obituaries
- Patricia Collette Dankhoff
- Betty A. (Hoepfner) Whittemore
- Jane S. (Bemis) Wagner
- Sheila J. Fagan
- Jeffrey Paul Gagnon
- Helen D. (Ouellette) Stack
- Julie A. Reinke
- Willis Elbridge Jewett
- Richard P. Heffernan Sr.
- Dean K. Campbell
Obituaries
- Charity News: Marguerite’s Place, Inc. Child Care Center is Now Open to the Public
- Youth-Education: Food pantry donors won’t come up empty
- Columnist: Empty Bowls at Merrimack High benefits food pantries
- Honor Rolls: South Merrimack Christian Academy Second Quarter Honor Roll, 2009-10
- Local: Teen crowned Miss Merrimack
- Thank you letters: Letters of thanks
- Libraries: Downhill chill
- Local: Merrimack Rotary plans fundraising events to aid Kids Kove rebuilding
- Charity News: Annual fast set to collect food, funds
- Youth-Education: Building the Skills that Build Social Capital,
Merrimack Town News
Teacher backers rally on Facebook
By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer | Monday, March 22, 2010
MERRIMACK – Those hoping to reinstate several teaching positions in Merrimack are rallying supporters in the new-old fashioned way: on Facebook. Gretchen Beard was an …
Friends connected by two murders
By JOSEPH G. COTE Staff Writer | Sunday, March 21, 2010
NASHUA – Katie Loewy wants vengeance. She wants compassion. It’s a contradiction she’s aware of, but still can’t come to terms with. …
Man charged with felony-level theft
Friday, March 19, 2010
MERRIMACK – A Merrimack man has been accused of swiping cash from his employer. Jeffrey A. Mejia, 20, of 9 Brant Drive, turned himself in …
City man charged with theft, inhaling vapors
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
MERRIMACK – A Nashua man who was stopped at a local supermarket this weekend has been charged with inhaling vapors from whipped cream cans. Police …
Rising Souhegan waters threaten
By DEAN SHALHOUP Staff Writer | Tuesday, March 16, 2010
AMHERST – The rain-swollen Souhegan River continued to rise Monday afternoon, shuttering Amherst, Mont Vernon and Milford schools for the day, keeping several roads in …
Town plotting plan for gardens
By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer | Monday, March 15, 2010
MERRIMACK – Veggieheads and would-be greenthumbs in Merrimack will soon have a place to put down some roots. The town’s agricultural commission and parks committee …
Students use creativity at Destination ImagiNation
By ROBERT MICHAELSON Correspondent | Sunday, March 14, 2010
The Bubblegum Squad waited patiently in front of the audience until they were told that they had to work a gopher-tortoise into a scene that …
Easter Bunny bounding around Merrimack
Friday, March 12, 2010
Easter events are springing up in Merrimack. On Saturday, March 27, St. James United Methodist Church will host “Breakfast with the Easter Bunny. …
Man charged with giving bogus information
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
MERRIMACK – A Nashua man has been accused of driving with a suspended license and lying about it to Merrimack police. Cleberson H. Quadrelli, 29, …
Marriage article stays on town ballot
By TOM WEST Correspondent | Wednesday, March 10, 2010
MERRIMACK – It took two secret ballots and two failed amendments, but voters at Tuesday’s Deliberative Session ultimately left a petition article unchanged asking residents …
Correction
Monday, March 8, 2010
Davis Powell and Lynn Christensen are both seeking the Merrimack School District moderator position, and neither are incumbents. The information was incorrect in a story …
Candidates settled in Merrimack
By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer | Monday, March 8, 2010
MERRIMACK – The filing period closed Friday in Merrimack, with plenty of contested races on tap for school and town positions. Dan Dwyer, Jacqueline Flood, …
Around the towns...
Saturday, March 6, 2010
This Lyndeborough town report’s for you, Salisbury Readers of The Telegraph will see a familiar name in the front of the Lyndeborough town report this …
Pennichuck seeking water rate increase
By ASHLEY SMITH Staff Writer | Friday, March 5, 2010
MERRIMACK – Pennichuck Water Works will seek another rate increase this year to offset a decline in water usage and an increase in property taxes. …
High school science teacher remembered for wit, dedication, rockets
By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer | Thursday, March 4, 2010
MERRIMACK – To many at Merrimack High School, Maurice Hache will be remembered as “the rocket man.” A science teacher who loved chemistry, Maurice Hache …
Man charged with domestic assault at hotel
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Police have charged a Merrimack man with assaulting a woman and preventing her from calling for help. Jason Lee Trythall, 27, of 15 Harris Ave., …
Harrington says she won’t run again for council
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Town Councilor Nancy Harrington announced last week that she will not seek re-election, meaning two seats on Merrimack’s highest governing body are now up for …
Lawmaker cleared on sex claim
By ALBERT McKEON Staff Writer | Wednesday, March 3, 2010
NASHUA – Police have decided that a Merrimack legislator’s public remark about gay sex being taught in Nashua public schools was “inaccurate” but not a …
Petitions pass to restore teachers
By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer | Wednesday, March 3, 2010
MERRIMACK – Two resident-driven petitions to restore teaching positions in the Merrimack School District passed untouched at Deliberative Session on Tuesday night. That means the …
Merrimack among area’s hardest-hit
By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer | Tuesday, March 2, 2010
MERRIMACK – Stephanie Duval is happy she and her three young boys weren’t home Thursday night. That’s because during last week’s whipping windstorm, an 80-foot …
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