by Christian Mower on December 13, 2016
Police Photo – Erik M. Bradbury Jr.
Bartlett, NH – A man suspected of burglarizing Joseph’s Spaghetti Shed has been charged with endangering his 21-month-old child. According to Barlett Police Chief Janet Hadley Champlin on November 27th the Restaurant on Route 302 in Bartlett was allegedly broken into and had money stolen from it. Later that day a suspected drug overdose was reported at the Villager Motel on Route 302. 21-year-old Erik M. Bradbury Jr. was transported to Memorial Hospital for treatment. He was later arrested for violating bail conditions and endangering the welfare of his child, who was allegedly in the motel with him. Both charges are Class A misdemeanors. The child’s mother 18-year-old Jade DeCilla was arrested Monday and charged with endangering the welfare of a child.
After an investigation into the burglary an arrest warrant was issued for Bradbury for one count of burglary, a class A felony, relating to the theft at the Joseph’s Spaghetti Shed. He was served while at the Carroll County Jail.
Bradbury was ordered held on $1,500 cash bail for the two misdemeanors plus an additional $1,500 cash bail for the burglary charges at the Carroll County Jail. DeCilla was released on $5,000 personal recognizance bail and is due to be arraigned at Conway Circuit Court on Jan. 17, 2017.
The investigation into the burglary at Joseph’s Spaghetti Shed is still ongoing as are several other burglaries and thefts in Bartlett. Anyone with information about the thefts is asked to contact Bartlette Police at (603) 356-5868.
by Christian Mower on December 12, 2016
CLOSED
Schools
SAU 9
SAU 13
SAU 49
MSAD 61
MSAD 72
THE GIBSON CENTER, ALL PROGRAMS CANCELLED
LILLIPUTION MONTESSORI
LITTLE TREASURE LEARNING CENTER
MT. VIEW MONTESSORI
ROBERT FROST CHARTER SCHOOL
WHITE MOUNTAIN WALDORF SCHOOL
Businesses And Organizations
CONWAY DINNER BELL
MOUNTAIN TOP MUSIC CENTER ALL CLASSES CANCELLED
OSSIPEE CONCERNED CITIZENS CLOSED, AND MEALS ON WHEELS IS CANCELLED CLIENTS SHOULD USE THEIR STORM PACKS.
TINA TITZER SCHOOL OF DANCE, ALL CLASSES CANCELLED
Delays
CONWAY PUBLIC LIBRARY OPENS AT NOON; NO HOLIDAY CHAMBER MUSIC GROUP PERFORMANCE AT 6:30PM
COOK MEMORIAL LIBRARY IN TAMWORTH OPENING AT 1PM
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by Christian Mower on December 9, 2016
North Conway, NH – A member of the Mount Washington Valley Radio family was awarded Wednesday at the New Hampshire Scholars Breakfast of Champions. Our very own Lucia Seavey was awarded for her assistance in hosting numerous job shadows and internships for interlaces high school.
Lucia said “Mount Washington radio really and truly loves working with today’s youth to encourage interest in music and radio.”
According to their website the New Hampshire Scholars Initiative is an effort by area business and school volunteers to encourage and motivate all high school students to complete a defined, rigorous academic course of study that prepares them for successful transition to college or university coursework or vocational and technical training necessary to enter today’s competitive job market.
The Breakfast of Champions is a meeting that recognizes businesses, community, and educational leaders who demonstrate a commitment to advancing partnerships dedicated to student success.
by Christian Mower on December 6, 2016
Photo Provided by Go-Fund-Me page
Conway NH – A local Salon is looking to help cut out poverty in Honduras. Owner of the Cut Off Salon and Day Spa Sharon Surette, as well as two employees will be traveling to Honduras in February in order to help by teaching at the Mi Esperanza Cosmetology School.
Surette explained that her sister set up the school when she moved there and noticed that many women had no way of helping to provide for their families. Surette said that many families live on just $2.00 a day. The school offers free cosmetology training to help give women of the impoverished nation skills they can use to get a job and help to provide for their family. Surette also said that they will not only be teaching but helping to build a house for a needy family and bringing donated tools of their trade to help girls who graduate from the school get a job.
Those looking to help can check out some of the products the women at the school make at Delaney’s Hole In The Wall Wednesday (December 7th) and at the Cut Off Salon and Day Spa’s open house on December 15h. You can also help by donate to their Go-Fund-Me page by clicking here
