Sunapee Crafters Build a House for a Good Cause

It’s all about working together, having fun and donating to a good cause. This winter a handful of Sunapee artisans got together and took up house building. Within about a month they had turned out their first custom home…a dollhouse that will be raffled off on Saturday, April 10. The dollhouse is on display and [...]

Capital Comments: NH Senate Okays Healthcare Commission

By State Senator Bob Odell The work of the legislature is at a mid-point.  Last week was “cross over” and both houses worked through the final bills they wanted to pass along to the other body. Senators put in a twelve-hour session last Wednesday in order to avoid coming back for a second day.  A [...]

Sunapee Rec Plans Easter Egg Hunt

Sunapee’s annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by town recreation department will be held Saturday, April 3 at Veteran’s Field (or at the Sherburne Gym if the weather is bad.) The hunt starts promptly at 10:30 a.m. and is for children ages 8 and younger. Rec Director Scott Blewitt said there will be 2000 eggs all [...]

Sunapee’s Main Street Walk: Research Team to Meet at Historical Museum

Sunapee is planning a historical tour of Main Street to be held this summer. Those interested in taking part in the event are invited to sign up. And volunteers that can help with historical research are invited to a meeting on March 30. Ron Garceau, president of the Sunapee Historical Society, the group sponsoring the [...]

Dinner Benefits Memorial Playground in Sunapee

A benefit dinner will be held at the Double Diamond Cafe, Route 103, Sunapee for the Lynne Peirce Memorial Playground being planned for the Harry Tilton Park in Sunapee. The dinner will on Saturday, April 10. It will be spaghetti and meatballs, an “all you can eat” meal with two seatings, 5 and 6:30 p.m. [...]

News from the Lake Sunapee Area Business Group

The social media seminar held in February at the Best Western in Newbury and sponsored by the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce was a “great success” with more than 85 people in attendance, said Rob Bryant, the Chamber director. In a Chamber message to members, Bryant said that additional forums on the subject and [...]

Via WISSA, The Sunapee Squeeze

On the third weekend in March, Concept Air Team rider Charlie Meding of Wilmot, Chris Porter of Hanover, the Tuthills and other ace ice and kite sailors were experiencing  spring conditions,  the “Sunapee squeeze,” as Will Tuthill describes it. “It is a squeeze when ice access is across a pool of slop and open water [...]

Capital Comments: Odell Suggests Wait for Gaming Commission Report

By State Senator Bob Odell You can bet that the State Senate will vote to pass a huge gambling bill (SB 489) that has grown in scale over the more than ten years that Senator Lou D’Allesandro (Manchester) has been pushing his plan. Senator D’Allesandro and other proponents talk about job creation, new state revenues, [...]

Kite Sailors on Sunapee After Attending WISSA

Fresh from attending the World Ice and Snow Sailing Championships (WISSA) on Lac Saint Jean, Quebec, 15 year-old Annie Tuthill was out on Lake Sunapee March 13. She got her start on Sunapee, her dad Will Tuttle who wrote in an email, and the conditions last weekend on Sunapee for the kite sailors were “robust” [...]

Current Use Workshop in Bradford NH March 24

Rural landowners of 10 or more acres can enroll their property in the state “Current Use” program and lower their property taxes. However, this protected property also has restrictions on its future use. An informational workshop on the NH Current Use Tax Rules, sponsored and conducted by the UNH Cooperative Extension, will be held on [...]

In Sunapee Recount, Rec Article Fails by Two Votes

A recount of a Sunapee ballot question voted upon at Town Meeting March 9 did not change the status of a recreation ballot question. The results of yesterday’s recount of article 24 conducted at the Town Clerk’s office was: 426 Yes, 427 No, and 38 blank ballots. Article 24 would have created and appropriated $25,000 [...]

More about Sunapee’s Main Street Walk

Who might portray Herbert Jones, the Ice Man, or Governor Bartlett or James Perkins… in “Main Street Talks,” a summer happening being planned by the Sunapee Historical Society? The response to a call for participants in the Main Street walk has been “great” said Ron Garceau, president of the SHS, who counted over 30 people [...]

New London Energy Committee Urges Dim the Lights

The New London Energy Committee is urging area residents to dim the lights and lend support for Earth Hour at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 27. “We urge you to join Town buildings, Colby-Sawyer College, area businesses and residents ‘in the dark!’” Earth Hour involves local and global efforts. Millions of Americans will turn out [...]

Main Street Talks: Old Sunapee Photos

The Sunapee Historical Society is looking to put together a summer event, a happening! It’s called “Main Street Talks.” An organizing meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 24 at the Sunapee Methodist Church, Lower Main Street at 7 p.m. All interested are invited to attend. SHS President Ron Garceau sent us these photos showing [...]

Is Fojazzical a Genre? Listen to Guitartist Ken Bonfield in Sunapee March 19

Ken Bonfield performs at the Sunapee Community Coffeehouse located at the Sunapee Methodist Church, Lower Main Street, on Friday, March 19 at 7 p.m. Goshen musician and artist Tom Pirozzoli will be the emcee; Mountain Spirit Institute is this week’s sponsor. Bonfield’s performances have been described as “Leo Kottke meets Ed Gerhard on the way [...]

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