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9/19/2018 Local Student receives AwardSusannah Budd Receives Merrimack County Savings Bank William Hilton Community Service Award
Merrimack County Savings Bank (the Merrimack) is pleased to announce Susannah Budd as this year’s recipient of the William Hilton Community Service Award. Susannah Budd of Bow, is 2018 graduate of Bow High School, and attends Pomona College in Claremont, CA. The William H. Hilton Community Service Award was established in honor of William Hilton, former Bank director, who was a staunch advocate of community service and inspired those around him to serve. Recipients must demonstrate the qualities of determination, willingness to serve, perseverance and outstanding character. Bow High School students interested in learning more about the award should contact their guidance office. The Merrimack recently celebrated its 150th year anniversary of serving the people, businesses, non-profits and municipalities in central and southern New Hampshire. The Bank and its employees are inspired by Merrimack style, which is guided by the values of accountability, mutuality, excellence, respect, integrity, teamwork and stewardship. The Merrimack was honored with the 2017 Business of the Year Pinnacle Award by the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce, was voted “Best Bank” by the Capital Area’s People’s Preferences for the 9th consecutive year and named 2017’s “Bank of the Year” by the Capital Regional Development Council. To learn more, visit any of the local offices in Bow, Concord, Contoocook, Hooksett and Nashua, call 800.541.0006 or visit themerrimack.com. Event will take place at the Bank’s main office in Franklin
FRANKLIN, NH (SEPTEMBER 17, 2018) – Franklin Savings Bank will host a free paper shredding event on Saturday, September 29th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at its main office located at 387 Central Street in downtown Franklin. Anyone interested in safely discarding old documents and confidential files is invited to stop by the office. “We are pleased to continue offering this event to the public,” said Ron Magoon, President & CEO. “We remain vigilant in safeguarding our customers’ information and are always searching for ways to protect our customers from becoming unsuspecting victims of identity theft. Offering this event is just another way for us to educate the community on the importance of destroying all unwanted confidential documents in a safe way.” Boscawen Congregational Church will be hosting a Flea Market Sept. 15th 8am to 1pm. Church Community Park (junction Rtes 3+4). Call Laura to sign up - 496-5947. $20 prepaid or $25 day of event
9/11/2018 - Share the warmth - Boscawen Coat DriveDon't forget from now till September 30th you can drop off gently worn or new kid's coats, hats and gloves at the Boscawen Town offices, Police Department or Franklin Savings Bank. Call Sarah at 753-9188 ext 301 if you have questions
9/11/2018 Concord/Penacook Leaf Pick-up 2018Hi All,
Just a quick note to let you know that the city council voted unanimously to keep the current leaf pick up in the fall and added a two to three week additional bagged pickup. So nothing changes regarding the city coming around and vacuuming up your leaves. What does change is the last two to three weeks of pickup. If your leaves have been vacuumed and more leaves have fallen from your trees (or your neighbors trees) you can bag them and they will also be picked up. I want to point out that the recommendation from the Solid Waste Advisory Committee was to go to bagged pick up only. It is because so many in the city contacted their city councilors and testified at our meeting that the primary recommendation was not accepted by the council and the secondary hybrid suggestion (which is explained above) was approved. Because of the difficulties the vacuuming program has experienced in the past, I was leaning towards supporting the bagged program. Because of the number of people who contacted me, you made me realize that it was important to maintain our current system for the fall leaf pick up. So thank you for taking the time to contact me. While what you have to say has always been important to me, it was good to see that the rest of the council also listened to their constituents And as always you can contact me at: allan4council@gmail.com aherschlag@concordnh.gov or 224-6086 Allan |
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