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  • Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick attracts young athletes for various reasons

    BY RYAN O’CONNOR Last year, Auburn’s Joey Dudek rode his arm and leg to Gillette Stadium – and very nearly the Super Bowl. Dudek, who won the 10- and 11-year-old division of the local Pepsi Punt, Pass and Kick competition last August, also triumphed at the sectional competition in Bristol, R.I., and then the regional ...
    Posted to Auburn News (Weblog) by Hooksett Editor on August 6, 2008
  • Symptoms, treatment and prevention for bug-born illnesses

    EASTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS Although Eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, has not been detected in samples taken from around New England this year, officials urge that care be taken to avoid contracting this viral disease, considered to be one of the most deadly mosquito-borne diseases in the United States, according to the U.S. ...
    Posted to Salem Observer (Weblog) by Salem Editor on July 30, 2008
  • Bug battle - Most towns can’t afford disease-prevention measures

    BY JENN McDOWELL As warm summer weather entices people to spend more time outside, state health officials are warning residents to be more aware of the big dangers that lie in wait in the tiniest of organisms. Jason Stull, New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services’ public health veterinarian, said that right now ...
    Posted to Salem Observer (Weblog) by Salem Editor on July 30, 2008
  • Bow counselor is a happy camper

    Phil Sletten of Bow is working as an instructor at the Friends of the Eagle New Hampshire Audubon day camp for 8- to 10-year-olds at the McLane Audubon Center in Concord. In a recent interview by Zach Blatt of Bedford, a volunteer for the New Hampshire Audubon, Sletten talks about his experience working with youngsters. Sletten is a ...
    Posted to Bow Times (Weblog) by Bow Editor on July 23, 2008
  • Cheaper heat: How efficient is your fuel?

    BY GINGER KOZLOWSKI If there’s one person who’s doing well in this changing economy, it’s John Labbe. Labbe is the owner of Hearth Designs in Hooksett, and he sells pellet stoves, wood stoves, fireplaces and other heating-related items. With people looking for alternatives to heating with oil, he said pellet stoves ...
    Posted to Salem Observer (Weblog) by Salem Editor on July 9, 2008
  • At games, some adults cross the line of unacceptable behavior

    BY RYAN O’CONNORSitting at a youth hockey conference, watching what was likely to be another boring prerecorded training video, Kermit Brunelle sighed. On the screen, Don Lucia, coach of the national champion University of Minnesota ice hockey team, was giving a speech. “A lot of people think I have the best job in hockey, and I tell ...
    Posted to Hooksett Banner (Weblog) by Hooksett Editor on July 2, 2008
  • Local people want to save money but still travel

    BY JENN MCDOWELL With gas prices flirting with the $4 mark, it’s a wonder people are sticking to their summer vacation plans. But for the most part they will, according to the American Automobile Association. They’ll just be more frugal. While AAA has not released official summer travel projections yet this year other than ...
    Posted to Salem Observer (Weblog) by Salem Editor on May 28, 2008
  • Streets are full of potholes; money is running out

    BY MATT SCHOOLEYLong after the snow has melted beneath the warm rays of spring sunshine, New Hampshire towns will still be feeling Mother Nature’s wrath. This time, it won’t be barraging residents from the sky. Instead, it will hit them under their tires. “I was coming from Hannaford the way I come up every day,” said Jane ...
    Posted to Hooksett Banner (Weblog) by Hooksett Editor on March 19, 2008
  • School-best D-II record earns GHS home ice

    BY RYAN O’CONNORHome ice is nice, but Goffstown head coach Peter Bedford is more focused on the hot product skating on the cold surface. “I don’t care where it is, it could be in the pond out back … To me it’s an opportunity,” he said. Going into the final game of the season, the Grizzlies knew their ...
    Posted to Goffstown News (Weblog) by Goffstown Editor on February 27, 2008
  • Gagnon, among all Manchester grapplers, reaches New Englands

    BY RYAN O’CONNORAmong city schools competing at the Meet of Champions, it was Manchester Memorial finishing highest with 20 points to Central’s 13 and West’s 10. That’s due, in large part, to Jacob Gagnon’s second-place finish in the 215-pound weight class at the meet on Saturday, Feb. 23, at Londonderry High ...
    Posted to Auburn News (Weblog) by Hooksett Editor on February 27, 2008
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