Milford, NH News

• Milford, NH News
• Back to School for Milford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Push is on for switch to SB2 in Mont Vernon
• Bedford Basketball
• Richard E. Greenfield
• Spartans sweat out win vs. Bedford
• Amato Center will be rocking in Milford
• Holiday week hours for municipal services
• Towns grapple with budget matters
• Legacy at Hudson MLK Basketball Tournament
• ’Hawks leave ’em cheering
• Sports Year in Review
• Get a perk for blood donation
• Town Hall repairs put to a vote
• Little deliberation over Souhegan co-op warrant
• Afternoon Off program
• H/B takes a beating from Milford
• The next H/B Idols ...
• People in the News
• Charles J. Kershaw
• New traffic light on Route 101 in Bedford causing mixed feelings
• Mom loved Santa Project presents
• Learn to be an educated voter
• Milford hosts 18th Milford/Souhegan tournament
• Merrimack woman dies in Maine wreck 
• Mont Vernon local office filings
• Time to apply for scholarship
• Holiday services around the region
• High School Sports: Girls & Boys Basketball
• Area towns part of national heritage park
• School Board member explains ‘no’ vote
• Scoreboard
• 5th-grader seeks help with ‘Parade of States’ project
• Thumbing the files: Jan. 28-Feb. 4
• Hollis/Brookline Basketball
• Heal Point experiment continues
• Souhegan girls roll on with new coach
• Good things happening in NH
• 5 ways to take charge of your weight loss goals
• War memorials committee formed
• Rocking in Milford
• Generosity applauded by Tolles Street Mission
• Stop first
• Flu clinic at Milford High School
• Grant given for Town Hall repairs
• Mont Vernon hearing slated
• Public input wanted
• Spartans give Cavaliers a battle
• Bedford Basketball Recreation Results for weekend of Jan 16-17
• Slight damage in house fire
• Group places wreaths at dead veterans’ grave sites
• Students learn about music, create song for CD
• Got Books donations help church
• Marriage equality protects all families
• A decade of high school success
• A bowl not of meaning
• Milford local office filings
• What a relief
• Lillian C. Wiley
• John E. Bellew
• Milford rink flooded, not yet usable
• Hearing set on Lyme Disease bill
• Dispatcher reflects on service
• Doctor: Get immunizations for children – and yourself
• High School Sports: Star performances for many Merrimack players
• Merrimack Basketball
• Mont Vernon store to close
• Ciardelli Fuel honored for impact
• Candidate filing documents show contests in races
• Hockey team helped make Christmas bright
• Hearing set on creating historic district
• Town sides with day care
• A point well-taken
• Thumbing the Files: week of Dec. 30-Jan. 6
• Start the new year strong at Hampshire Hills
• Expand DNA testing
• Chief OK with telemarketer hang-ups
• More student input on School Board
• Vote sought on same-sex marriage
• Now’s your chance
• Two plan to help Kids Kove
• Dance students collect cards for soldiers
• Bulldogs hold off Grizzlies here
• People in the news
• Brookline Cares makes a difference
• ‘Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus’
• Merrimack High School: Swimming & Basketball
• New district board openings
• Shelter to hold Black Friday adoption event
• Thomas C. Evans
• Theodora B. Morrison Worked at local insurance agencies
• Amherst lights birthday candles
• Be sure to attend school district meeting
• Augustus H. Rice Jr.
• Mothers club has several activities planned
• Spelling bee winner survives horripilation-inducing contest
• Bedford Sports Talk
• High School Wrapup
• Where wolves? Right here in New Hampshire
• SAU 41 test results stand out
• Unsolved deaths are focus of cold case group
• Water panel wants meter for fields
• Souhegan boys hockey is still trying to reload
• Government fails when spending taxpayer dollars
• Veterans honored at dinner
• Online auction bidding set to begin
• Reps need to listen to the people
• Math lovers alive and well at Clark-Wilkins School
• Wilton convenience store closes
• A bowl not of meaning
• 2 men arrested over shoplifting
• Man indicted on 2 charges of murder in stabbing death
• Holiday closings
• Panel proposes development director hire
• Sabers hang tough in loss to Pelham
• Generosity applauded by Tolles St. Mission
• Ice safety an issue this time of year
• Show support for the public library
• Lyndeborough local office filings
• E-mail town moderator with election queries
• Head goes here
• More locals would add to great tourney
• Corrections
• Generosity applauded by Tolles St. Mission
• Keith Wilson
• Residents asked to lobby to retain Milford court
• Accident spurs road concerns
• Hollis/Brookline Sports Talk
• Merrimack Recreation Department plans trip to flower and garden show
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• Hollis spending plans to be heard
• Patrick J. Godfrey
• Co-op school means changes for voters
• Amherst Police Log
• Collective networking is aim of Waggleforce, which has come to the area
• Old Catholic Church looks for home in Brookline
• Open house at Early Learning Center
• Wonderful send-off for 27-year Scoutmaster
• Area test scores in middle, low range
• Irony alert
• School administration has misplaced priorities
• One week left to file for elected spot
• Dropout rate at Merrimack High fell by more than half in 2009, figures show
• Historic school hit with $350k price tag for restoration
• Proposed school budget reduced $1m
• Souhegan boys battling through growing pains
• Let voters decide issue of gay marriage
• ’Tis the season to visit the bakery
• Silo’s Steakhouse closes after 15 years
• Anne M. Gaidmore Worked at Kollsman for many years
• 6 file for seats for town, school offices
• Thumbing the Files: Week of Dec. 24-30.
• Reservoir tree cutting deal struck
• Daughter can’t wait to see the world
• Time for taxpayers to have their say
• Life saving work
• Skiing Results
• ‘Blue Bus’ provides valuable service
• Jason D.C. Hilton
• Merrimack Sports Talk
• St. Joseph services thanks community
• Officials lobby to keep courts open
• Pet project
• Area residents share their 2010 resolutions
• Edward James Francis DeMichael
• Burns and the granite industry
• Be heard at Milford School deliberative session tonight
• Open/Closed
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• Snow fun in Bedford
• Races begin for area candidates
• How to Contact Local Legislators
• Bedford schools are over-administered
• Planning panel seeking help on trails
• Donald G. Estey
• A lesson in belief
• Road widening still 10 years off
• High School Wrapup
• James Bruce Thaxter
• Voters to decide on dam repair
• Lioness Club thanks Operation Santa Project participants
• David E. Kregos
• Rescue league asks for help in locating missing dog
• Middle school goes green with notices
• Holding home court
• 2 contracts up for approval
• School district math just doesn’t add up
• Sights of the season
• Trauma recovery forums scheduled in Amherst
• Legislators should heed the will of the people
• Family of athletes stays active with NH Senior Games
• Kelly A. McDonald Ost
• Rotary will not plan July 4 festivities
• Milford leasing ambulance while town unit repaired
• Test scores for students stand out
• Health care reform should be about people, not politics
• Correction
• Case comes in from the cold
• Bed Bath & Beyond opens in Amherst
• Wilton School Board must deal with some costly issues
• Free massage for SHARE donation
• Economic paneloffers two ideas developme
• Rosa Lee Ackerson
• People in the news
• Radicalizing youth is goal of some in education
• Bedford man starts Haiti relief fund
• Travel to China this fall with 99 of your best friends
• Annual holiday parade makes the season bright
• Bedford rallys for a win
• Arline P. Grassett
• Nashua Energy Options opening in Hollis
• DO-IT earns grants from PSNH
• Iraq then and now is a lesson to be learned
• Sandra J. Cook
• HS seniors may not make grade
• School camera proposal aired
• Spartans give Cavaliers a battle
• Assignment of a lifetime
• Climate scandal more widespread
• Two historic Lyndeborough buildings destroyed
• Enrollment numbers are up and down
• SHARE grateful for help during holidays
• Rotary’s big project
• Store making appointments to return items
• Fish and Game to hold ice fishing class
• School, town budgets move along
• Texting while driving? Think again.
• Author has motivational message
• ‘We the People’ state champs
• Seniors don’t let age stop them
• Amherst road bond returns
• Man charged with armed robbery
• Strip club has changed hands
• Mildred L. O’Brien
• Lending a helping hand
• Resolve in the new year to work for the good
• Segway is sold to British firm
• District scores in acceptable range
• Calling new church ‘Catholic’ is a misnomer
• And now, an issue of vital importance
• Local issue, but …
• Library to show documentary
• Bedford Holiday Journal Sports Talk
• Cartoon failed to recognize true meaning of Christmas
• Gerald F. Conley
• The warm spot
• Where credit is due
• Documents detail murder plot
• Another try for school addition
• Article inappropriate for younger audience
• Wilton tree farm calls it a day
• Gerard E. Duclos
• Milford VFW hall offers meals for seniors
• Consider phasing out PSNH power plant
• Milford weight loss challenge
• Man killed in truck rollover
• High School Wrapup
• Burial place rules subject
• Bedford PTG thanks community for successful ski and skate sale
• Filing period for Milford offices looms
• Lyndeborough man has ‘Idol’ time
• Diver featured speaker at Historical Society program
• State legislature to begin another eventful year
• Overturned truck snarls traffic
• McKelvie Intermediate School holds geography bee final round
• High School Wrapup
• 7th annual Winter Wine Spectacular
• Christmas spirit was in full display
• CORRECTION
• Chess team continues to shine
• Roots of Creation to ring in 2010 with Bounty Room bash
• A nice winter afternoon
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• Slight damage in Mont Vernon house fire
• Hollis/Brookline Holiday Journal Sports Talk
• Sports Talk
• Senior moments boost Tomahawks
• Stability is more important on court than sideline
• Heroes, indeed
• Milford board likely to back bus
• Town waits on word for Osgood Pond money
• Shea-Porter lauded for health care stand
• Schools open their doors for H1N1 clinics
• Rory Allen Lindgren
• Reason for towers’ collapse questioned
• Town cuts budget by $116,000
• Performer gets nomination
• Discounted trips to China offered
• Lillian Wilkins Amundsen
• People in the news
• Michael D. Gallant
• Forums would boost coping in Amherst, Mont Vernon in wake of home invasion
• Emergency service proposal up $2k
• Nixle offers Milford Fire Department notices
• Clarification: Milford school district budget
• Man charged in sex assault
• Time for board to redefine public education?
• Thumbing the Files: From the files of The Cabinet Feb. 4-10
• Cynthia Taft Lathrop
• Miracles happen, especially in tough times
• Brookline slates public hearings
• Growth of warrant reflected in window
• Sweets haven’t been forgotten this holiday shopping season
• Court documents detail murder plot
• Time to expand DNA testing
• Closing Milford court would be huge burden
• Holiday closings
• Honor society thanks groups, individuals for successful dinner
• Local artist experiments with unconventional materials
• High School Wrapup
• AMS students learn hunger firsthand
• 101 widening a long way off
• Police chief seeks more leeway on open containers
• Good samaritans came to his rescue
• Arbitrator rules in favor of Milford postal workers
• Rita V. Shea
• Cancer Society seeks volunteers
• Conservatives have an opportunity to slash spending
• Milford seeks input on Web site
• Enough bad news
• Henry V. Gibbons
• Bedford police briefs: Girl Followed, Woman Arrested
• Hollis man indicted for killing his wife
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• H1N1 clinic to be offered in Peterborough
• Fast News: Hollis Seniors, Brookline Historical Society
• Business Briefs: New boutique, oldest furnace
• Plows get laser focus
• Is time running out on citizenship and budgets? Your call!
• Just ask, ‘How much?’
• Looking back at an eventful year
• Is statewide vote on opposite-sex marriage next?
• Haiti clothing drive in the works
• Town’s proposed budget up over ’09
• Season’s greetings
• John H. Leavitt Retired RAF bomber, CIA officer
• Brookline Lions club holds open house
• Elms retirement home is a local treasure
• Holiday closings
• Defense helps ’Hawks rally for win
• Rotary Club to hold Kids’ Kove sale
• High school principal says he will retire
• Holiday closings
• Rose M. Clegg
• Amherst day care permit upheld
• Bulldogs’ last-second bid misses mark
• Milford school budget includes staff cutbacks
• Amherst Town Library helps you go green
• Remember when: Service station on Amherst Street
• Brew enters Selectmen’s Race
• Thanks to all who helped Holiday Toy Store
• David B. Tierney
• Who is running and how to get involved in local elections
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• Double the fun
• One - not so serious - snowman
• News in Brief: Locks of Love, Girl Scout Cookies, Haiti
• Former cafe owners open new bistro
• AMS students get a lesson in what hunger feels like
• Prospective home buyers weighing Bedford, its tax burden
• Souhegan goes on offensive in third
• The incorporation of the town of Milford, NH
• Thanks for support to Meals on Wheels
• D-III girls travel team enjoys first win in two seasons
• Rescue League hosts ice cream breakfast
• Thomas C. Evans
• HBMS teacher charged in bank robberies
• Local idols sing their hearts out
• State funds will aid addition to Jacques School
• Hollis/Brookline High School Results
• $15m road bond added to warrant
• Adultery law repeal proposed
• Brookline School District hearing slated
• Milford man arrested in Amherst bank job
• Teacher charged in robberies
• People in the news
• Sports Talk
• All aboard the Polar Express
• Ann M. Wernersbach
• Local artist experiments with unconventional materials
• Urgent need for Health Kits for Haiti
• Twin Tows photo reminder of a gentler time
• Richard E. Greenfield
• Mary Cox
• What you say on Facebook can be used against you
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• Arthur J. Hodgen
• Pond project passed to Army Corps of Engineers
• Kobylarzes supply three players – and a coach – to HBHS hockey team
• Agreement reached on Wilton dam reply
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• Grateful for generosity to Tolles Street Mission
• Multimedia concert blends Milford with Manhattan
• Home day care plan on hold in Amherst
• We the People team wins for 12th year
• Cavs hockey coach knows all about budget cuts
• Milford man charged with DWI
• Local bakers don’t worry about resolutions
• School determined to be clean, safe
• St. Mary’s to hold Mass at Brookline Chapel
• Get involved in Chamber’s Veterans Count Auction
• Bedford police looking for burglary suspect
• Police: Milford Subaru worker stole $100k
• Town’s 18th annual Winter Carnival on Feb. 20 will include many free activities
• Groups ask for money at hearing
• Towns brace for release of crime details
• Vote sought on same-sex marriage
• Police Log
• Fast News: 3-car collision/ Two arrested on burglary charges
• Milford schools honor Students of the Month
• And now, an issue of vital importance
• Hollis artists’ work takes off
• Wilton, Lyndeborough special ed meeting coming
• Milford High School First Quarter 2009-10
• The-Merrimack-Watch offers another side of the truth
• Walter L. Riendeau Sr.
• Collaborative must weigh end to plant
• 2009 in pictures
• Budget, bonds discussed in Amherst
• Hearing to cover combined district budget
• Say it isn’t so
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• Longtime ski area owner recalled
• Chief Douglas frowns on Police Association telemarketing calls
• Gloss comes to Amherst to talk about old and rare books
• Seniors brave weather for holiday celebration
• Tattoo parlor on oval has closed
• High School Wrapup
• Resources of 8 local communities spotlighted
• JWC seeks members
• PTA auction met its fundraising goal
• The rush to build robots
• Ski Now: A Race to Save Windblown Nordic Ski Center
• Merrimack High School Results
• Hollis/Brookline: This week in pictures
• Wasserman Park available for fun activities year-round
• Maghakian principal plans to resign in June
• Cabinet High School Results
• Graffiti at Keyes Park skatepark
• We the People
• At the Lawrence Barn
• Roots of Creation to ring in 2010 with Bounty Room bash
• Town hopes for smooth skating
• Thumbing the files
• Trust in Community Council is well founded
• Milford Middle School First Trimester 2009-10
• Mary A. Littlefield
• Let’s do it
• Zounds!
• 2009 in pictures
• It’s Christmas in January
• Incinerator not enough to offset deficit at center
• Voters’ views, not just legislators,’ subject to change
• Cabinet High School Results
• Land eyed for safety complex
• Winter fun-derland
• Nashua composer explores movements in ‘The Narrative’
• New way to look at school planning
• Amherst kicks off 250th celebration
• File for open seats
• Land buy, sidewalks top Milford warrant
• Enrichment courses
• Petitioned article aims to change zoning
• Hollis Dems hold public meeting
• Mannino seeks backing for school board re-election
• Merrimack Holiday Journal Sports Talk
• Bedford: This week in photos
• Someone step up
• Beaver Brook plans gardening course
• Hoopin’ it up in Milford
• Spirit of giving
• Family left homeless by Amherst fire
• Teen competes in first pageant
• Teens gain top theater experience close to home
• Thumbing the files: Jan 7-13
• History lost, history found
• Please back the blue van
• Spirit of the Season
• A development director
• Had enough with tax increases
• 2009 in pictures
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• Neighbor alerts police to alleged home burglary
• Lights, colorful stripes make vehicle stand out
• How to contact your legislators
• Eleanor Wooters
• Remember when: Oval information booth
• From Merrimack to Vancouver
• Mont Vernon readies for details of Cates murder
• Stoney’s Sunoco Station robbed
• Doctor plans talk on health care reform
• Lawmakers hold Cates bill hearing
• Riverbend classes
• Hollis/Brookline High School Results
• The rush to build
• SB2 is a fairer way to vote on town matters
• Bedford Basketball
• Bulldogs shutout Laconia 13-0 in Wednesday night game
• Funds support health centers
• Penny wise, etc.
• Cabinet Bulletin Board
• Theater robbed 2nd time
• Amherst local office filings
• Local resident offers a hand to those in need
• Arthur Cardinal
• Minor quake shakes up region
• Family builds elaborate skating rink in yard
• Peterman announces Amherst selectman bid
• Weathering the stormy seas
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• PSNH coal plant needs to be phased out
• Recently resettled refugees will combat a poor economy, build community, and supply nutritious food
• Virtual Homes Launches Consumer Portal

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