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Epsom NH News

January 1, 2014

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The Epsom Library will have a Teen Movie Night on Friday, January 3rd at 6:15 pm featuring the newly released “Sea of Monsters” rated PG. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Sign ups are encouraged. Please call Mrs. Benner at the library at 736-9920 for more info and to sign up.

 


 

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Valley Artisans wants to thank you...

 

We at Valley Artisans want to thank all the local residents who have made it a point to come to our shop year after year.  

 

In this time of financial hardships, and with so much of what we are buying comes from over seas, we are thankful for everyone who is buying local, and values New Hampshire and American made quality items. 

 

Whether buying for themselves or for a loved one, each product you purchase is made with love, and those old values of having pride in what you craft/produce to give everyone the best products money can buy.

 

We will be opening again for the 2014 season in May, our hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.- you can also follow us on Facebook for all our updates and photos of our members/consignors products and fun events, through the season.

 

And if you would like to become a member/consignor when we reopen, during the winter you can send an email to Rachel Brown at [email protected] and she will send you all the information you will need.  When we reopen, please call the shop at 736-8200 after May .

 

We are located at 10 Goboro Rd. Epsom, N.H. - Have a safe and fun filled winter,  and we will see you in the Spring.

 

Rachel 

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Epsom Central School Staff And Faculty

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Mrs. Karen Goulet, Instruction Facilitator

 

Karen writes and follows the progress of applications for federal grants such as the Title I program. She monitors the Renaissance Place programs such as Accelerated Reader and the associated assessments Star Reading and Star Math, works with other faculty members to insure students are receiving the support they need, and coordinates literacy events such as the Family Reading Night, Read across America, and meetings with parents. This year, Karen has been working on the transition to the Common Core State Standards, on which the new testing will be based. She is considering whether changes and/or new resources are needed to help teachers teach these standards, which offer renewed emphasis on the classics, traditional literature, and poetry. Karen has a BS in Family and Consumer Studies and an M.Ed. in reading, both from UNH. She enjoys being part of the educational process for ECS students and sharing her love for books through discussions about great works. Karen particularly likes watching students “put it all together” and begin to read fluently.

 

Karen feels fortunate to be part of the ECS community, a small school which allows all teachers to know students in all grades as they move up from Kindergarten to Grade 8. She finds the staff to be extremely supportive and ready and willing to lend a hand is someone is in need. Karen asks parents to visit ECS and see “all the wonderful learning that takes place every day.” She welcomes the opportunity to answer any questions that visitors might have.

 

Karen lives in Epsom with David, her husband of 22 years, their two children, and two dogs. Their daughter is a Freshman at St. Lawrence University, and they enjoy attending their son’s sporting and musical events at Pembroke Academy. Karen enjoys camping, reading, gardening, and hopes to brush up her long-lost piano skills and to learn to play the harp.

 


 

Letter

 

There is not much I enjoy better than honest, informative, civil debate. I went to the official Free State Project website for an update. I quote:

 

“The Free State Project, a mass migration movement to concentrate 20,000 liberty activists in New Hampshire...Today, the Free State Project announced that 15,000 participants have now signed up to move to New Hampshire for more liberty. This mass migration movement aims to concentrate 20,000 liberty activists in the Live Free or Die state... the organization anticipates it will “Trigger the Move” in 2015...“Reaching 75% of our goal is a major milestone,” said FSP president, Carla Gericke... Although not required to do so until the 20,000 milestone is met, almost 1,500 participants have already moved, more are on the way. - See more at: http://freestateproject.org/blogs/press-releases/free-state-project-hits-75-its-20000-goal-target-mass-migration-nh-2015#sthash.jsMjaRXc.dpuf”;.

 

A lot has happened since I last researched this subject in 2012. The first question which came to my mind was: What does 20,000 signers mean? Does that 20,000 include family members or might it be more like 50,000 to 100,000 people? The website states many are home schoolers. What services, tax credits might these activists want from our school districts? I saw where “Free Staters”, already living here, helped in providing Thanksgiving meals for the needy. What happens to those families the other 364 days a year when there are hundreds of applicants for every chain store job? Might I expect these activists to be mostly “open carry”?

 

We have a lot to discuss in 2014. Meanwhile, I wish for you a happy, healthy, prosperous New Year (and lots of good chocolate).

 

Nancy Heath  

Epsom

 

 


 

 











 
 

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