To the Editor:
Hello to all Raymond residents. As we end this difficult year I wanted to take a moment to thank all Town of Raymond employees for the outstanding jobs they perform in keeping us safe and in business. Whether registering our cars, plowing our roads, managing our finances, fighting our fires, providing recreational opportunities or policing our neighborhoods, the job is always performed without fail.
We tend to take these folks for granted and this is a great time to recognize all of them and to wish everyone Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah and Happy New Year to all!
Frank Bourque, Selectman
Raymond
To the Editor:
The Hampstead Mothers’ Club would like to thank the following sponsors who generously donated to our recent Santa’s Breakfast on December 5. Thanks to all the wonderful donations, over 500 breakfasts were served in just three hours. Without your continued support this event would not have been such a huge success.
We can’t thank enough the following: Early Bird Café-Plaistow, Casey's Diner - Plaistow, Denny's, Curtin Family, Shaw’s-Woburn, MA, Jane Lechner Photography, USPS Mike Fairbank, Shinobi Martial Arts, Celina Fairbank, Build-a-Bear, Cedarland Amazement Center, The Country Inn at Bartlett, Boston Bruins, Hampstead Police Department, Hampstead Fire Department, Hampstead Market, Kathy Hoppa, Village Square Restaurant, Children’s Learning Center, Target, Bradford Ski Area, Cosmos Pizza, and Popovers on the Square-Portsmouth.
Thanks to your generosity, the children were able to enjoy crafts, face painting, raffles and pictures with Santa. We would also like to thank the Herron Family and friends for the wonderful Christmas caroling they provided! We look forward to welcoming all again next year. Have a wonderful Holiday Season!
Rebecca Gagne
On behalf of the Hampstead Mothers’ Club
To the Editor:
Hampstead, Kingston, and Plaistow: I would like to thank all of you voters who came out for the Primary for State Representative on December 8. It is gratifying to get such an overwhelming vote. I got 91% of the Republican votes, and won 549 to 53. I know many of you support my efforts to make State Government more accountable and more efficient. Those have always been my goals in the years that I have served as one of your State Representatives. I was fortunate that I was on Finance for most of my terms, so that I could concentrate on budgets and spending.
I would especially like to thank those of you who gave me sign locations. I have tried to pick up most of them, but this cold and wet weather, as well as the plows, are really hard on signs.
I have ordered new signs and will be putting them out in about a week with the new reminder that the election is on January 12. Let’s hope for good weather. I look forward to seeing many of you again.
Thank you again for the support,
Ken Weyler
Kingston
Letters to the Editor
Letters: December 24, 2009
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Candidate for State Rep.
My name is Paul Brown and I am a proud native of Raymond and a candidate for State Representative in the Republican primary.
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Mike for Mike!
Rockingham County is in need of a "Sheriff" that is experienced, and on the first day, can step in, take charge, and hit the road running. Michael Downing is that person.
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Candidate for Sheriff
There will be no learning curve when I am elected the next Sheriff of Rockingham County. I am already here; ready to work for you, my constituents.
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Major Candidate for State Rep.
I have been honored to represent the citizens of Rockingham Country District 8, encompassing the towns of Hampstead, Kingston, and Plaistow, as a legislator since 1996, and will be seeking an eighth term in the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
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Weyler for State Rep.
I have known Representative Ken Weyler since 1999. He is truly the taxpayers friend.
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When is Enough 'Enough'
How would the Declaration of Independence be worded if it were written today? I'd like to take a crack at it.
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No Sale
A person of great wealth can afford to purchase almost anything they desire, assuming that what they want is for sale. Bill Binnie seems to think the voters of New Hampshire can be bought for a few free hot dogs and such given away at his campaign events.
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I'm For Kelly
Please join me on September 14 and November 2, to cast not only a vote for Kelly, but for all of us in New Hampshire and the rest of our great country.
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Letters to the editor, Aug. 19
Mosque on 9/11 Site
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To the Editor:
I write in response to a letter published in Carriage Towne News on July 29. The writer expressed dismay that a Muslim group plans to open a mosque near the site of the World Trade Center terrorist attack. The writer suggests that, if this is "allowed to happen," it will somehow indicate that America has failed to win the battle against terrorism. - August 5, 2010
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Letter: Disappointed by division
The Democrats and Republicans should work together rather than wage war against each other.
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- July 22, 2010
- Letters to the editor: July 22, 2010
- July 16, 2010
- Letters to the editor: July 15, 2010
- July 8, 2010
- Letters to the editor: July 8, 2010
- June 30, 2010
- Letters: July 1, 2010
- June 24, 2010
- Letters to the editor: June 24, 2010
- June 16, 2010
- Letters to the editor: June 17, 2010
- June 14, 2010
- Letters to the editor: June 10, 2010
- June 4, 2010
- Letters to the editor: June 3, 2010
- May 27, 2010
- Letters to the editor: May 27, 2010
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Candidate for State Rep.
