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Records fall in annual Smith River race

WOLFEBORO — Saturday's 39th annual running of the Great Smith River Canoe and Kayak Race saw a number of old records fall, as 79 canoes and kayaks took to the water for the annual rite of spring in Wolfeboro. The race is sponsored by the Wolfeboro Lions Club. Derek Smith and Ben Bancroft, both of Portsmouth, paddled their way to the fastest time of the day, crossing in 27:47 to win the Two Men Class....more>

Transfer station paved, chosen site for inspection training

TUFTONBORO — Tuftonboro Transfer Station Manager Clay Gallagher was so pleased with the recent paving work by the Frank Carroll Company that he went on a personal "high tech journey" to prepare a slide show of the recently-completed paving project in progress....more>

Tuftonboro Administrative Assistant leaving for Nevada

TUFTONBORO — Tuftonboro's town office is losing its well-liked Administrative Assistant Cathy Pounder after five years on the job, announced Chairman of the Board of Selectmen Carolyn Sundquist at the May 13 meeting....more>

Selectmen weigh pros and cons of winter sand delivery

WAKEFIELD — Wakefield selectmen met with Road Agent Fred Clough at their Wednesday, May 8, meeting to review bids received for providing the town with sand for winter use. The bid discussion turned into a debate on the pros and cons of either having the sand delivered or continuing the current practice of having the sand picked up in town trucks....more>
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