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Northwood NH News

September 22, 2010

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On September 26, Sunday evening at 6 p.m., there will be a hymn sing held at the Northwood Advent Christian Church in the Narrows on Route 107.


We are inviting you to come fellowship with us and sing praises to God through your favorite hymn. “…Is anyone happy? Let him sing songs of praise.” James 5:13.


See you there. Sponsored by the Ladies Mission Group.




Celebrate “National Library Card Sign-Up Month” at the Chesley Memorial Library with free replacement library cards until the end of September. In addition, join us for refreshments sponsored by the Friends of the Library during an open house on Saturday, September 25, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.



 

Watershed Lake Survey Successful


Northwood Lake Watershed Association President, Jim Vaillancourt and Vice President, Kevin Ash, surveyed the lake with Mike Lennon (Aquatic Control Technologies, ACT) and Amy Smagula (NH Department of Environmental Services, DES) to assess the effectiveness of the June treatment. The lake looks good and the change from last year is huge. There is still milfoil, but not the heavy patches that were there last year. The 2,4D treatment this year was effective with little regrowth.


Our own dive team, in learning to dive, cleaned up a cove off Baker Ave. and the professional dive team we hired cleared most of the milfoil from the Lake Site’s Cove that we couldn’t use 2,4D in.


Next year we need to treat Phragmites on the lake. Phragmites are an exotic form of the common reed that crowds out native species. We will ask for a permit from the state to dig out the roots. It will take several work sessions to do this. The largest clump is by the public boat ramp.


Good News! Native aquatic plants, Elodea, Pondweed, Bladderwort, Tape Grass and Nitella are back in places that were filled with milfoil last fall. The chemical treatment did not affect them.


Hard work and enthusiasm by Association members have made this a very successful year.


Join us at www.northwoodlake.com

 


 

Letter


In running for Representative in Rockingham District 1 to regain my old seat, I lost by 51 votes, but thank you to the many voters who voted for me and will continue to keep track of legislation and testify when necessary on those that affect the citizens tax bills and the Right to Know.


I congratulate the winners and urge voters to support the five who won.


May any who were elected always think before voting, “how will this affect the citizens in my town and county?”


The last four years we had state representative Maureen Mann vote repeatedly to increase the property tax bills and the costs to register your car or get a license to do business. Always these costs get translated in your property taxes. If you can afford it, then think of your constituents and neighbors who can’t and vote for those who will watch our property tax bills and pocketbooks.


Harriet E. Cady
Deerfield

 


 

Letter


After over a decade of community involvement in Northwood, where I live, and in the local region, I have responded to requests from many of my friends and neighbors and am running for State Representative from Rockingham District One, Candia, Deerfield, Northwood and Nottingham, this year. I will be retiring from my full-time job at the end of the year, and will have the time to devote to serving the citizens of these four small towns whose strengths and challenges I have come to know very well.


What I bring to this campaign includes the experience of serving on the Selectboard, the Planning Board, the Budget Committee and numerous other committees for the town, reporting for The Forum, our local on-line and print newspaper, being a volunteer board member for BearPaw Regional Greenways, our local land trust, and joining with others to form the Northwood Area Farmers Market Association.


I also bring the quality of leadership, encouraging and helping others to get involved in their communities. I share with them the rewards of bringing people together to identify and achieve goals they have set. And I bring vision, seeing where we can go together if we work with each other with respect and compassion.


The next few years may well be challenging for our towns and our state. We need well-thought-out solutions, not slogans. We can move forward. You can follow this campaign on my blog NO GOING BACK [http://www.lenogoingback.blogspot.com/], and on Facebook, Lucy Edwards for State Representative.


Please vote on Nov. 2. Your vote counts, your involvement in your community counts, and you CAN make a difference.


Lucy C. Edwards
Northwood

 


 


 

 











 
 

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