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Springfield Players


Kelly Bragg, who has been playing piano for the Springfield Community Players for 20 years, provides accompaniment while Joyce Hamilton and Kay Burge both audition for the role of Sonya in the upcoming production of "They're Playing Our Song". They Players still need a male lead, three male supporting roles, and a drummer. Interested parties can contact Val Woodbury at (802) 885-5284.
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Newport gets ready for school to start

At Richards, the reroofing of the old section is near completion, the parking lot has been paved and the new elevator has been inspected by the state. The flooring in the new section is expected to be finished by the weekend giving teachers a few days to prepare for class.

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Man charged in Chester murder

Seated immediately behind the defense table in the first row of the courtroom were both of Bolaski’s parents, his sister, and his 22-year-old brother Corey Bolaski who, according to court documents, told police Sunday night that he fired either one or two warning shots into the ground himself during the same confrontation that ended with his brother’s arrest.

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Police continue probe of Jarvis death

“We intend to generate a press release within the next couple of weeks,” Young said. “We anticipate it will have a fair amount of information in it.”

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Miracle Dog

One evening in August of 2006 Maxwell "ran with the big dogs", playing hard for hours with larger dogs. The next morning he could not move his hind legs or wag his tail.

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Windsor Coach Jim Taft oversees a stretching drill before the start of practice Monday at Windsor Jr./Sr. High School. The Yellow Jackets play host Mill River in the season opener on Aug. 30.
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Finally, a dry run at Twin State

CLAREMONT --Racing finally won the battle Sunday night after three consecutive rain-outs at Twin State Speedway -- the opportunity was not wasted. Bryan Town took the top spot in the Late Model feature after starting in eighth and picking off opponents with surgical precision.

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Speed racer

CLAREMONT -- The rains washed away racing at Twin State Speedway the first weekend in August, but for Greg Jacobs they washed away so much more.

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Answering the call

WESTMINSTER -- John Stoodley is used to keeping his head in the game.

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Table full off memories

CLAREMONT -- The basement of Don Picard's home houses many athletic trophies he has won over his 81 years. Some are on display, many more are packed away in boxes.

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AGATHA CHRISTIE'S THE UNEXPECTED GUEST

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Suominpuisto

NEWPORT -- Long before Michael Phelps became the greatest Olympic athlete in history, Hannes Kölehmainen of Finland brought home three gold medals and one silver medal during the 1912 Stockholm Olympics making him a national hero and the pride of Finns around the globe.

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Fans Leave Meadowbrook marathon happily

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ELIXIR at The Freight House presents

- THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st

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Edmond Stanley, Eddy, Narushof, 63

He was pre-deceased by one brother, Jan Narushof and one sister, Mary Plamondon.

James T. McSwain, 92

He was a self employed contractor and painter for many years. He also owned and operated McSwain Gardens from his family farm in Cornish for many years until 1982.

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Martha Vaughan Findeisen, 86

NEWPORT -- Martha Vaughan Findeisen, 86, of Fletcher Road, passed away at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.

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Duane Divoll Allen Jr., 78

CORNISH -- Duane Divoll Allen Jr., 78, of Burr Road in Cornish, died Tuesday morning, Aug. 19, 2008 at his home.

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R. Alden Blodgett, 88

Ludlow, VT - R. Alden Blodgett, 88, died August 16, 2008 at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital in Lebanon, N.H.

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Burton G. Robinson, 75

ASCUTNEY -- Burton G. Robinson, 75, of Ascutney, passed away Aug. 16, 2008 at the Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community in Windsor following a breif illness.

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Getting over the hurdle on the track

BEIJING — The big debate was whether it would be the best U.S. Olympic track team in 40 years. Maybe ever. Once the torch was lit, though, it started shaping up as one of the biggest disappointments.

Police continue probe of Jarvis death

“We intend to generate a press release within the next couple of weeks,” Young said. “We anticipate it will have a fair amount of information in it.”

Finally, a dry run at Twin State

Dennis Stange secured third place to take a bite out of Todd Davis' point race lead.

Miracle Dog

One evening in August of 2006 Maxwell "ran with the big dogs", playing hard for hours with larger dogs. The next morning he could not move his hind legs or wag his tail.



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Nepwort Montessori Expansion

I would be interested in talking with a news reporter about the expansion and addition of the Newport Montessori School. The school is expanding to include lower elementary students in grades 1, 2, 3. The school has recently been approved as a non-public, approved school as defined by the NH Department of Education.

Newport Student Attends Iraq US Youth Conference in Jordan

 “Discovering another side to the Iraq war”

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