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May 3, 2019
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~ News ~ St. Thomas Aquinas Honor Roll for Second Quarter Grade 9 - Principal’s List Emma Lane, Megan Reich
High Honors Thomas Allen, Sara Anderson, Jenna Bancroft, Amanda Behre, Chandler Blaisdell, Michaela Bosco, Nathaniel Burnett, Ava Coffey, Thomas DePalo, Simran Dillip, Elisabeth Drakatos, Olivia Duprat, Mya Ford, Sophia Gross, Lucelia Himmer, Enya Kaonga, Noah LaFlamme-Howe, Emily Loranger, Joseph Luchsinger, Hannah McLoughlin, Lina Nering, Tien Nguyen, Rory Perretti, Madison Rodriguez, Grace Russell, Ashleyrose Saffie, Perry Schmitz, Cassandra Scoff, Jack Simas, Vincent Simonelli, Rebecca Spear, Sophia Tazbir, Abigail Thornton, Grace Verde, William Wood Jr.
Honors Ryan Abbott, Kate Albertelli, Linsey Barney, Olivia Bolduc, Giana Brooks, Marcus Broom, Genevieve Brousseau, Liliana Buono, Margaret Mar y Cove Hamel, Michael Donohue, Miles Doucet, Kyle Ferland, Christian Filteau, Pierce-Gabriel Fiorini, Christian Gyurcsan, Delaney Hodsdon, Peter Hyatt, Grace Kennedy, John Kodzis, William MacNeil, William Martino, Lauren Michaels, Sophie Nadeau, Kassidy Pottier, Caroline Snyder, Paige Spencer, Emily Wright
Grade 10 - Principal’s List Rosabella Daraoui, Annika Dehnen, Zachary Pitts, Morgan Pulliam, Madeline Stailey
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Jihyun Bang, Gabrielle Berthiaume, Timothy Bonagura, Joseph Broom, Kathryn Bruton, Nicole Butkus, Cameron Cassidy, Chelsea Cooper, Serena Gerome, Olivia Graziano, Suheum Heo, Samuel Humphreys, Vanessa Johnstone, Annabel Kossakoski, Caitlin Mahoney, Jennifer Medina, Jaimie Murray, Dillon O’Connor, Cameron Paquette, Lauren Pratt, Patrick Reidy, Steven Thompson, Abigail Tosatti, Kateri True, Ayla Walsh, Andrew Wertz
Honors Joshua Arsenault, Isabella Barbini, Eli Borrin, Eleanor Brousseau, Carly Caswell, Michael Cavanaugh, Brooke Chandler, Kaitlyn Ford, Roman Guglielmo, Moritz Haberger, Theresa Hartford, Jane Heeter, Kelsey Jacobsen, Elizabeth Karatzas, Andrea Kaspari, Olivia Kimball, Ella Kuselias, Lucia Larraza Esparza, Sarah Leahy, Adrianna Marchi, Norman Marsh, Connor McCabe, Mya Muthig, Hanh Nguyen, Lucy Reilly, Benjamin Smith, Cole Symans, John Tower, Barbara Uhlmann, Isabella Williams, Kylie Youngclaus, Ryan Zubricki
Grade 11 - Principal’s List Louisa Bauer, Ryan De Tolla, Michaela Thompson, Connor Welts
High Honors Han Bui, Olivia Fennessy, Katia Gaffney, Diego Garcia, Nicholas Genkinger, Madison Harris, Owen Himmer, Garrett King, McKenzie LaFlamme-Howe, Hunter Lassard, Kevin Moynihan, Caleigh Patterson, Cristina Perez, Austin
A Black American Experience Comes to Dover DOVER In the summer of 1957 the Ward family moved from Brooklyn, NY to escape gang violence and ended up on a dirt road in rural Lee. It was an era when racial tensions were high and they were the first “colored family” in the area. Author Michael C. Ward (pictured) will talk about his family’s experience as the “Index of Integration” in his presentation “The Colored Folks Ain’t Gonna Make It: A Black American Experience” at the Dover Public Library on Monday, May 6 at 6:30 p.m. The presentation will include stories from the second volume in his Sketches of Lee collection, which chronicles his family’s history combatting the racial stereotypes of the ‘50s. Ward began writing his family’s history in 2015 when his father Harold was in the hospital with weeks to live. He recalled him saying, “Michael, I want you to write the stories of our existence. I want my great-grandchildren to know where they came from.” Since then Ward has been fulfilling his father’s request by recounting the stories of his family. The Ward family was led by Harold and Virginia, a couple with strong convictions and compassion that passed
down to their children. As the first African-Americans in the area, the family encountered many who had never spoken to or seen someone of color before and were relentless in disproving stereotypes of that era, eventually becoming respected members of the community. Index of Integration, the second volume in Ward’s Sketches of Lee collection will be published in June. Copies of the first volume, “A Colored Man in Exeter”, will be available for purchase and signing at the event. This program and is free and open to the public. For more information, visit library.dover.nh.gov or call 603516-6050.
Phan, Isabel Predaris, Madeline Predaris, Jared Pudlo, Yana Quel, Liam Reardon, Maxwell Reich, Maria Revenga, Brendan Tersolo, Francesca Toracinta, Quinn Wade, Sarah Walsh
Honors Morgan Atwell, Matthew Barnes, Nicholas Bryan, Carolina Camberos Becerra, Molly Connor, Jennifer Daraoui, Maximus Delisle, Elizabeth Engalichev, Aidan Faulstich, Jake Ford, Chase Gagnon, Chloe Gross, Nicholas Guerin, Isabelle Liberti, Chun Sen Liu, Gabrielle MacNeil, Liam McQuillen, Grace Moore, Joseph Perfilio, Mason Pomroy, Ryan Pottier, Thomas Riley, Maya Rubio, Carly Schalitz, Kelly Sullivan, Emily Tazbir
Shaheen, Hassan Announce NH Military Service Academy Day WASHINGTON, DC U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and Maggie Hassan (D-NH) invite New Hampshire students interested in attending any of the country’s military service academies to attend the New Hampshire Military Service Academy Day on Saturday, May 11 in Pembroke at the New Hampshire National Guard Edward Cross Training Complex. The event will feature representatives from the U.S. Military Academy, the U.S. Mer-
Grade 12 - Principal’s List Joshua Godfroy, Ethan Guglielmo, Shufang Huang, Harper Marsh, Kate Smith
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chant Marine Academy, the U.S. Air Force Academy, the U.S. Naval Academy and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Representatives will be available to provide information and answer questions from interested students. Staff representatives for Senators Shaheen and Hassan and Representatives Annie Kuster and Chris Pappas will also be available to answer questions about obtaining service academy nominations. To be considered for appointment to a service academy, applicants must be nominated by a Member of Congress or other authorized nominating source. New Hampshire Military Service Academy Day will take place on Saturday, May 11 at the New Hampshire National Guard Edward Cross Training Complex located at 722 Riverwood Drive, Pembroke, 911:30 a.m.
Julia Andolina, Adrienne Bevins, C o n n o r B l o m s t r o m , B r o o ke Breton, Allison Carignan, Kelly Casey, A ndrew Cava naugh, Emma Condon, Emma Corson, Jillian Cortez, Lindsay D’Orazio, Christopher Eno, Olivia Fiorini, Kiernan Flanigan, Madison Freese, Emma Gould, Izabella Gyurcsan, Nicole Heniger, Noelle Honan, Marygrace Kaseta, Jacob Kelley, Sabrina Lam, Chloe Langmaid, Audrey MacMillan, Derek O’Brien, Katherine Paiva, Michael Richards, Abigail Tyson, Aitibaili Yalikun
Jack Benelli, Benjamin Bramlitt, Kira Chick, Emma Connor, Lia D’Aquila, William Devaney Jr., Jack Dillow, Meghan Dowling, Jack Gallines, Justin Grondahl, Morgan Gunning, Olivia Kimball, Karla Lam, Jada Lopez, Ian McCann, Anna Metz, Katrina Moynihan, Lucas Nering, Hien Nguyen, Vy Nguyen, Adam Olson, Madison Parker, Tinh Phuong, Eliza Pimental, Lauren Rage, Mathis Savard, Geoffrey Smith, Kristina Smith, Erica Taylor, Catherine Torr, Nicholas Tosatti, Maya Twombly, John Vertetis, Cooper Walsh, Elizabeth Ware, John Wertz Jr., Keegan Youngclaus, Hongyu Zhang
Nominations Due
Dementia Support Group
Skin Cancer Screenings
DOVER The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce recognizes a local education professional who employs innovative education strategies, demonstrates on-going leadership and cooperation and make a lasting impact on the their community and students. Deadline for nominations is May 10, 2019 and applications can be found at www.dovernh.org/educator. For more information call the Chamber of Commerce at 603-742-2218.
DOVER Join others caring for a loved one with dementia, and the dementia professionals at Spring Village, 35 Pointe Place, Dover. Find emotional support, socializing, educational materials and new ideas related to ALL forms of dementia at any stage of the journey. Meetings take place on the second Tuesday of the month, 10-11 a.m.; the fourth Thursday of the month, 1-2 p.m.; and the fourth Saturday of the month, 11 a.m. - 12 noon. FMI: www. springvillagedover.com.
DOVER May is “National Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month” and Seacoast Dermatology PLLC is encouraging residents of all ages to include skin cancer screenings as part of their annual health checkups. The company is offering a free screening on Monday, May 13, 5:30-7 p.m. At Doctor’s Park Building Dover. Appointments are encouraged but walk-ins are also welcome. To shedule, call 603-431-5205 or visit www.seacoastdermnh. com for more information.
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~ Pets ~ Cocheco Valley Humane Society DOVER Meet Willow! This pretty lady is a five-year-old mix breed dog that has been waiting for her forever home for over 100 days. Willow is more than ready to finally meet her perfect match! We cannot believe this sweet girl is still waiting for her home. Willow has all the makings of a wonderful companion, yet she’s been continually overlooked by potential adopters for almost four months. She’s friendly, adorable, affectionate, and looking for someone to love! Willow is a super chill lady, and you can
find her quietly lounging in her kennel most days. She loves all humans, and warms up quickly to new friends! Despite her relaxed demeanor, Willow still likes to get outside and go for walks, and she has the polite leash manners to prove it! Willow is looking for a laid-back environment where she can be treated like a true princess! She requires a home without other pets and with family members aged 14+. With her calm, sociable, and loving personality, Willow is sure to provide all the companionship you could ever need!
You can find Willow at Cocheco Valley Humane Society, 262 County Farm Road, Dover, NH. FMI; cvhsonline.org.