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Veteran's Voice
This series allows veterans to tell their stories in their own way, in their own words and photos.
In this video, Brigadier General Donald Bolduc, who served several tours in Afghanistan and commended special forces in Africa, talks about his motivation to joining the military, his assessment of U.S. policy, and his current focus on helping service people navigate the bureaucracy around veterans' care. View the trailer at no cost, or stream the full video. A DVD version also will be available.
Features For Readers
People Come First
For Retired Brigadier General
STRATHAM — Reflecting on a career that took him from serving as a special police officer in Laconia to the commander of special operations in Africa, retired Brig. Gen. Donald Bolduc said he would realign his priorities today.
The Trichomes Release New Album
By Thomas P. Caldwell
A new album by The Trichomes, “Frank’s Dank Super No. 1 Hits” packs an hour’s worth of bluesy, somewhat psychedelic, original music.
Day Tripping to Franklin Falls Dam
By Thomas P. Caldwell
In the cool of the morning, shortly after the sun comes up, a short trip with the dogs to Periwinkle Field can provide a positive start to the day.
Going Mobile In Your Own RV
By Thomas P. Caldwell
Freedom. For some people, it can mean spending a carefree day fishing or boating on one of the lakes ... hiking into the wilderness and exploring the myriad of trails cut through the mountains. ... Or someone may choose to go RV-ing.
The Invisible People
Invisible to many, the homeless nevertheless exist in most cities and towns. Now there are programs to help them discover hidden talents and find their way to a fresh start.
This documentary highlights an art and photography project in Laconia NH and a transitional program in Canaan NH.
Watch the 15-minute trailer, and then rent or buy to stream the full, 50-minute video.
We also have a DVD of the documentary available for purchase in our online store.
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Happenings
Indy Voices
News
Bristol selectmen deal with diverse agenda
BRISTOL — Selectmen have approved a request to name a new park off Central Street “Eagle Scout Park” to honor the scouts who have contributed to the betterment of the town, including helping to create the park on the site of the former mica building.
Newfound Board and Administrators
Dismiss Public Vote
BRISTOL — Doubling down on their efforts to spend money voters never appropriated, members of the Newfound Area School Board and school administrators made it clear last month that their priorities override any vote by the public.
Selectmen Review Transfer Station Contract
BRISTOL — Having awarded the contract for the first phase of work at the town’s transfer station to one of its own members, the Bristol Board of Selectmen publicly reviewed the bidding process during its April 19 meeting.
McIntire Sworn In
As Bristol’s
New Police Chief
BRISTOL — James McIntire has taken the oath as the new chief of the Bristol Police Department.
Selectmen Take 50 Percent Pay Cut
BRISTOL — Setting the tone for 50 percent cuts in many of the items that had been included in the 2018 town budget, members of the Bristol Board of Selectmen halved their own compensation, reducing the amount from $16,000 to $8,000.
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