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Milan Old Home Days will take place August 12, through 14 MILAN -- The Milan Old Home Committee announced that this year's Old Home Days will be the second weekend in August. Therefore, it is time to set the weekend aside for many traditional and new family friendly attraction and events throughout the weekend. Keep an eye on the "Berlin Daily Sun" as the event approaches for many exciting announcements concerning this year's event, including a headliner, nationally-known music attraction. If you are a prospective vendor please send for or pick up you vendor
applications at the Milan Town Office or Milan Community United Methodist Church. Rates are very reasonable but space is limited so please apply today. Exact details concerning cost and information will be provided in your packet. For information or Vendor packets, write to the committee at: The Milan Old Home Days Committee, Vendor's Pack, P.O. Box 386, Milan , N.H. 03588 or contact Tricia Shute, Committee Chair at (603) 449-2927 or Pastor Bill at the Milan Community United Methodist Church at (603) 449-3344.
Annual Milan Church picnic, concert and blessing of the bikes is May 29 MILAN -- This year’s annual Memorial Day all church picnic and concert will take place Sunday, May 29. Because the May 29, was rained out we are adding that to this event. Worship will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a special open-air service (Lord willing - weather permitting) on the lawn of the church that will include the Milan Worship Team, Special Music and the Children’s Chorus Corral, well as a message from the Scriptures by Pastor Bill. The cookout and games for all ages will begin at 12 noon, concert at 1 p.m. followed by the Blessing of the Bikes at 2 p.m. This year we will PROJECTS from page 4
call our community home. Lately, we have been let down by these industries. We all remember the promises that the federal prison project made. They were going to hire local New Hampshire people to build their facility. I was lucky enough to get in on a relatively small portion of that project, but what I saw there shocked me. With so many of my friends, neighbors and fellow ironworkers out of work, I could not believe the amount of out of state workers brought in to build that prison. I saw folks from Florida, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, North Carolina, Virginia, Arizona, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Georgia, South Carolina, New Brunswick and probably many others. I am sick of being walked on by these out of state contractors. If New Hampshire is where they want
be blessed with the singing of The Praise Team form the Community Bible Church in Berlin. This is a family event so bring the family for part or the whole day. Since 1856 Milan Community United Methodist Church, an historical evangelical church, proclaims the Crucifixion, Resurrection and Coming Again of Jesus Christ as “The Way the Truth and the Life”. If you have any questions regarding the church or event please call pastor Bill Simpson (Senior Pastor) or Pastor Janet Young (Pastor of Family Ministries) at (603) 4493344. to build, then it should be New Hampshire people hired to do the work. RMT’s claim that the wind turbine project requires specialty workers is a cop out. We have the skilled workforce to erect those turbines. In fact we have over 250 ironworkers who have completed three year apprenticeships that cover every specialized aspect of wind turbine erection. The Lempster wind farm and the turbine at the Grand Mountain View Resort were both erected without incident by local workers. If RMT doesn’t think we’re good enough to work for them, maybe we should ask if they are good enough to be here. Let’s not allow what happened at the prison to ever happen again. RMT and Brookfield Renewable Power, this isn’t how we treat our neighbors in New Hampshire. William McCullough Stark
Do you know a teen who would like to get outside this summer? AMC’s Teen Wilderness Adventures is offering a highly discounted rate on a trip for local youth! July 6 - July 11 • Ages 13-15 years • $150 Departs from Pinkham Notch Visitor Center For more information or to sign up, call 603-466-2727 and mention code TW3510.