There will be an informational meeting for people from Northwood
and the surrounding communities to learn more about Bernie
Sanders’ stand on the issues in his 2016 Presidential Campaign.
The meeting will be held at the Northwood Community Center, 135
Main Street, Northwood Narrows, at 7pm on Wednesday, July 15,
2015. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, call
Karl Bergeron at 942-8941.
Congratulations to John Akers of Northwood who has been named to
the President’s Honor Roll for the Spring 2015 semester at
Bismarck State College.
Students must maintain at least a 3.50 grade point on a 4.00
scale while enrolled in at least 12 semester hours of classes to
qualify.
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Quarter 4 Honor Roll
Headmaster David S. Smith is pleased to announce the honor roll
for the fourth quarter.
Grade 12 – Highest Honors
Sarah Curtin, Bryan Ekstrom, Mariah Feegel, Audrey Getman,
Katheryn Huckins, Ashley LeBlanc, Megan Leduke, Katherine
Martel, Kyle Nelson, Benjamin Porter and Nicole Torosian
Grade 12 – High Honors
Alexa Barnes, Samantha Beaupre, Willden Butler, Dylan Clark,
Joshua Conrad, Liam Corless, Kyana Currier, Rachel Dallaire,
Gregory Doane, Hannah Eaton, Brianna Ferreira, Cailtin Foley,
Molly Gibson, Aurora Goodwin, Kendall Goodwin, Erika Grand,
Brianna Hanson, Hannah Herter, Garrett Kunz, Andrew Lambert,
Elizabeth MacEachern, Gaelyn O’Dwyer, Ashley Perron, Cassandra
Rogers, Connor Tasker, Madison Thivierge, Kate Tomaszewski,
Cameron Watson and Alexander Yonchak
Grade 12 – Honors
Kerry Baratier, Victoria Buck, Joshua Chadwick, Ariel Clachar,
Douglas Clifford, Hjalmer DeVarey, Tyler Doiron, Olivia Drew,
Nicole Durell, Emma Easler, Logan Eighmey, Tyler Freeman, Hannah
Grady, Alexander Hafez, Zachary Huot, Jacob Jackman, Bianca
Ketenci, Tess Lambert, Austin Leith, Lauren Montgomery, Jessica
Ohrenberger, Hannah Parker, Jamie Pratt, Amanda Riley, Anthony
Russo, Haley Ruth, Kassandra Southwick, Christopher
Starkweather, Joseph Stevens, Veronica Swindell and Zachary Wood
Grade 11 – Highest Honors
Kayleigh Bounds, Hannah Carlson, Megan Elwell, Ryu Kondrup,
Jolene Levesque, Maria Rainey and Henry Turcotte
Grade 11 – High Honors
Vanessa Anderson, Hannah Arroyo, Nicole Beaupre, Chloe
Bettencourt, Molly Boodey, Callie Brochu, Michaela Cirillo,
Christie Clause, Julia Cormier, Laura Cozine, James Crosby,
Randall Daniels, Elisabeth Danis, Molly DeTrude, Bailey Docko,
Erin Docko, Sydney Fisher, Christen Gallant, Cheyenne Gardner,
Tayla George, Lavender Goodwin, Rosemary Goodwin, Taylor
Goodwin, Arianna Gunderson, Claire Hammond, Tyler Holman, Daphne
Jordan, Samuel Koskela, Brooke Laskowsky, Cortney Lewis, Brianna
O’Connor, Jason Palmer, Hayley Pierce, Billie Pingree, Mackenzi
Prina, Ashley Reiff, Zachary Rheaume, Holly Roman, Meredith
Roman, Jake Scarponi, Kristina Seavey, Kayleigh Sherman, Cole
Short, Andrew Shultz, Henry Smith, Julie Souryavong, Phaleap
Taing, Liam Taylor, Drew Tessier, Abigail Turcotte, Mariah
Valerio and Sydney Wilson
Grade 11 – Honors
Brandi Allen, Parker Aube, Ryan Bailey, Jared Carlson, Nicholas
Chase, Dalton Colman, Andrew Comte, Devin Correia, Casey Davies,
Gage Desrosiers, Jacob Dunkerley, Matthew Guckert, Michael
Haddock, Cameron Lamarre, Bethany Levenson, Collin Levenson,
Damian May, Jessica Miles, Jared Neal, William Ohrenberger,
Meghan Percy, Bailey Poland, Tyler Schroeder, Megan Spainhower
and Daven Thorne
Grade 10 – Highest Honors
Taylor Baxter-Orluk, Davio DeLuca, Abigail Dupuis, Marissa Gast,
William Girard, Jillian Gordon, Maria Pia Hachem, Joshua Hall,
Amanda Lee, Mallory Perron, Zackary Pine, Allison Pratt and
Kylee West
Grade 10 – High Honors
Miranda Adcock, Brody Ashley, Ryan Barnard, Summer Barnes,
Elizabeth Bisson, Amanda Bolduc, Joel Boulanger, Samantha Clark,
Kate Clinch, Donovan Corless, Emelia Cronshaw, Kassandra Crosby,
Shane Fillion, Sheridan Gancarz, Alexander Gray, Brenda Hayes,
Emily Hughes, Arianna Jones, Jackalynn Joy, Catherine Langdon,
Caroline Lavoie, Samuel Lupinacci, Donald MacCallum, Arianna
Maker, Rebecca Masison, Chelsea McCallion, Sophia Menjivar,
McKenzie Moehlmann, Steven O’Donnell, Cassidy O’Dwyer, Noah
Olewine, Katlyn Palumbo, Caitlyn Pitre, Mikayla Prina, Katie
Rankins, Tanner Richards, Tatum Santos, Thomas Sheehan V, Jacob
Snow, Jessica Tolento, Desiree Wentworth, LilyGrace York and
Abigail Zollman
Grade 10 – Honors
Cassandra Barnhart, Kayla Boucher, Matthew Brown, Lauren
Burrows, Colin Cain, Morgan Call, Lynzie Chase, Steven Chase,
Damarah Cormier, Tristan Cullen, Sadie Donnelly, Emily Goulas,
Ryan Graeme, Nathan Griffiths, Joseph Guptill, Tristan Jardon,
Morgan Labrecque, Jacob LaChapelle, Bradley Leith, Emily Marie,
William Mathison, Jordan May, Zachary Richards, Shannon Riley,
Samantha Roche, Mason Shoup, Shaun Stevens, Emery Travers, Paige
Trela, William White, Noah Wojtkowski and Zowi Woodman
Grade 9 – Highest Honors
Haley Arnold-Fuchs, Raven Barnes, Sandra Black, Grace Blake,
Paul Colson, Sarah Dupuis, Brady Johnson, Ahna McCusker, Alyssa
Reiff, Victoria Sheridan and Caitlyn Ustaszewski
Grade 9 – High Honors
Emily Anderson, Bailey Arnold-Fuchs, Emma Arsenault, Alicia
Baratier, Maxim Begin, Taylor Bettencourt, Suzannah Buzzell,
Emily Cunningham, Domminique Depianti, Sarah Doiron, Jackson
Douglas, Emma DuBois, Derek Elwell, Isabelle Feenstra, Aidan
Fillion, Sydney Gast, Samuel Godwin, Julia Greene, Jordan
Haddock, Hannah Halka, Joseph Hebert-Morello, Nina-Marie
Laramee, Olivia Lee, Emily Lentz, Jacob Lorden, Isabelle
Lupinacci, Abigail Mathison, Alexander Mercedes, Cailinn
Monahan, Eric Nelson, Amaya Newport, Jadelyn Newport, Scott
Norwood, Maxwell Nowak, Shania Patten, Kayla Pollak, Catrina
Purington, Nicole Rogier, Allison Rose, Nathaniel Schroeder,
Garrett Skidds, Jacob Spainhower, Kiley St. Francis, Drew
Stevens, Hailey Stevens, Devin Sullivan and Ander Wensberg
Grade 9 – Honors
Ryan Bevins, Erin Boodey, Orion Clachar, Christopher Currier,
Kellyn Flanagan, Jocelyn Gagnon, John Grygiel, Alexis Kendall,
Kathryn Levesque, Jacob Lock, Michaela McAllister, Eleanor
McDonough, Margaret Norman, Daniel Schlim, Samantha Schroeder,
Cassandra Stover, Kieran Taylor, Faith Wilson and Lindsay Wright
Letter
Proclaim Liberty Throughout All the Land
On
July 4th, 1776, our forefathers seceded from England, declaring
“That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free
and Independent States.” New Hampshire was the first colony to
declare its independence, doing so a month before the July 4th
signing we celebrate this week.
Leading up to the Declaration of Independence were the battles
of Lexington and Concord, and Bunker Hill. These early battles
involved many NH farmers, including some from our neck of the
woods. Here’s a story told close to a century ago by a local
woman:
“The Minute Men of Nottingham”
“When the Call to Arms came in 1775 sixty minute men mustered on
Nottingham Square near the old church.
“The men in the company were working in the fields when the call
came, but they dropped shovels and axes, picked up their guns,
and after forming on the Square, then ran, rather than marched,
to Cambridge Common, making the trip of fifty-five miles from
sunrise to sunset, according to one report. Another report said
they made it in 24 hours.
“The men were thoroughly aroused and ready to fight for their
country and the homes they had worked so hard to possess.”
Mrs. Elizabeth W. C. Fernald, Harvey Lake Women’s Club,
Northwood
Elizabeth Fernald’s narrative appears in New Hampshire Folk
Tales, by Eva Speare, published in 1932.
The
author of 10 books, Eva Speare was a columnist for the
Manchester Union-Leader until shortly before her death at age
96. In her book Stories of New Hampshire, she tells us that
these “patriots were fighting for liberty, and for their very
lives,” but many of them did lose their lives securing our
liberty and independence. We honor these citizen volunteers and
their cause every July 4th.
Michael Faiella
Northwood
Northwood Farmers Market Open For Season
Summer is nearly here! And with summer comes the Northwood
Farmers Market. It has been a long cold winter and spring was
slow in getting started; like the spring, the market has had a
slow start, mainly due to late crops….but they are here now!
Along with fresh produce grown in environmentally safe and
sustainable gardens you can find range fed meats that were
humanely processed and artisanal prepared foods. Watch craftsmen
work and explain what they do, listen to local musicians and
meet with other local service providers.
The
market is not just a place to make fast food purchases; it is an
experience to enjoy! Meet local food providers. Learn from
visiting craftsmen. Meet your friends and neighbors. It is a
chance to teach children about where their food comes from and
meet the people who produce it.
Do
you have seasonal residents for neighbors? Bring them along to
what can be a social center as well as a market. Show them the
friendly atmosphere of small town living.
The
Northwood Farmers Market is local people providing local people
with clean produce and meats, sustainably produced and quality
crafted items.
Studies have shown that most of the money spent in locally owned
and run business tend to stay in the community so “Keep it
local” is more than a glib motto, it is good business for the
community: and at the Market it can be fun too! So, come on down
every Tuesday from three to six pm. We’ll see yea them! For more
information, check out our Facebook page-Northwood Farmers
Market.