New Hampton NewsLocal news for New Hampton, NH continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.$4m school renovations will begin in June- March 28, 2008 "We're moving out as quickly as possible" The school board Tuesday awarded a $372,000 contract for engineering and architectural services to a New Hampton company that helped develop the school district's master plan. via "The nashuatelegraph.com's local, sta...http://www.topix.net/city/new-hampton-nh/2008/03/4m-school-renovations-will-begin-in-june?... Police fish man from river, arrest him on DWI- March 26, 2008 Lt. Michael F. Lewis said he tried to stop a car for speeding on Lake Street about 8:24 p.m. The car was being driven by Ralph Santoro, 49, of 64 Deepwood Road, Torrington, Conn., police said. via UnionLeader.comhttp://www.topix.net/city/new-hampton-nh/2008/03/police-fish-man-from-river-arrest-him-on-... Fees paid to lobbyists soar in N.H.- March 24, 2008 "I totally reject the notion that we've been a threat to business and the response is to run out and spend money on lobbyists" Fees paid to lobbyists in New Hampshire soared to an all-time high last year, according to an analysis by The Telegraph of Nashua. via Boston.comhttp://www.topix.net/city/new-hampton-nh/2008/03/fees-paid-to-lobbyists-soar-in-n-h?fromrs... Childers close to fulfilling dream- March 22, 2008 New Hampton New Hampton Prep wide receiver Tori Childers has taken an circuitous route to reach the Division-I level in football, but it appears he's on the verge of living out a dream. via Rivals.comhttp://www.topix.net/city/new-hampton-nh/2008/03/childers-close-to-fulfilling-dream?fromrs... Consider this a voting-day cheat sheet- March 11, 2008 New public buildings, bulletproof vests, teachers contracts and many other municipal matters hang in the balance today as voters in the region head to the polls. via Concord Monitorhttp://www.topix.net/city/new-hampton-nh/2008/03/consider-this-a-voting-day-cheat-sheet?fr... New Hampton Bristol- March 2, 2008 "In New Hampshire, the sites are buried because there's ground cover and forest" Thousands of years ago, the Pemigewasset River was a highway. People traveled in birch bark canoes instead of cars. via Concord Monitorhttp://www.topix.net/city/new-hampton-nh/2008/03/new-hampton-bristol?fromrss=1 |