This Weekend’s LRPA After Dark Feature: 1954’s “Suddenly”
Join Lakes Region Public Access Television at 10:30 p.m. this
Friday and Saturday night (April 13 & 14) for this week’s “LRPA
After Dark” encore presentation of 1954’s film noir crime drama
“Suddenly,” starring Sterling Hayden and Ol’ Blue Eyes himself,
Frank Sinatra.
“Suddenly” tells the tale of three would-be assassins who come
to the town of Suddenly, California, with murder on their minds:
specifically, killing the President of the United States as he
travels through on the train. They pose as FBI agents to gain
entrance to a home, then take everyone hostage while they plan
their despicable deed. Sinatra made this film hot off of his
Oscar-winning role in “From Here to Eternity,” and was keen to
play a villain. He did so to high critical praise. A sad
footnote to this film is that allegedly,” Suddenly” is the film
that Lee Harvey Oswald watched the evening before he shot
President Kennedy to death in Dallas, TX. Hollywood legend
has it that, upon hearing this news, Sinatra demanded that
“Suddenly” be pulled from any further film distribution. Because
of this, many younger viewers have never had the chance to see
this film, one that The New York Times hailed as “… a compact
study of terror and suspense, with a bit of a nervous
contemplation of a psychopathic character thrown in.” If
you’ve never seen “Suddenly,” you’re in a classic film treat! So
grab your popcorn and join LRPA after dark for this crime drama
from the past.
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Quarter 3 Honor Roll 2017-2018
Headmaster David S. Smith is pleased to announce the honor roll
for the third quarter.
Grade 12 HIGH HONOR ROLL
Emma Arsenault, Alicia Baratier, Raven Barnes, Taylor
Bettencourt, Sandra Black, Paul Colson, Emily Cunningham, Emma
DuBois, Sarah Dupuis, Julia Greene, Hannah Halka, Brady Johnson, Nina-Marie Laramee,
Olivia Lee, Erik Nelson, Kayla Pollak, Alyssa Reiff, Nicole
Rogier, Allison Rose, Victoria Sheridan, Garrett
Skidds, Julia Sommer, Kathryn Spadafora, Hailey Stevens
Grade 12 HONOR ROLL
Emily Anderson Bailey Arnold-Fuchs,
Haley Arnold-Fuchs, Maxim Begin, Jacob Bisson, Erin Boodey,
Timothy Bowen, Leah Bridge, Jaelyn Brooks, Suzannah Buzzell,
Sydney Carney, Orion Clachar, Travis Corson, Madelyn Dallaire,
Domminique Depianti, Sarah Doiron, Derek Elwell, Isabelle
Feenstra, Aidan Fillion, Jacob Flanagan, Jocelyn Gagnon, Sydney
Gast, Spence Goad, John Grygiel, Jordan Haddock, Joseph Hebert-Morello Cora Hodgdon, Sydney Ho-Sue, Alexis Kendall,
Danielle Landry, Emily Lentz, Kathryn Levesque, Jacob Lock,
Isabelle Lupinacci, Shemrey Lussier, Aimee Mason, Trevor
Massingham, Eleanor McDonough, Alexander Mercedes, Cailinn
Monahan, Amaya Newport, Jadelyn Newport, Margaret Norman,
Maxwell Nowak, Shannon Perreault, Caleb Rollins, Nicholas
Sanderson, Nathanial Schroeder, Faith Shiere, Courtney Snow,
Jacob Spainhower, Deanna St. Laurent, Drew Stevens, Evan
Tanguay, Caitlyn Ustaszewski, Benjamin Watson, Lindsay Wright
Grade 11 HIGH HONOR ROLL
Shayla Ashley, Shealyn Bedell, Alice Ewing,
Cassuarina French, Ian Gollihur, Kirsten Gunderson, Colby
Hoffman, Delaney Jean, Paige Marston, Shane Marston, Maria
Ortiz, Kelsey Pine, Emma Tobbe, Megan Wimsatt
Grade 11 HONOR ROLL
Aidan Ahern, Taevamaria Ahern, Elijah Allen, Kaitlyn Allsup,
Nicholas Allsup, Alissa Ames, Calvin Antosiewicz, Braelin
Ash, Jordan Bell, Griffen Bono, Jackson Burke, Susan Burnap,
Clayton Canfield, Derek Capo, Luke Chalifour, Madison
Cunningham, Makenzie Daly, Pietra Depianti, Dylan DeTrude,
Alivia DiPrizio, Brian Downer, Nicholas Dyer, Maggie Eaton,
Taylor Edgecomb, Olivia Farrar, Mackenzie Flanders, Cameron
Goodwin, Autumn Graham, Leah Gustin, Benjamin Healey, Kevin
Hennessey, Kayla Hicking, Alyssa Hill, Todd Holman, Sean Hooper,
Alyssa Hubbard, Sarah Jensen, Adah Keeney, Brandon
Lamarre, Nicolas LaMontagne, Tyler LaMontagne, Albert Lapiejko,
Logan Ledoux, Cooper Leduke, Celia Leighton, Gavyn Lewis Jiaxuan
Li, Gwyneth Locke, Brice Lussier, Lillian Marie, Lily Marston,
Caleb Mihelich, Lucciano Minasalli, Jonathan Moehlmann, Hayden
Murray, Sydney Neuman, Dylan Nigro, Jackson Noel, Willow
Normandin, Emily Olofson, Reegan Osborne, Stephen Peroff, Serena Poulin, Carly Ramsey, Alexander
Reynosa, Jacob Rich, Olivia Roach, Emerson Ross, Alison
Routhier, Brooke Sawyer, Bailey Travers, Emily van Gerena, Julia
Warren, Mason Winiarski
Grade 10 HIGH HONOR ROLL
Seamus Baker, Lauren Best, Katherine Blake,
Codi Boheen, Madison Bowen, Benjamin Brieger, Ruby Carr, Riley
Colby, Anthony Comte, Addison Craven, Lauren Curtin, Thomas
Daly, Hunter DeCota, Hazel Dellario, Celia Fogarty, Megan Frost,
Ashley Gatchell, Nathaniel Huckins, Shannon Jackson, Mirah
Johnston, Owen Judge, Hayden Knight, Madison Kriete, Raymond
Lapiejko, Malachy Leclere, Evan Lentz, Kaili Linscott, Michael
MacEachern, Hayleigh McNeil, Katherine Messenger, Cordelia
Norris, Connor Nowak, Michaela Power, Lauren Rose, Madison
Tortorella-Lewis
Grade 10 HONOR ROLL
Hunter Adams, Isabelle Allan, Emily Anderson, Jaden
Boulanger, Tre’ Bourdon, Brianna Burke, Alexis Call, Matthew
Davis, Makayla DeButts, Nathan Dedeo, Samuel DelFuoco, Maggie Donovan, Dawson Dubois, Lillian Farley, George
Fasulo, Sydney Feenstra, Olivia Fontes, Jacob
Foster, Collin Gier, Jane Hammond, Natalie Harris, Patrick Helm,
Hailie Holland, Seth Howard, Brianna Jackson, Abigail Jerome,
Victoria Johnston, Sophie Laird, Adeline Leifer, Elizabeth
Libbey, Savannah Marsh, Alexi Mattie, Brynna Meeker, Genevieve
Melanson, Angelise Moss, Patrick Murray, Ryan Nester, Abigail
O’Connor, Fiona O’Shea, Samuel Patteson, Kelsey Pease, Jake
Peck, Aidan Perra, Cole Perra, Anna Principato, Jacob Radwan,
Kiersten Ranfos, Kathleen Roach, Kora Robito, Sophia Sabina,
Elizabeth Shultz, Mark Sommer, Crystal Stalk, Cody Tanguay, Morgan Tatem, Mary Thoms, Willow Tritter,
Isabella Valarese, Paige Valli, Lauren Veno, Meskerem Wallace,
Skylar Ward, Samantha Welch, Alexandra Wheeler, Dylan White,
Luke Wiggin, Amanda Womble
Grade 9 HIGH HONOR ROLL
Jennifer Bettencourt, Amelia Brackett, Emily Buehne, Morgan
Burnap, Aislin Burt, Inle Bush, Hogan Cain, Austin Carrier,
Benjamin Clinch, Addison Cox, Corinne Fernald, Carter Ford,
Aaron Gundersen, Patrick Hill, Allison Mackey, Sarah Marsh,
Tessa Millette, Robert Morrison, Kira NealBurk, Olivia
Noni, Matthew Ramstrom, Brenna Roy, Sarah Souliere, Darin Sweet,
Drusilla Szatko, Jordan Whittier
Grade 9 HONOR ROLL
Jacob Anderson, Kirin Asselin, Sylas Aucella, Declan Baker,
Phoenix Boyce, Ava Burbank, Charlotte Cleaver, Gabrielle
Critchett, Jesse Davis, Mya Dicey, Parker Eaton, Cullen Escabi,
Molly Ewing, Aidan Flynn, Camryn Gatchell, Thomas Goodwin, Madeline Grygiel, Broder Gunderson, Porter Heigis,
Jacob Hobart Kathryn Hocevar, Jacob Hodgdon, Michael Holderby,
Camden Johnson, Olivia Kreps, Piper Leduke, John Levitow III,
Wyatt Mackey, Grace Matthews, Adeline McAlpin, William
McCusker, Morgan McPhee, Percival Melanson, Logan
Mihelich, Giovanni Minasalli, William Moehlmann, Emily Morris,
Riley Mulligan, Hunter Murray, Isabel Myers, Emma Naves, Mary
Katherine Patteson, Jacob Phinney, Emma Pinard, Benjamin
Poirier, Andrew Quaglia, Mackenzie Quick, Angelina Rene,
Aiden Schutte, Aidyn Short, Jonathan Small, Cole Smith, Benjamin
Snow, Autumn Stevens, Maggie Sylvester, Nicole Thomas, Luke
Tkaczyk, Jordan Trahant, Spencer Trott, Thomas Trumble, Beatrice
Tursi, Caitlyn van Gerena, Ethan Vollertsen, Makayla Ware, Lian
Welch, Valentina White, Charlotte Winiarski, Tanner Wotton,
Emma Zollman
Letter To The Editor
The
selectmen have decided that the new swap shop building is
enough! We will have no walls, no insulation, although it’s been
donated by a generous resident, no heat, no shelves. Other than
the electrical ($2900) and the flooring, the cost is $1500. This
is not coming from the selectmen’s pockets, it’s coming from the
expendable trust fund, which was set up just for this purpose.
This money was made from residents recycling in the hopes that
we could see some improvements to the transfer station.
Call your selectmen and town administrator and let them know
what you want. Jim Valincourt is right when he says this falls
to the selectmen, their job is to do the will of the people and
everyone I talk to wants the swap shop up and running. Many
people have donated many things to get this accomplished. By not
finishing this building, the selectmen are discouraging anyone
from volunteering for anything in this town.
The
chairman of any committee should not browbeat other members into
submission, it’s not the way the system works. Maybe we should
spend a little money on a Robert’s Rules of Order for the town
hall.
At
this time we have $62,138.39 in the transfer station fund, minus
the cost of electrical and flooring ($3900) and $1500 for
plywood, paint, etc., we would still have a $56,738.39 balance.
As I’ve said so many times before, this fund was set up to
improve the transfer station, it can’t be used for anything
else!
This building will save taxpayers money and that is what counts.
If the selectmen cannot see the benefits to finishing the
building, what else are they missing?
Til
Next Time,
Viena Dow