Preschool Openings!
Now is
the time to think about enrolling your child in preschool! The
Center School in Northwood is accepting registrations for the
2012-2013 school year.
The
Center School is a parent cooperative preschool located next to the
Town Hall in Northwood, which provides a developmental program for
three, four, and five year-olds of Northwood and surrounding towns.
There are openings in our two-day (T/Th) program and three-day
(M/W/F) morning programs. Call us soon and come for a visit! For
information, please call director Karen Andersen at the school at
942-7686.
Interfaith Community Kitchen Opens Monday, April 16!
For
those in need of a free cooked meal or an evening of fellowship, the
Interfaith Community Kitchen, located at St. Joseph’s Church, on
Route 4 in Northwood, will open its doors each Monday evening from
5:30-7:00 pm. Join us for food and friendship. No reservations
required. For more information contact Our Lady of Lourdes/St.
Joseph’s Parish at 435-6242.
Northwood Congregational Church is hosting their annual roast beef
supper on Saturday, April 21st. The cost is: $10 per adult, $5 for
12 and under. First seating is 5 pm, and the second at 6:15 pm.
Specify seating time preference when you order your ticket(s) by
calling either Dan Ferguson (603-828-3170) or the Church (942-7116).
This will sell out, so make your reservations early for this
delicious event. With home baked pie and beverages included with
dinner, what a bargain!
CBNA
FBLA To Walk For MS
Coe
Brown Northwood Academy’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
chapter will be walking in the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
annual Walk MS: Manchester on April 15, 2012. The team,
Bears in Businesswear, is made up of FBLA members and is walking for
its 14th year to raise money toward finding a cure for
MS.
The
National MS Society is moving research forward by relentlessly
pursuing prevention, treatment and cure. They are moving to
reach out and respond to individuals, families and communities
living with multiple sclerosis. They are moving politicians
and legislation to champion the needs of people with MS through
activism, advocacy and influence. They are moving to mobilize
the millions of people who want to do something about MS now.
Last
year, the Greater New England Chapter spent over $8 million on MS
education, support, advocacy, services, and research to benefit more
than 19,000 individuals and families who are affected by MS in
Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and 400,000 across
the country.
Anyone
who wants to donate, to the CBNA team can go to the msnewengland.org
website and donate to the Bears in Businesswear. Please help
by making a donation - large or small - to create a world free of
MS.
Ed
Gerhard In Concert At Coe-Brown
Grammy
Award winning guitarist (and Strafford resident) Ed Gerhard will
play a benefit concert at Coe-Brown on Friday, April 13 at 7 pm in
the Gerrish Gym. The opening act is local singer and CBNA alumnus
Tom Schena of Barrington. Coe-Brown students have also been invited
to perform during one of Ed’s numbers.
Tickets
are $20 for adults, $12 for students and $50 for a family of four.
The concert is general admission; tickets are not being pre-sold and
must be purchased at the door.
This is
a benefit concert for a future arts center here at Coe-Brown. There
will be a raffle and snack table that evening, as well as
merchandise for sale by the artists. For more information contact
Coe-Brown at 603-942-5531.
Letter
To The
Northwood school:
My son
was sent home with a letter stating you have to keep taking away
privileges such as bathroom, and now locker, maybe even their
science camp out because of vandalism that is being done to the
school.
For you
who work at the school and have not noticed these little things
called security cameras, they work very well. May I suggest that you
look at the tapes and find the responsible party instead of letting
the children that are doing this make you look like lazy people who
are not doing their jobs?
This is
the reason why you did not get your money or your pay increases;
this is it right here. Instead of seeing who is doing it, you would
rather threaten the children as a whole. I know my son asked you
flat out why you don’t look at the camera and the response was "we
don’t want to be policing the children."
So,
since the cameras are no good, please disconnect them to save on our
electrical bill. And I am sure if this trip does not happen, the
school will be refunding all the money back to the children.
Janet Delfuoco
Letter
Thanks
to Northwood Voters
I would
like to thank everyone who voted for me to serve a 3 year term on
the Northwood Budget Committee. I appreciate it; thank you so much.
I promise I’ll do whatever I can to keep our taxes as low as
possible.
Also, I would like to thank you for re-electing Selectman Bob Holden
and School Board member Tim Jandebeur. In my opinion their are both
truly the taxpayers friend. Again, thank you.
Bonnie
Lee Sears
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