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Marilyn Olseen Died October 18, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Marilyn Olseen Died October 18, 2023

Marilyn Faye (Wachtel) Olseen was born January 2, 1933, at home (as it was during the Great Depression) on the Wachtel Family Farm, 2.5 miles south of Melvin, Iowa. She joined her family of father George W. Wachtel, mother Clarice (Jochums) Wachtel, and brother Steve (Gayheart) Wachtel.

Sanborn Regional High School Submarine Team Crafts Successful Expedition at the 17th International Submarine Races - Vimarsana News

Sanborn Regional High School Submarine Team Crafts Successful Expedition at the 17th International Submarine Races

KINGSTON — During UNH President James W. Dean, Jr.’s March visit to Sanborn Regional High School in support of the university’s partnership with the Sanborn Submarine Team, he offered encouragement

Attention: Kingston and Newton Seniors - Vimarsana News

Attention: Kingston and Newton Seniors

KINGSTON —Kingston and Newton senior citizens (55+) are invited to a free luncheon on Fri., June 17, 12 p.m. at the Sanborn High School. To reserve your seat, call Roger

Granite State Challenge Championship: Bow Vs. Merrimack - Vimarsana News

Granite State Challenge Championship: Bow Vs. Merrimack

Granite State Challenge Championship: Bow Vs. Merrimack - Merrimack, NH - The returning champions Merrimack Tomahawks are being challenged by the Bow Falcons. Watch on Saturday on NH PTV.

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NH faces skilled worker shortage, exposing high schoolers to trades - Vimarsana News

NH faces skilled worker shortage, exposing high schoolers to trades

HAMPTON – Kevin Hart, of Hart Plumbing and Heating, says there are plenty of opportunities for a young person looking to have a successful and rewarding career in the trades.   The Seacoast-based company, owned by his brother, is always on the hunt for skilled workers and is consistently busy with non-emergency appointments scheduled four to six weeks out.  “We have 14 guys and those 14 guys can work overtime whenever they want to work overtime,” Hart said. “That's how busy we are.” With the average licensed electrician and master plumber aged 55 in New Hampshire, the state is fa...