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Make-A-Wish ambassadors deliver sweet thank-you gifts to NH credit unions

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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MANCHESTER – Members of the New Hampshire Credit Union League throughout New Hampshire were treated to sweets and expressions of gratitude from Wish Children and volunteers from Make-A-Wish of New Hampshire from Feb. 12-14. Twenty-five Wish Children and their families visited 18 credit unions to deliver the sweets and to offer personal thanks and share highlights of their wishes, made possible in part by the NHCUL. In Merrimack and Nashua, six Wish Children visited Anheuser-Busch Employee’s Credit Union, St. Joseph Hospital Employees Credit Union and Triangle Credit Union on Feb. 12. Four-year-old Wish Child Rylee visited the staff of Triangle Credit Union – wearing her formal princess gown – and shared memories of her family trip to Disney World.
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Common Man offers Scout cookie sundae with Thin Mints

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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Celebrate the Girl Scout Cookie program – the biggest girl-led business in the world – with a signature ice cream sundae at the Common Man restaurant. The seven Common Man restaurants in New Hampshire have teamed up with America’s favorite cookie – Girl Scout Thin Mints – to create an ice cream sundae that will benefit programs supporting girls and young women in two states. The Thin Mints Avalanche Sundae features velvety smooth, Common Man-made mint-flavored chocolate ice cream with marshmallow swirls and crushed Thin Mints, topped with hot fudge, whipped cream and a Thin Mints cookie. The sundae will be available at all seven Common Man-named restaurants in New Hampshire for $6 through Sunday, March 24. The Common Man will donate $1 of every sundae sold at its Merrimack, Windham, Ashland, Claremont, Concord, Lincoln and Portsmouth homes to Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains. This is the sixth year The Common Man has helped support Girl Scouting by creating a unique ice cream dessert with popular Girl Scout cookies. The Girl Scout Cookie program is a $790 million business run by girls. Five of the top 10 cookies sold in the U.S. are Girl Scout Cookies.
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Ice harvesting was hot business before refrigerator

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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Harvesting ice, the cutting of natural ice into blocks and storing them in icehouses for summer use, has been called the first agricultural project of the year. Ice was typically cut during January and February, when both the temperature and the ice were right. Members of the Wilton Historical Society recently presented a program on the ice business using the history of the business in Wilton, memories of several residents and background information from the Internet (search for “ice harvesting”). Wilton had several commercial producers. The largest company was owned by Fred Paro, who cut his ice on the mill pond by what is now Label Art. The second largest was Conrad’s, located along Stoney Brook toward Lyndeborough. Fresh Pond Ice Co. on Lake Potanipo in Brookline had a dozen buildings and produced up to 110,000 tons of ice in a good season.
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Nashua South actors ‘Singin’ ’ about play experience

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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While a recent rainy spell might have caused many in Nashua to mope, young actors at Nashua High School South were choosing to sing and dance in it. South’s can’t-miss production of “Singin’ in the Rain” is right around the corner. Shows will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday. With tech week coming up, expectations are high for Nashua South’s rendition one of Hollywood’s most famous movie musicals.
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Campbell National Honor Society active in community

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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The National Honor Society stands in high regard at Campbell High School, being well-respected and well-run. Juniors and seniors must apply to join the society by filling out paperwork at the beginning of the year, answering questions about what they have given to their community, how well they’ve done academically and how they’ve shown that they’re quality role models in the Litchfield community. The officers are nominated and then voted on in the previous year, making sure the group will adopt and continue the group’s customs the next year. Senior Andrea Demos, who was voted Most School Spirit in the yearbook this year, was chosen as president of the National Honor Society. “This year, we were lucky to have two brand-new advisers, Mrs. Denise Freeman and Mrs. Daizha Gatherum, who have been very enthusiastic and energetic,” Demos said when asked how she juggles all of her planning responsibilities. So far this year, the NHS has been fully involved within the community, participating in multiple charities and fundraisers. Once students are invited into the group, each  must serve a certain number of hours toward community service. Juniors must complete a 25-hour individual service project and seniors must do a 15-hour project. Many students choose to give back to the school community with tutoring or continue service projects with which they’ve already been involved, such as work at nursing homes, animal shelters and after-school programs for younger children. For example, senior NHS member Joshua Flynn has tutored underclassmen in math and English, while junior Brianna Hardy has given back to the community by helping out local volleyball camps, teaching kids the fundamentals of the sport. As a group, the National Honor Society has participated in “Service Socials.” Every month, the students go into the community and practice their service. They started in October with the Laugh Everyday 5K in honor of Alison Corf, a beloved Campbell student who has since died.
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Second Mr. BG Pageant to be held Friday

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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Bishop Guertin High School will hold its second Mr. BG Pageant at 7 p.m. Friday. The pageant will showcase nine of BG’s finest males onstage. The contestants will compete through their respective talents, their formalwear, their ability to answer tough questions and their personalized, one-minute videos explaining why they should win the title of Mr.
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Souhegan students excel in Poetry Out Loud

March 9, 2013, 7:04 pm
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Souhegan High School has held a Poetry Out Loud competition for the last three years, and most English teachers decide to have their students participate. To begin, each student chooses a poem and memorizes it. Then the students perform their poems in front of their English class. The best performers move on to grade finals and the best from each grade advance to the school finals. “Each year, Souhegan has had between 600 and 900 students compete, with nearly all classes participating,” said Jeanne Sturges, the co-coordinator of the competition. “I think Poetry Out Loud is a great opportunity for kids who don’t perform to put themselves out there,” said junior Aislinn Evans, a school finalist. Evans added, “It’s challenging, but it’s good to be put outside your comfort zone occasionally.” Poetry Out Loud emphasizes a lot of key skills. “I think Poetry Out Loud is an excellent program that promotes poetry to high school students,” said Tracey Hoagland, the other co-coordinator. “I also think there are a lot of transferable skills students can get from participating in Poetry Out Loud.
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Alvirne spreads the word about offensive language

March 9, 2013, 7:03 pm
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“Spread the word to end the word” was on people’s minds on Wednesday. It’s a promotional phrase to stop the frequent use of the R-word by teens and adults and to show that sometimes words can hurt more than any action. The feelings associated with the R-word can lead to some feeling bullied and others offended. This event has become a tradition at Alvirne High School, and many groups at the school felt the need to speak their minds about it. Studio 19, Alvirne’s televised announcements, ran a special broadcast for the day with insight from Principal Steven Beals, as well as an “outro” recycled from last year’s “Spread the word to end the word” day. The WATS club, an acronym for “We Are All The Same,” made a large banner that pledged for the stopping of the use of the R-word and other offensive language. Students and faculty alike were invited to sign it and in return received either a bracelet or a ribbon as thanks. Senior WATS club member Elizabeth Treusdell said the campaign “won’t make students stop saying hurtful things, but it will certainly force them to see that such words are just not OK.” The topic was the underlying tone of the day because everyone seemed to be bringing it up.
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Sophomore’s Dylan rendition wins Milford High Talent Show

March 9, 2013, 7:03 pm
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Feb. 20 was an exhilarating night for sophomore Riley Mason. When Milford High school hosted the annual Talent Show put together by the National Honor Society, the students and parents were blown away by Mason’s outstanding stage presence and raw talent. A variety of brilliant and skillful acts made the judges rather ambivalent when deciding on the winners. The judges were Jennifer Erdody, music teacher; Eric Thibault, math teacher; Anna Parker, social studies teacher; and two students, junior Jack Nichols and senior Nick Simo. Although the decision was close, Mason touched the hearts of the judges with her pure voice and natural musical finesse when she performed her rendition of “You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go” by Bob Dylan. “I was brought up listening to old classics like The Beatles, Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan, so picking this song was really easy,” Mason said.
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Hollis Brookline holds its most spirited week of the year

March 11, 2013, 7:00 am
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The last week in February at Hollis Brookline High School is an exciting one: Spirit Week. It’s the week before midwinter break, and it emphasizes both class spirit and united school spirit in different ways. It starts on Monday with the announcement of which class won the Penny Wars the week before. The sophomores won the week, and overall, HBHS raised more than $2,200 for the Red Cross Club’s Relief Fund through the Penny Wars. The boys basketball team also raised $2,500 for the American Cancer Society’s Coaches vs. Cancer program during the week. By the end of Monday, HBHS had caught the spirit bug, and as sophomore Concy Moore put it, “The excitement lasts the whole week.” Students and teachers participate in dress-up days during the week. This year, the freshman class named Monday as Pajama Day, the sophomores chose Tuesday to be Ugly Sweater Day, the juniors chose Wednesday to be Sports Day, the seniors named Thursday as Formal Day, and Friday was Blue and White Day. “I like using the week as an excuse to dress ridiculously without worrying about what people think,” junior Matt Michaels said. The average percentage of participation in dress-up days this year was 70 percent. For many kids during the week, the day doesn’t end at 2:24 p.m.
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Pelham Memorial School Honor Roll

March 11, 2013, 8:55 am
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PELHAM – Pelham Memorial School announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year. HIGH HONORS GRADE 6: Ryan Atkins, Nathan Binette, Reagan Brunelle, Kieran Callahan, Gala Cares, Francis Carney, Taylor Casazza, Katharine Chiasson, Jenna Collinge, Dylan Conroy, Allison Cote, Joseph Ferchak, Olivia Gagnon, Owen Haskins, Dylan Isabelle, Matthew Kelly, Alyson Landry, Tyler Larson, Andre Lebel, Brett Lindsay, Megan Mahoney, Rebecca Marion, Ashley Masson, Maxwell Matarazzo, Mathieu Michaud, Nicholas Milano, Joseph Moore, James Msaddi, Sahil Patel, Cameron Perry, Katherine Remeis, Kimberly Robinson, Lindsey Rolling, Colby Shawver, Joshua Thompson, Sydney Todd, Natalia Villanueva. GRADE 7: Cassandra Apkarian, HannaRose Beaudette, Haley Belanger, Ethan Boisvert, Erin Buck, Jessica Butters, Cara Caffrey, Vanessa Chen, Charlotte Cummings, Emma Custeau, Rachel Day, Kiera Garrett, Aurora Gloor, Mckenna Gosselin, Joseph Grow, Paige Hamel, Alyssa Janak, McKenzie Kozak, Trevor Lameiras, Megan Landry, Robyn Leuteritz, Callie Lindsey, Emerson Medina, Aislinn Plumley, Laura Schelling, Jillian Serrentino, Danielle Sirois, Sydney Snow, Cameron Starr, Marina White, Cassandra Zaino. GRADE 8: Emily Bevens, Kayla Cerri, Patrick Collins, Cassidy Corbett, Robert Coulter, Kayla DeLuca, David Foulds, Angela Getty, Elizabeth Goyette, Liam Haskins, Kyle Hooper, KimSarah I, Abigail Joncas, Nicholas Kathios, Courtney Kirsch, Jessica Lessard, Alyssa Levine, Rachel Marion, Shannon Morin, Brendan Parent, Mitchell Pelletier, Mikayla Sequeira, Sawnaz Shaidani, Lillian Shlimon. HONORS GRADE 6: Kyra Aboujaoude, Allison Altieri, Taylor Beecher, Jordan Belanger, Thalan Berger, Stephen Birch, Katrina Brouder, Anthony Caggianelli, Thomas Cannon, Jenna CaraDonna, Renae Cerri, Jennifer Childs, Deven DeBay, Jacob DeSousa, Nicholas Drover, Nadine Duchesne, Jon Eon III, Katherine Ferullo, Katelyn Fisher, Eric Galloway, Ashley Gamache, Brianna Gloor, Anthony Hodge, Elise Hooper, Jocelyn Isabelle, Josephine Jozokos, Christopher Kelly, Nicholas Kozak, Alex Laferriere, Christy LeClair, Camdyn Loring, Dara May, Devon McManus, Patrick Millstone, Meghan Montminy, Ian Morgenstern, Riley Nutter, Emily Paquette, Nicholas Parent, Riley Perrin, Robert Petrillo, Jason Pham, Jacoby Pratt, Kaitlyn Rielly, Evelina Sanzo, Jillian Schwab, Molly Slattery, Keyshawn Thomas, Emma Trull, Fallon Vigeant, Brandon Walkup, Austin Walsh, Sydney Weisensee, Emily Williams, Erik Wunderlich. GRADE 7: Dylan Andrews, Valerie Annal, Hannah Bedard, Jessica Blanchard, Samuel Blanchard, Peter Brodie, Terryn Brunelle, Caitlyn Burgess, Nicole Carignan, Elizabeth Charbonneau, Austin Chausse, Cassandra Cogley, Derek Cook, Tyler Cummings, Nicholas Cunio, Jacob Dahlinger, Dylan DiPoto, Matthew DiPrizio, Jack Drolet, Brittaney Ducharme, Averie Duggan, Mattea Dumdey, Samantha Eagen, Amira Eid, James Ennis, Jamie Erickson, Holly Feola, Cassandra Figueroa, Hannah Flynn, Brooke Fraser, Angela Garozzo, Grace Goyette, Amy Granfield, Carson Hansford, Connor Haverty, Brendan Hazlewood, Mia Herrling, Kayleigh Hyder, Caroline Joncas, Jacob Kirane, Kathryn Kirsch, Benjamin Larson, Rachael LaValle, Peter Lawson, Cheyenne Lee, SeungHun Lee, Tyler Longo, Antonio Mafera, Nia Manjunath, Eric Mayer, Beau McCabe, Benjamin McCabe, Alexis McGarry, Tyler Mercier, Monique Millette, Melissa Molettieri, Justin O’Connor, Ryan Orlando, David Osorio, Mikayla Patterson, Shaina Pietrillo, Lauryn Putnam, Caitlin Riordan, Christopher Rozzi, Natalie Rudy, Robert Ryan, Diana Sauer, Cathryn Scanlon, Brian Schwab, Bryant Scott, Alexis Silvestri, Anthony Snyder, Christopher Soucy, Carter Thompson, Justin Todd, Brianna Trudel, Blythe Vigeant, Connor Viger, Haley Vinciguerra, Caitlyn Vynorius, Dereck Wentzell, Julia White, John Williams, Jack Wiswell, Roger Yost, Jonathan Young. GRADE 8: Nicholas Aboujaoude, Jessica Anderson, Kathleen Atkinson, Chase Blazak, Julia Brau, Sarah Brown, Alyssa Caouette, Samantha Chiodi, Jacob Cormier, Alexander Deacon, Claudia DeSousa, Mariah Desroches, Carolyn Doherty, Michael Dommel, Sara Fisher, Kyle Frank, Abigail Gagnon, Nicole Gargano, Jaime Grimard, Alexa Gustavsen, Nicholas Hamel, Cayla Hanson, Robert Haverty, Emily Hayes, John Hodge, Megan Hurd, Erika Illyes, Thomas Kelly, Alice Kerr, Mark Krawczyk, Miranda Labonte, Adam Laderoute, Jonathan Lapa, Rachael Lister, Hailey Lowell, Joshua Mackey, India May, Taylor McGee, Madison McKeon, Kaitlyn Minichiello, Julia Molloy, Sarah Morin, John Msaddi, Kian Murphy, Lindsey Niemaszyk, Alex Noel, Ryan O’Donnell, Joseph Pantaleo, Olivia Parks, Samantha Passamonte, Georgia Pendergast, Johnathan Pham, Morgan Pratt, Sarah Ratcliffe, David Renaud, Matthew Robichaux, Victor Romeo, Zachary Rossi, Kyle Surprenant, Daniel Szyszlo, Christina Tawadros, Allan Vallante, John Ward, Shannon Weisensee.
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Merrimack Middle School Honor Roll

March 11, 2013, 9:10 am
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MERRIMACK – Merrimack Middle School announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year. HIGH HONORS GRADE 7: Kaitlyn M. Adams, Erica L. Agnew, Sebastian G. Altobello, Justin K.
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University of New Hampshire scholars

March 11, 2013, 11:40 am
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UNH-Durham The following local students were named to the fall 2012 dean’s list at the University of New Hampshire at Durham. FROM AMHERST: Charles Almeida, highest honors; Heather Brooks, highest honors; Paige Brooks, highest honors; John Callahan, high honors; John Cicci, highest honors; Jonathan Constable, highest honors; Andrea Dow, high honors; Evelyn French, high honors; Colleen Graham, high honors; Mikhail Greene, highest honors; Nyomi Guzman, high honors; Olivia Knowlton, highest honors; Christopher Len, high honors; Nathaniel Levin, honors; Amanda Mazerall, high honors; Dustin Newhouse, high honors; Abigail Nielsen, highest honors; Stephen Passen, honors; Zane Pokorny, high honors; Grace Stover, highest honors; Lauren Thomas, high honors; Sarah Truchon, highest honors; Forrest Walen, highest honors. FROM BEDFORD: Jessica Behrer, high honors; Ian Bennett, honors; Stephenie Benson, highest honors; Elias Berg, high honors; Andrew Blake, highest honors; Danielle Blevens, highest honors; Peter Brigham, high honors; Kaitlyn Cameron, high honors; Caitlyn Cannone, high honors; Alex Carrozzi, honors; Angela Celli, honors; Kelsey Chickering, high honors; Lauren Clark, highest honors; Alyssa Cloutier, high honors; Courtney Comeau, honors; Heather Comstock, highest honors; Kelsey Connors, high honors; Michaela Desroche, honors; Taylor Driscoll, honors; Courtney Eaton, high honors; Dana Gauci, high honors; Jonathan George, honors; Colleen Geraghty, highest honors; Katherine Geraghty, high honors; Aleeza Goodman, highest honors; Chad Graff, highest honors; Emily Hann, highest honors; Matte Horton, high honors; Colton Huelle, high honors; Korey Joback, honors; Robyn Keriazes, highest honors; Caelie Kern, highest honors; Andrew Klimm, high honors; Kyle Lacerte, high honors; Christian Loura, honors; Erika Makmann, high honors; Dylan Manz, highest honors; Melissa Martel, highest honors; Nicole McAree, honors; Abby McCarthy, high honors; Patrick McGoldrick, highest honors; Margaret McMurdy, high honors; Zachary Morgan, honors; Jonathan Mullaney, high honors; Colleen Murray, honors; Samuel Nute, high honors; Mathieu Ouellette, highest honors; Alexandra Philip, high honors; Tyler Saltzman, honors; Olivia Touba, high honors; Steven Troy, high honors; Craig Tyer, highest honors; Thomas VanDalsum, honors; William Vetrone, honors; Tyler Walsh, high honors; Milo Whittaker, honors; Jacob Winslow, honors; Jessica Wojenski, high honors; Hali Woods, highest honors. FROM BROOKLINE: Eva Bergstrom, high honors; Ariel Berry, highest honors; Alison Christians, high honors; Rachel Duprez, honors; Brett Ferrell, high honors; Amber Fox-McNeil, highest honors; Corinne Holroyd, honors; Daniel Morin, honors; Sophia Nedelman, honors; Nicolette Pendry, honors; Jared Rocco, high honors; Thomas Spohn, high honors; Zachary Wallin, high honors. FROM GREENVILLE: Natasha Asel, honors; Kristopher Caron, high honors; Christopher Cook, highest honors; Zachary Cook, high honors. FROM HOLLIS: Paul Annand, honors; Chelsey Bauer, honors; Spencer Black, honors; Briana Bruinooge, highest honors; Alyssa Cappetta, highest honors; Daniel Christensen, high honors; Ryan Connell, high honors; Samantha Ebner, highest honors; Morgan Elliott, honors; Jonathan Gual, highest honors; Noelle Kotelly, honors; Katharine Langley, high honors; Garrett Malagodi, honors; Erin Marquis, highest honors; Maura McCartney, high honors; Heather Regan, highest honors; Ansel Renner, high honors; Sara Schmidt, honors; Sarah Skilling, honors; Katina Sousa, highest honors; Emily Stone, highest honors; Mitchell Takessian, honors; Erica Tamposi, high honors; Evan Tanzer, high honors; Maegan Teichman, highest honors; Christine Turner, high honors; Michael Veiga, high honors. FROM HUDSON: Kelly Barger, highest honors; Allyson Bayko, honors; Laura Boucher, honors; Stephen Campbell, high honors; Meaghan Clark, honors; Carol Lee Cummings, high honors; Adam D’Entremont, honors; Michael Dillman, honors; Sarah Ekbatani, honors; Nicholas Febonio, honors; Susan Fournier, high honors; Kyle Garnick, high honors; Kara Hillyard, high honors; Mary Holleran, highest honors; Daniel Holm, honors; Erica Holm, highest honors; Ryan Houle, honors; Joseph Jourdain, highest honors; Lauren Kraemer, honors; Nicole Levesque, high honors; Addison Nute, high honors; Nicholas Osadchy, high honors; Caitlin Pascoe, high honors; Courtney Pestana, honors; Megan Pollack, high honors; Alexandra Soucy, highest honors; Katherine Vaccaro, highest honors; Kevin Vaccaro, high honors; Daniel White, highest honors. FROM LITCHFIELD: Samantha Baril, high honors; Timothy Beauregard, high honors; Kimberly Chaisson, honors; Emily Clemons, high honors; Bailey Comyns, high honors; Abigail Connor, high honors; Matthew Ferdinand, honors; Thomas Flynn, honors; Kristen Frost, highest honors; Steven Hansberry, honors; Rebecca Howard, highest honors; Shannon Langtry, high honors; Jacob Pentheny, high honors; Kyle Quigley, high honors; Sera Stackpole, high honors. FROM LYNDEBOROUGH: Samantha Blais, high honors; Timothy Brock, high honors; Jessica Broderick, high honors; Samantha Broderick, honors. FROM MERRIMACK: Cheryl Boardman, high honors; Molly Branch, honors; Joshua Cain, honors; Laura Cannon, highest honors; Allison Caplin, highest honors; Andrew Charles, high honors; Caroline Closs, highest honors; Annie Crossman, high honors; Christopher Curtis, honors; Sarah Daigle, highest honors; Ryan DeCinto, high honors; Samantha Docos, highest honors; Jeremy Eckmair, high honors; Anthony Edmonds, highest honors; Lindsey Forleo, high honors; David Fulling, honors; Dakota Gakis, honors; Erik Glendye, honors; Allison Graham, highest honors; Brian Gray, high honors; Patrick Greene, high honors; Hannah Greulich, honors; Bryan Hanlon, honors; Kelly Higgins, highest honors; Katherine Holder, high honors; Kimberly Jarry, honors; Sean Joseph, high honors; Kaitlin Kilpatrick, honors; Michael Langelier, highest honors; Brieann Lavoie, high honors; Brianna Ledoux, high honors; Zachariah Marino, honors; Sarah Martin, high honors; Joshua Moberger, honors; Jennifer Nadeau, high honors; Jessica Nichols, high honors; Matthew Nocella, highest honors; Brady Page, high honors; Cooper Paul, high honors; Sean Perry, honors; Travis Philbrook, highest honors; Christopher Piccolo, high honors; Jordan Pritikin, honors; Katelyn Ring, honors; Andrew Rossi, high honors; Connor Sc,ield, high honors; Anna Sculley, high honors; Lauren Shoemaker, honors; Samantha Sloane, high honors; Ann Steeves, high honors; Andrew St.Lawrence, honors; Anna Stoebel, high honors; Daniel Taylor, honors; Heather Wingate, highest honors; Sean Woods, high honors. FROM MILFORD: Charlotte Caldwell, high honors; Kevin Cyr, honors; Angela Dalessio, honors; Abigail Douglas, highest honors; Trevor Frost, highest honors; Kyle Higgins, high honors; Alexandra Hiley, honors; Kaley Quast, honors; Patrick Quinn, high honors; Tyler Remick, high honors; Shema Rubdi, honors; Kelly Sareault, highest honors; Erin Shangraw, highest honors; Nathan Soucy, honors; Alyssa Vaillancourt, highest honors; Rebeka Walker, honors. FROM NASHUA: Charles Adler, high honors; Joshua Beaucher, highest honors; Andrew Booth, highest honors; Alyssa Carlson, high honors; Amber Carlson, highest honors; Cameron Duval, highest honors; Paul Galvin, honors; Alex Gormley, high honors; Alexa Mack, honors; Kayla McDermott, honors; Sean Mohlmann, high honors; Ashley Phaneuf, highest honors; Meagan Prior, honors; Keyla Salazar, high honors; Julianne Shimer, high honors; Kari Baker, highest honors; Lauren Barry, high honors; Jacqueline Boudreau, high honors; Andrew Brady, highest honors; Zachary Campbell, high honors; Joseph Collins, highest honors; Liam Collins, high honors; Kathryn Comeau, highest honors; Ethan Dionne, high honors; Hannah Drake, highest honors; Nicole Gaudette, honors; David Gervais, honors; Simone Gregg, high honors; Emmanuel Grillakis, high honors; Mitchell Gustin, honors; Ryan Hickey, high honors; Joseph Hyatt, highest honors; Kayla Jenkins, high honors; Kavin Kang, honors; Erin Keane, high honors; Meghan Kouble, high honors; Evaline Lacasse, honors; Nikole Lavoie, high honors; Jodi Lessard, high honors; Jared Liamos, highest honors; Katelyn Liamos, high honors; Alexa Lizotte, honors; Nathan Mainemer, honors; Katherine McGowan, honors; Sara McKinney, high honors; Shannon Mulligan, honors; Alexander Ossinger, high honors; Melissa Parks, high honors; Travis Patno, high honors; Melissa Power, high honors; Julianne Riley, highest honors; Victoria Ritchie, high honors; Christian Steckler, honors; Connor Strobel, highest honors; Katherine Tancreti, honors; Rhett Terrell, high honors; Amanda Walker, high honors; Audrey Walker, high honors; Ruth Wendel, highest honors; Emily Winkler, high honors; Michael Young, honors; Miguel Abreu, honors; Eric Berthiaume, high honors; Benjamin Bullock, high honors; Brad Coletta, honors; Sarah Collins, honors; Maxwell DeAngelis, high honors; Corey Flewelling, honors; Nancy Freeman, highest honors; Nicholas Hodgkiss, highest honors; Joseph Juknievich, highest honors; Sital Khatiwada, highest honors; Dominika Legatova, high honors; Megan Liu, high honors; Timothy Marquis, highest honors; Joshua Mattie, honors; Kevin McAleese, highest honors; Jaclyn Nakos, high honors; Nicholas Nazarenko, high honors; Kelly Nolan, honors; Kyleigh Pharris, honors; Kathryn Pothier, high honors; Katharine Przystac, honors; Olivia Sowell, honors; Vanessa Sowell, highest honors; Morgan Trepaney, honors; Melissa Walant, honors; Katelyn Barnes, high honors; Austin Bauer, high honors; James Cassin-Reed, honors; Heather Charles, high honors; Brady Filonow, highest honors; Meghan Fitzpatrick, high honors; Alexander Hatch, honors; Thomas Kulik, high honors; Alexis Moreau, honors; RoseErin Moylan, high honors; Christiana Pimental, highest honors; John Plaisted, high honors; Amy Polaneczky, high honors; Duangjun Singhsri, high honors; Rebecca Wuorio, highest honors. FROM NEW IPSWICH: Christopher Blais, high honors; Matthew Brand, highest honors; Nathan Laperle, high honors; Maggie Main, high honors; Adrienne Messe, highest honors. FROM PELHAM: Michael Bogochow, honors; Alexandra Catalano, highest honors; Rebecca Demers, high honors; Caitlyn Doherty, honors; Ethan Ely, highest honors; Brian Finney, highest honors; Keri Foley, highest honors; Monique Fournier, highest honors; Ellisse Goss, honors; Casey Harrington, honors; Christine Hebert, highest honors; Iris Hur, honors; Sophia Hur, honors; Zachary King, honors; Nathan Krawczyk, highest honors; Steven Lombardi, high honors; Nicole Mastacouris, honors; Erin Mogauro, high honors; Emily Morris, honors; Erin Murphy, high honors; Emma Notini, high honors; Ryan Ormsby, honors; Robert Pappagianopoulos, honors; Tyler Racca, high honors; Samantha Rzasa, honors; Emily Spognardi, honors; Richard Sullivan, honors; Lauren Tassone, highest honors; Meagan Walker, high honors; Christos Ziogas, high honors; Mikayla Culleton, honors. FROM PETERBOROUGH: Daniel Bednarski, honors; Lynsey Burke, high honors; Douglas Carter, high honors; Ethan Cline, honors; Emeric Farr-Szep, highest honors; Marika Labash, high honors; Emily Lantz, highest honors; Sophia Liebenson-Morse, high honors; Christopher Lundsted, highest honors; Shaina Maciejewski, high honors; Lauren Morrissey, honors; Austin Sawyer, honors; Cody Webber, high honors. FROM WILTON: Meghan Brett, highest honors; Allen Gersky, high honors; Nicole Marks, high honors. FROM WINDHAM: Meghan Bench, honors; Jonathan Boghigian, high honors; Colin Campbell, highest honors; Grace Cardarelli, honors; Gina Ciambella, high honors; Kevin Conboy, high honors; Laura Dennison, honors; Christopher DiPersio, highest honors; Erica Gallo, high honors; Elodie Gauthier, honors; Ryan Greenleaf, highest honors; Denise Jones, honors; Jeremy Kennelly, high honors; Hanna LaRochelle, high honors; Douglas Law, honors; Keri Longacre, high honors; Megan McLaughlin, high honors; Melissa McLaughlin, honors; Ashleigh Michaud, high honors; Kathryn Moran, honors; Kelsey Pillets, honors; Garrett Reed, high honors; Jessica Rousseau, high honors; Karilyn Sheldon, highest honors; Zachary Solomons, high honors; Cristy Theriault, high honors; Nicholas Tovey, honors; James Turmel, honors; Jacqueline VanBerlo, honors. UNH-Manchester The following local students graduated in December 2012 from the University of New Hampshire at Manchester. FROM AMHERST: Jared E. Russell, BA in business, cum laude. FROM BEDFORD: Kelsey Faith Carlson, BA in English. FROM HUDSON: Bianca Jacques, BA in business, magna cum laude. FROM MERRIMACK: Brittany Nash Debelis, BA in communication arts; Elizabeth Jean Derderian, BA in history, summa cum laude; Dennis Francis Hart, BA in biological sciences. FROM MILFORD: William A. Greenwald, BS in electrical engineering technology, magna cum laude. FROM NASHUA: James Roger Bush, BA in biological sciences; Andrew Douglas Casey, BA in communication arts Michael Daniel Dowd, BA in business; Margaret Jane Marsano, BA in English, summa cum laude; Jonathan W. Schultz, BS in computer information systems, cum laude. FROM WINDHAM: Kevin J.
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Nashua Girl Scouts learn about other countries

March 11, 2013, 12:10 pm
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NASHUA – Nashua Girl Scouts learned about other countries and Girl Scouts/Guides at their Thinking Day Celebration at St. Joseph Church recently. Many countries were represented. Troops learned about another country and shared a snack, craft and song, game or other fun thing about that country and their Girl Scouts/Guides. It was a fun way to learn about the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. The Girl Scouts also learned about how important clean water is to everyone in the world.
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Easter Egg Hunt in Bedford helps fight Batten disease

March 12, 2013, 8:25 am
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BEDFORD – The fifth annual Our Promise to Nicholas Easter Egg Hunt will be from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, March 23, at the New Hampshire Sportsplex. The event, organized by the MOMS Club of Bedford, benefits the organization’s mission to find a cure for Batten disease, which afflicts Bedford 9-year-old Nicholas Dainiak. For those not “hunting,” there will be live entertainment, games, a silent auction, a bake sale and raffle tickets for Easter baskets. Tickets are $5 per person or $20 per family. The Sportsplex is at 68 Technology Drive. Vendor sponsorships and advertisement opportunities are available and raffle basket donations are sought.
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Journalism scholarships available to New England students

March 12, 2013, 8:25 am
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DEDHAM, Mass. – The Journalism Education Foundation of New England, a division of the New England Newspaper & Press Association, will award a number of $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors and college students in the region who plan to pursue a career in journalism. To qualify, a student must be a resident of New England, be a senior in high school planning to attend college the next year or a college student studying journalism or a related field, and have a GPA of 2.3 or above. Students can download the scholarship application from www.nenpa.com.
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NH Lions to hold ‘Eye Ball’ on March 15

March 12, 2013, 8:25 am
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The Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation of New Hampshire will hold its annual “Eye Ball, The Speak Easy,” from 7-11 p.m. Friday, March 15, at the Circle 9 Ranch, Epsom. The BYOB event will include food provided by Jitters Cafe, of Pittsfield; dancing to the music of DJ Jammin’ JP; and gambling. The cost is $25, plus the cost to gamble. Call Lion Toni Olden at 677-2431 or Lion Scott Wilson at 770-3700 to reserve tickets and learn the password. For more information about the foundation, visit www.nhlions.org or write to P.O. Box 970, Concord NH 03302-0970.
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Milford High School Honor Roll

March 12, 2013, 8:40 am
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MILFORD – Milford High School announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year. HIGH HONORS GRADE 9: Marrissa Allen, Jessica Brewer, Jack Briggs, Mackenzie Erb, Shane Greska, Emma Griffin, Nova Grummon, Shannon Hull, Miranda Jacques, Joshua Klumpp, Faith McCandless, Natalie Olsen, Michael Schedin, Maxwell Urda, Hannah Waris, Jeremy Wisbey, Emily Wood. GRADE 10: Joshua Beer, Alan Brooks, Kayla Bullwinkel, Miranda Couture, Brooke Danforth, Anastasia Feraco, Erin Giles, Elise Maclaughlin, Kaitlyn Nelson, Isabelle Rivas, Jacob Ryder. GRADE 11: Emily Aster, Claire Bilik, Corinne Bly, Kyle Doyle, Leslie Drew, Jennifer Dupuis, Emma Gardner, Callie Geiger, Christopher Glover, Shannon Kolasinski, Angelena Leal, Courtney LeCuyer, Ashley Mack, Brandon Mederos Parry, Ian Michaud, Kristal Ouellette, Rachel Quirbach, Mitchell Roske, Kathryn Shangraw, Mikayla St. Pierre, Rachel Taylor, Kylee Winnett. GRADE 12: Jarad Asselin, Aaron Blais, Kendra Bonczar, Leigha Dube, Michael Farmer, Robert Finan, Erica Gendron, Cory Kaufold, Kathryn Lannin, Joshua Lepine, Allyson Magee, Dina Pitsas, Lauren Pricskett, Naomi Raices, Emma Santelmann, Mary Sareault, Alison Siegmann, Leah Smith, Michelle Sprague, Madison Sroka, Anna Stephens, Makayla Testa, Breanne Thomas, Jillian Whalen. HONORS GRADE 9: Kristin Antone, Maverick Arcega, Allison Betelak, Abigail Bilik, Joshua Brown, Madison Camirand, Joseph DeGraffenried, Bryce Desrochers, Jacob Elwell, Madison Gagnon, Elayna Gardner, Jacob Girouard, Cayley Guthrie, Hanna Hembrow, Connor Hodgkins, Joy Ingram, Brianna Kilgore, Zaria Kos, Joshua LaLancette, Jordanne Letarte, Olivia Mabbett, Jenna MacKinnon, Meghan Marshall, Nicole McMorrow, Taylor McNeil, Michael Murray, Anna Norford, Kayla Osterhout, Kody Palladino, Michael Pellitteri, Christopher Pervere, Florina Putney, Margaret Recks, Jacob Ricca, Emily Rodriguez, Thomas Russ, William Schoolcraft, Kendall Schwab, Connor Severance, Abigail Shoults, Thomas Simo, Tyler Soucy, Nicole St. Pierre, Christian Steinbrecher, Kurt Thibault, Tessa Wright, Mitchell Zahn. GRADE 10: Amanda Alcox, Cecilia Arnoldy, Alyssa Arseneault, Samuel Aylward-Goguen, Michael Bachilas, Kaitlin Bagby, Marissa Belanger, Jason Blais, Abigail Blanchet, Sarah Carson, Blake Corbit, Elizabeth Curless, Olivia Dalessio, Sean Emerson, Andrew Fuhs, Allison Gath, David Gray, Ashley Gryval, Megan Hammes, Andrew Jepson, Aimee Krafft, Melanie Lambert, Jessica Leach, Brianna Lippitt, Riley Mason, Kaitlyn McManus, Zoe Menendez, Dana Mikkelsen, Savanah Miles, Brandon Moody, Casey Phelps, Adelle Pitsas, Kelsey Poulter, Daniel Reed, Daniel Roske, Jessica Ryan, Matthew Sedlacek, Sydney Simo, Anderson Sinde, Morgan Stephens, Mariah Testa, Kassidy Walker, Kandi Washburn, Sarah Watton, Kayla Worrall. GRADE 11: Amy Addington, Katrina Amadon, Margaret Bell, Genevieve Benoit, Jake Benuck, Joel Bieschke, Bethany Brewer, Ryan Britton, Emile Cayer, Garret Chappell, Chase Chrystal, Ryan Clark, Brianna Close, Devon Crawford, Jennifer Delano, Jacob Drescher, Brittney Elwell, Taylor Fagan, Haley Fantasia, Zachary Ferrarin, Brittany Gentilhomme, Adna Glusac, Connor Gosselin, Mina Grasic, Addie Griggs, Lindsey Gutterson, Molly Harrington, Nathan Hart, Kaleigh Hensley, Trey Hoffhein, Alexandra Hoffman, Brianna Hoffman, Lauren Johnson, Alyssa Kaufold, Benjamin Kaufold, Courtney Kendall. Brittany Lusczyk, Paul Magnus, Cicely Mannino, Jack Nichols, Nathan Oesterle, Erica Osgood, Kyle Ouellette, Kaitlin Parmenter, Katherine Paul, Emma Pearce, Evan Perron, Jennifer Place, Victoria Poplar, Adriana Putney, Erik Rimalover, Shauna Ronan, Andrew Sanborn, Peter Sargent, Emily Saunders, Kasey Sheldon, Skylar Sinde, Cade Smith, James Spalding, Taylor Steinbrecher, Alexander Tamulonis, Ashley Tocci, Megan Tyrrell, Harrison Urda, Elicia Vallier, Jonathan Watton, Samantha Westcott, Bronson White, Kaytlynne White, Rebekka Windt.
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Merrimack High School Honor Roll

March 12, 2013, 8:40 am
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MERRIMACK – Merrimack High School announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year. HIGH HONORS GRADE 9: Annaliese M. Aarthun, Noah Michael Beygelman, Riley R. Clark, Emily M. Duval, Cassidy J.
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Merrimack Middle School Honor Roll

March 13, 2013, 8:40 am
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MERRIMACK – Merrimack Middle School announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year. HIGH HONORS GRADE 7: Kaitlyn M. Adams, Erica L. Agnew, Sebastian G. Altobello, Justin K.
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