Latest News
Parking lot 'fishtail' leads to 2 arrests
GILFORD — Three Massachusetts men ran afoul of the police ea...
Might government violate our rights? Ask Japanese Ameri…
To the editor,So many letters from liberals, so much misinfo...
N.H. Listens' role is complimentary & not a substit…
To the editor,I have followed the letters to the editor over...
I-L board finds ObamaCare will take additional $90k bit…
CENTER HARBOR — The Inter-Lakes School Board has reached an ...
Mega's opposition to Ed Tax Credit exemplifies conflict…
To the editor,On Tuesday we can elect a smart, capable, and ...
LHS Changes and Renovations will be explained in Taylor Home program Feb. 15
LACONIA — Exciting things are happening with Laconia High School and Huot Career Technical
Center and on Friday, Feb. 15 at 11 a.m. Attorney and Taylor Community Trustee Matt Lahey and Bob
Champlin, Superintendent, Laconia School District, will share information on the renovation and construction projects.
The projects include a new Athletic Field and will add renovated spaces in the Technical Center, including
Automotive, Building Trades, Pre-engineering and Manufacturing. Plans underway include new Science
Labs and construction of an addition featuring a Culinary Arts Restaurant for the public to enjoy.
This free event will be held in Taylor Community's Woodside Building and is open to the public. Space is
limited, so make reservations by calling 524-5600 if planning to attend.
Center and on Friday, Feb. 15 at 11 a.m. Attorney and Taylor Community Trustee Matt Lahey and Bob
Champlin, Superintendent, Laconia School District, will share information on the renovation and construction projects.
The projects include a new Athletic Field and will add renovated spaces in the Technical Center, including
Automotive, Building Trades, Pre-engineering and Manufacturing. Plans underway include new Science
Labs and construction of an addition featuring a Culinary Arts Restaurant for the public to enjoy.
This free event will be held in Taylor Community's Woodside Building and is open to the public. Space is
limited, so make reservations by calling 524-5600 if planning to attend.
Last Updated on Friday, 08 February 2013 00:33
Hits: 113
12th Annual Community Talent Night at Franklin Opera House Feb. 16
FRANKLIN — The 12th Annual Community Talent Night,Night will be held at Franklin Opera House on Saturday, February 16 at 7 p.m.
Talented folks of all sorts are wanted and and need not be a resident of Franklin. Auditions will be held at the Opera House, beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, February 11-12.
Tickets are now on sale at the Opera House box office, daily from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. or they can be ordered on line at www.franklinoperahouse.org.
Ticket prices range from $5 for children, to $12 for adults, with Seniors paying $8.
For more information, contact the Franklin Opera House at 934-1901.
Talented folks of all sorts are wanted and and need not be a resident of Franklin. Auditions will be held at the Opera House, beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, February 11-12.
Tickets are now on sale at the Opera House box office, daily from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. or they can be ordered on line at www.franklinoperahouse.org.
Ticket prices range from $5 for children, to $12 for adults, with Seniors paying $8.
For more information, contact the Franklin Opera House at 934-1901.
Last Updated on Friday, 08 February 2013 00:30
Hits: 53
T-N Rotary Club Holding 6th annual Pet Photo Contest
TILTON — The Tilton-Northfield Rotary Club is holding its Sixth Annual Photo Contest.
Starting February 14 people can enter their favorite photo in one of these categories: Dog, Cat, Funniest/ Cutest or In Memory Of.
Best In Show (most overall votes) wins a one-night stay at the Highland Lake Inn in Andover (certain restrictions apply) and an 11x 14 oil pet portrait donated by Ann O'Leary. There are first place prizes in each category.
Deadline to enter is March 14. Entry forms available at AutoServ of Tilton, all Franklin Savings Bank branches, Bryant & Lawrence Hardware, Northway Bank or www.tnrotary.org.
For more information call 934-4235.
Proceeds benefit the T-N Rotary Club scholarship program.
Starting February 14 people can enter their favorite photo in one of these categories: Dog, Cat, Funniest/ Cutest or In Memory Of.
Best In Show (most overall votes) wins a one-night stay at the Highland Lake Inn in Andover (certain restrictions apply) and an 11x 14 oil pet portrait donated by Ann O'Leary. There are first place prizes in each category.
Deadline to enter is March 14. Entry forms available at AutoServ of Tilton, all Franklin Savings Bank branches, Bryant & Lawrence Hardware, Northway Bank or www.tnrotary.org.
For more information call 934-4235.
Proceeds benefit the T-N Rotary Club scholarship program.
Last Updated on Friday, 08 February 2013 00:26
Hits: 61
Tanger Outlets 'Glow Red' for women during American Heart Month
TILTON — The Tanger Outlet tower will transform this February as it illuminates red to raise awareness about women's No. 1 killer, heart disease.
"Tanger Outlets is proud to support the American Heart Association by going Red," said General Manager Eric Proulx. "One of Tanger's commitments to the community is to help raise money to fund research for women's health causes."
Almost 420,000 women die annually from cardiovascular diseases. That's more female lives taken than from the next four causes of death combined, including all cancers. Women can find important health tips at www.goredforwomen.org including online tools and health assessments such as "My Life Check."
"We're really honored that the Tanger Outlets in Tilton is lighting their tower red," said Cheryll Andrews, corporate events director at the American Heart Association. "Their support of the American Heart Association is literally shining a light on the need for women to take steps to prevent heart disease."
Participants can GO RED during American Heart Month in February by wearing a red dress, scarf, jacket, shirt, tie, hat or other item in support of all women who have been touched by heart disease or stroke. Photos from all across the Granite State are being shared on: facebook.com/AmericanHeartNH
"Tanger Outlets is proud to support the American Heart Association by going Red," said General Manager Eric Proulx. "One of Tanger's commitments to the community is to help raise money to fund research for women's health causes."
Almost 420,000 women die annually from cardiovascular diseases. That's more female lives taken than from the next four causes of death combined, including all cancers. Women can find important health tips at www.goredforwomen.org including online tools and health assessments such as "My Life Check."
"We're really honored that the Tanger Outlets in Tilton is lighting their tower red," said Cheryll Andrews, corporate events director at the American Heart Association. "Their support of the American Heart Association is literally shining a light on the need for women to take steps to prevent heart disease."
Participants can GO RED during American Heart Month in February by wearing a red dress, scarf, jacket, shirt, tie, hat or other item in support of all women who have been touched by heart disease or stroke. Photos from all across the Granite State are being shared on: facebook.com/AmericanHeartNH
Last Updated on Friday, 08 February 2013 00:23
Hits: 208
More Articles...
- Free Skating at Skate Escape Sunday Afternoon
- Laconia Democrats Donate Supplies to Belknap County CAP
- Meredith Chamber Accepting Arts Festival Applications
- Laconia Adult Education Offers Tai Chi Classes
- Gilmanton Community Church Thrift Shop Holding Bag Sale
- Scrub Oak Scramblers Hosting Winter Carnival Ride-in Feb. 16
