - David W. Moody, 54, a life-

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son, 61, died Friday, Aug. 10, 2012, at the CRVNA Hospice House in Concord, after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer and her 38-year struggle with MS. She was born in Concord, the daughter of Wilbur "Skip" Richardson and Isabelle (Bowen) Richardson. She leaves behind her partner of 30 years, Kenneth Carr; her brother, Dana Richardson and his wife, Lisa, of Canterbury; her sister, Ju-lie, her husband, Michael Costello, their son, Mick, and his wife, Stef, of Henni-ker, their daughter, Brooke, her husband, Jacky Ingram, and son, Samuel, of Ayer, MA. She was predeceased by her parents and brother Kevin. In lieu of flowers, do-nations in Lynn's memory may be made to the Congregational Church of Hen-niker, 43 Maple St., Henniker, 03242, or CRVNA Hospice House, 30 Pillsbury St., Concord 03301.

Dana B. DarlingNEW LONDON - Dana Brock Dar-

ling, 88, of New London, passed away on Aug. 13, 2012, at New London Hospital. He was born in Lowell, MA, the son of Millard Stacy Darling and Mildred Ada (Beals) Darling. Dana was predeceased by his wife of 48 years, Jean, in 1997 and by his daughter, Carol, in 2007. Among family members Dana leaves behind are son, Charles and his wife, Sharon of An-

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Marilyn L. HancockHOPKINTON - Marilyn L. Hancock,

76, of Hopkinton passed away in the early hours of Saturday morning, August 11 at home in the arms of her beloved husband, Bud Hancock. Marilyn was born and raised in Modesto, Califor-nia the daughter of Lawrence and Florence Chaffee. In addition to her husband Bud, Marilyn is survived by three children, Shelli and Bob Lachance, Scott Hancock, Catharine Hillsgrove; eight grandchil-dren; a brother, Russell Chaffee and sister-in-law, Marjorie Chaffee, both of

California. A memorial service celebrat-ing her life will be held Wednesday, August 22 at 2:00 P.M. at the First Con-gregational Church of Hopkinton, UCC , 1548 Hopkinton Road, Hopkinton, New Hampshire 03229. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made in Marilyn's name to the Memorial Gift Fund of First Congregational Church of Hopkinton

Earl Wayne HathcockDEERING - Earl W. Hathcock passed

away August 13, 2012 at his home after a long illness with his wife & daughter-in-law at his side. He was born in Memphis, TN to Dorothy (Arm-strong) & William O. Hathcock. Earl is survived by his wife of 18 years, Janet (Currier) Hathcock of Deer-ing; a daughter, Juanita Bergman of FL; Monica "Susie" Hathcock of White Deer, PA; and a son, Joshua of Knoxville, TN; a stepson, Anthony "Tony" Perry; and a step-daughter, Janet (Mike) Brien of Hillsboro; 14 grandchildren: Cody, Cooper & Madison-Grace Brien; Caitlin, Morgan & Shane Greene; Valerie, Van-essa, Violet & Trent Perry; DJ Hunkler; Desiree Hathcock; Zachary Powers & An-dreas Bergman. Earl also leaves behind his 2nd stepfather, Elwood Plank; sisters,

Donna Shipton Stanford of Paw, Paw, MI; Kay-Lyn Shipton of Hughesville, PA; a brother, David Shipton of Montours-ville, PA; daughters-in-law: Tegan Staple & Dannielle Ould, who helped care for him in the past few weeks. Earl was pre-deceased by his mother, Dorothy Plank in November 2010 and his stepfather, Harry V. Shipton in 1981.

Norman B. DentNEWPORT - Norman B. Dent, 88,

passed away suddenly Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2012, at New London Hospital. Norman was born June 27, 1924, in Croydon, son of the late Roland and Doris (Rob-inson) Dent. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Marion E. (Booth) Dent of Newport; his daughter, Susan Galipo of Ferrisburg, VT; two stepsons, Mark Lucia of Providence, RI and Ralph Lucia of Mechanicsville, VA; and three nieces. He was predeceased by two siblings, Clifford Dent of Hartford, CT and Phyllis Emerson of Melrose, MA.

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Also on hand for the presentation were concert organizer and master of ceremonies for the concert Russell Novotny of Peterbor-ough, and Christine Patten’s parents, Marcia and Roland Patten of Peterborough. The blues concert, held July 21 at Granite Gorge, Roxbury, was organized by the friends of Peterborough native Christine Patten, who died suddenly in 2010 at the age of 46.

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