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Epsom NH News

September 23, 2015

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Evergreen Lodge #53 and Ivy Green Lodge #36 are hosting this year’s Annual Dinner Show “Epsom Rocks” scheduled for Friday, October 2nd at 6 pm & Saturday, October 3rd at 6 pm at the American Legion Hall. The show is directed by Elizabeth Lent and features all local talent. Dinner includes, appetizers, salad, turkey, roast beef, vegetables, beverages and dessert. For reservations call Vickie Benner at 736-4707. Plan to join the fun! Proceeds will benefit the Odd Fellows Hall restoration project and community outreach.

 


 

ROCKET INTO SCOUTING!!!

 

Epsom Pack 80 will be holding sign up/registrations Thursday, September 24th, at Epsom Central School (ECS) on Black Hall Road from 6-8pm. Any boy from grade 1 through 5 is welcome to join.

 

For more info see epsompack80.org or call 435-0396.

 


 

The Inn at Deerfield, a nonprofit home specializing in dementia care, is hosting a Flu Clinic on Thursday, September 24 from 2 to 4 PM.

 

The Concord Regional VNA will be providing flu shots for ages 3 and over. The cost is $30, cash or check. However, if you have insurance through a Medicare Advantage Plan, Medicare Part B, Medicaid, Harvard Pilgrim or Anthem (prefix of NHN, NHP, YGG, EHH or Federal), your insurance will be billed for the immunization. You must have your insurance ID card with you at the clinic.

 

The Inn is located at 34 Ridge Road in Deerfield. Appointments for the flu shot are encouraged, but drop-ins will be welcome as supplies allow. Please contact Kelly at 463-7002 or [email protected] for questions or to make an appointment.

 


 

Letter

 

To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, and Pittsfield,

The House met for the final time this year, on the governor’s vetoes. As expected, only the budget was serious: the rest were essentially party-line votes, with Democrats supporting the governor and Republicans opposed. All failed to get the necessary 2/3 votes.

 

The budget was much more interesting, because of the “deal” reached with the governor. The Senate passed and sent it to us as SB9. It wasn’t a bad deal, actually: the business tax cuts were accelerated, and further tax cuts would apply if revenues grew as expected; there were no increased taxes or fees; the only extra spending was to fund the negotiated state employee contract – and most of that would come from the savings of 2 1/2 months of the continuing resolution. If this had been the budget that came from the committee of conference, I’d have gladly voted for it.

 

However, the “deal” had been negotiated in the backroom, and even worse, was presented to us as “take it or leave it.” Questions, suggested changes – even very small ones – were derided as not in the deal and argued, not on the merits but on the authority of those creating and agreeing to the deal. That attitude bothered me a great deal – it compares to the tactics in Congress, where you have to pass the bill to know what’s in it. So I (and Dan and Michael Brewster) voted in favor of every amendment, and against SB9. We were in the minority, SB9 passing 291-73. The final vote on the override of the budget (needed to incorporate the changes in SB9) was 321-25, with the three of us in favor.

 

Interested readers can email me for my newsletter, with more details than fit here.

 

Representative Carol McGuire

[email protected]

782-4918

 


 

Epsom Old Home Day 2015

Thank You 

 

Congratulations to Priscilla Thompson! On August 8th she was honored as Epsom’s 2015 Citizen of the Year.

 

Thank you to our sponsors: Tim’s Truck Capital, Griggs Enterprises-Concord Home Sales, Carol & Dan McGuire, Suncook River Veterinary Clinic, Davis Fuels Of Epsom, Inc., George Foster III  Complete Auction Service, Hilltop Pizza, Keeler Family Realtors, Stevens Insurance Agency, Mr. & Mrs. G. Wheeler, Barbara Smith, John Moulton, and Joe Davis.

 

Many thanks to the Epsom citizens, volunteers and everyone who helped make this year’s Epsom Old Home Day weekend a wonderful event.

 

Epsom Old Home Day Committee

 


 

Epsom Food Pantry

 

We are almost into Fall, so our needs will be greater as far as the canned goods go. Soups, hash, beef stew, hot cereal, pancake mix, syrup, and we can always use breads, especially white bread. That seems to be a favorite of folks. And as I always say, anything is gratefully received. 

 

We are the receipients of a donation from two lovely ladies monthly. Bravo to them.  It is amazing, the donations I get from Town folks and I can only thank you from the bottom of our hearts. The running of the Pantry, as I have  said many times, would not be as efficient as it is without the steady hand of Ken Brown, the buying and shopping of Liz Robinson, and the handling of the finances by Cheryl Arvanitis. And of course the devotion to the Pantry of our Volunteers. 

 

Until next time,

Priscilla

 


 


 

 











 
 

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