04/06/07 - RAYMOND — Ellen Small's is not the stereotypical stern face of discipline you'd expect to have greet you upon entering the principal's office.

04/06/07 - KINGSTON — Last night the Sanborn Regional School Board laid out an aggressive timetable for the Bakie School principal search. "Ideally, we would like to have a hiring decision made by May 15," said School Board chairman Kurt Baitz.

04/06/07 - RAYMOND — More debate over cemetery rules has erupted following December's heated discussion over the closure of the Pine Grove cemeteries to winter burials. On April 16, the Cemetery Advisory Board will hold a public meeting to hear concerns about rules and regulations in place for the cemeteries.

04/06/07 - KINGSTON — News that student tracking will be eliminated at the high school beginning with next year's freshman class has thus far been well received.

04/06/07 - KINGSTON — "Sam" Sands, 1, fumbled with a purple felt-tip pen while her mom Monique and friend Casey Turner, 9, looked on.

04/06/07 - RAYMOND — The Raymond Wal-Mart store has raised $87,000 for Children's Hospital Boston.

04/06/07 - RAYMOND — The Board of Selectmen heard from 15 residents Monday night who wished to be considered for terms on six different town committees.

04/06/07 - RAYMOND — The entire staff of the Raymond Police Department recently completed a Frameworks Project training in youth suicide prevention conducted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).

04/06/07 - KINGSTON — We'd like to invite all Kingston and Newton residents, those employed in Kingston, or attending the Sanborn Regional School District to take advantage of your right to a free membership at Nichols Memorial Library.

04/06/07 - KINGSTON — Two classes from Sanborn Regional High School visited sunny Hawaii this week and they didn't even leave the building.

04/06/07 - NEWTON — Joshua Simpson and Andre Neveux, first-graders at the Memorial School, grinned when handed blocks of graphite for rubbing the transfers on their tile project.

04/06/07 - RAYMOND — The Community Technical Assistance Program (CTAP) is looking for residents to become involved in the initiative to rebuild Interstate 93.

04/06/07 - KINGSTON — The Northeast Organic Farming Association's organic land care program has announced the accreditation of 101 new organic land care professionals including Kevin Burke of CDI in Kingston; Richard St. Hilaire of the Kingston Department of Public Works; and Susan Bennett of New Boston.

04/06/07 - RAYMOND — U.S. Attorney Thomas Colantuono, along with Jeffrey G. Hughes, special agent in charge of the Department of Veterans Affairs, Office of the Inspector General, and Jeffrey Paula, special agent in charge of the Social Security Administration, Office of the Inspector General, has announced that Kevin Corbin of Raymond has been charged with making false statements to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Social Security Administration.

04/06/07 - FREMONT — The Fremont Police Association will sponsor its annual rabies clinic on Saturday, April 14 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Fremont Safety Complex. Cats must be contained in carriers and dogs must be on leashes.

04/06/07 - On the Chinese calendar 2007 is the year of the pig. But in New Hampshire softball circles some are asking if it could also be the year of the Ram.

04/06/07 - Led by returning first team All-State outfielder and pitcher Jeff Dennis, the Sanborn Regional High School baseball team is looking to improve on its 9-11 record of a year ago and climb over the .500 mark this season.