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Monadnock Ledger-Transcript - Three vie for Peterborough Town Clerk position
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Published: 4/19/2021 3:40:36 PM
Three candidates are vying for Peterborough’s open three-year seat on the Select Board this year. The position is currently held by Ed Juengst, who was appointed temporarily in September after Karen Hatcher resigned, citing conflicts with her paid position as Peterborough’s Community and Economic Development Coordinator, which she took in April 2020. Hatcher is in the race to reclaim her seat, and intends to keep her job with the town as well, she said. “I believe that my work in the community both as a volunteer and as a town employee … provides a deep understanding of what needs to be considered to solve the complex issues before us,” in the post-pandemic world, she said.
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PETERBOROUGH Tim Schloemer and Maria Adolphson have joined the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript’s staff as ad sales representatives. Both will be serving customers in the Keene area, and Adolphson will also work in Dublin and Marlborough.
Schloemer plans to use his background in printmaking and preparing art exhibits to help design eye-catching advertisements for his clients at the Ledger-Transcript.
Schloemer, 50, who recently joined the paper’s staff, will be covering the Keene territory. He has a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree from the University of Iowa and a Masters of Fine Arts in printmaking from the State University of New York in Albany. A native of Iowa, he worked for the New York State Museum in Albany as an exhibit specialist for 10 years, putting together shows that were distributed to museums around the state.
Published: 3/9/2021 9:43:15 AM
The ongoing contest for Best Name of a Geographic Object in New Hampshire has a new champion, thanks to an irritated former high school teacher. And he’s got an even better name in his back pocket, waiting for the right moment.
But there’s no reason we have to let him keep the trophy. Despite centuries of map-making occupation, New Hampshire still has a lot of places waiting to be given an official name and you, dear reader, could take the plunge.
“I don’t think there’s any limit to the number of things in the state that don’t have a name. Think of unnamed ponds, and then go down to seasonal wetlands, and then vernal pools, for instance. There’s no clear dividing line. The same goes for streams and hilltops,” said Ken Gallager, principal planner with the state Office of Strategic Initiatives, who is New Hampshire’s representative on the U.S. Board of Geographic Names. He sees all our attempts to name things, which are much fewer tha
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