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Northwood NH News

August 1, 2012

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Interfaith Community Kitchen

 

Did you know? The Community Kitchen serves meals every Monday evening from 5:30 - 7:00 at St. Joseph’s Parish Center on Route 4 in Northwood.  Our doors are open to Anyone who is in need of a meal or would like some time to spend with others. Entrée choices, fresh salad, veggies, warm bread, delicious desserts, plus hot and cold drinks are served. If you know of someone who would benefit from a meal but cannot get to the center, please come by and pick up a meal that you can deliver to him/her.  We would love to have you join us!

 


 

Letter

 

I think a lot about serving as a state representative, should my district send me to the State House in November. I think about what has happened since November 2010, how much we will need to fix, and the future we will need to prepare for. That, for me, is a major part of the work of state government, keeping those things we can’t do efficiently and effectively for ourselves running, and planning for the future. 

 

A big part of the process of government is the joint work of a governor and a legislature. So, of course, I am very interested in who the next governor will be. I’ve looked at my choices and one person stands out, heads above the rest. That person is Jackie Cilley.

 

We have some incredible challenges before us as a state. We have the mistakes of the past year and a half to correct, and we have a future in a global society on a warming planet to prepare for. We need to have a full tool box, and we need to be able to use those tools to help the people of NH, to whom we owe a great responsibility, weather the coming storms and be healthy and prosperous.

 

Jackie will open the tool box for NH and let us decide which tools to use.  She knows business, and economics, she understands labor, healthcare and education policy, and she has talked to people all across the state. She is ready to lead.

 

Lucy Edwards
Northwood




Letter
Live Free or Die (trying)

 

Yesterday, mid-afternoon, I was still in my pajamas because my ‘Spring cleaning’ came late this year and I did not want to take time from organizing to dress properly.

 

I had a visitor in the form of the local Animal Control Officer. A very nice young man, I may add. A neighbor of mine, who (big surprise here) chose to remain anonymous, filed a complaint about my rooster (yes, I said rooster) being too loud. It seems my rooster has the ungodly habit of making noise when the sun comes up. Go figure.

 

I want to publicly announce that  darned rooster has had a severely stern talking to. I have also bought him a blindfold. If all goes well, he will never know when the sun actually comes up or when God’s day is truly due to begin.

 

In the event that my fervent attempts prove unsuccessful, if anyone would like to donate money for a rooster psychiatrist so that he can be helped, by a professional, to deal with his deep-seated animosity towards our neighbors (which he certainly must have to be so annoying); those donations would be most welcomed. Just mail them to: Mr. Rooster’s Psyche Fund, 151 Main Street, Northwood, NH 03261.

 

I would also like to publicly thank my anonymous neighbor for reminding me of how strong a person I am at not allowing negative thoughts to enter my mind. I would also like to thank you for teaching my children that there really is good and bad at all levels and they need to be constantly conscious of what a liberal, selfish, controlled world we live in.

 

God Bless America!
Yvette DeVeau-Hurd




Watershed Annual Meeting

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Jim Vaillancourt, outgoing president of Northwood Lake Watershed Association,

receives a thank you tribute from Marie Damon.

 

Jim Vaillancourt, retiring president of the Northwood Lake Watershed Association, presided at the 2012 Annual Meeting held at the Northwood Town Hall, July 21, 2012.
Committee Updates:

 

Brad Hall and his Dive Team recently spent two days and removed 280 gallons of milfoil.  Since 2010, the milfoil problem has substantially improved but will need continued monitoring and management. Dive Team tenders are needed.  Tenders, usually in kayaks, dispose of the milfoil divers bring up. If you are interested in becoming a tender, please call Brad Hall, 942-7138. 

 

Phragmite elimination has made good progress on the lake.

 

The Lake Host Program also needs volunteers.  Lake Hosts monitor and conduct courtesy inspections on boats entering and exiting Northwood Lake for exotic aquatic species. To help, please contact Joyce Lothian at [email protected].

Elections:

 

The following were elected as President and Directors of the Northwood Lake Watershed Association. President, Kevin Ash;  Director Joyce Lothian, Camp Wah-Tut-Ca; Director Dean Momburge, Lynn Grove; Director Maureen Croteau, Association Drive; Director Andrea Tomlinson, Water Control; Director Sharon Evans, Loon Estates; Director Linda Royer, Lake Sites Drive.

 

Doug Chamberlin announced he will be stepping down from his Director’s position. Thank you, Doug, for your service and commitment to the Northwood Lake Watershed Association.

 

Speaker:

Col. Charles Samaris, District Commander of the U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers, NE District, was the guest speaker.  Col. Samaris spoke on the responsibilities of Federal, state, town and individuals pertaining to waterways. He also answered many questions from the audience.

 

The current newsletter and membership forms have been mailed. Remember to renew your membership and keep in touch at www.northwoodlake.com.

 


 


 

 











 
 

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