Epping Library Notes – 3/9/10
March 9, 2010 by admin
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PJ Movie Night – Friday, March 12th at 6:30 pm This month’s Pajama Night at the Harvey Mitchell Memorial Library is a movie night featuring the recently released movie based on Maurice Sendak’s classic tale of Max and the crazy “wild things” he encounters in his imagination. The movie is rated PG due to mild [...]
“HARVEY” is Coming to Leddy Center!
March 8, 2010 by admin
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Director Elaine Gatchell announces that “Harvey” is coming to Leddy Center and is one of the funniest shows she has ever produced and directed in her 35 years of directing 120 major shows for Leddy Center in Epping. “It is hysterical! And, we have just the perfect cast who all possess the incredible comedic timing [...]
Nor’easter of 2010 Knocks Out Epping
February 26, 2010 by admin
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By Epping News Staff Remnants of the Ice Storm of ’08 are still visible, but Epping and the rest of southern New Hampshire took another blow last night when high winds from a February nor’easter knocked out power in most of the town. Police Lt. Michael Wallace told Jason Schreiber of the Manchester Union Leader [...]
Epping Town Manager Takes to the Airwaves
February 19, 2010 by admin
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Learn about town government on Channel 22 Town Administrator Dean Shankle took to the airwaves last week with a new show that he hopes will become a local hit on Epping TV. “Studio E Roundtable,” a weekly show hosted by Shankle, began airing on Channel 22, the town’s government access channel, for the first time [...]
Johnson, Fiore pace Epping past Newmarket
February 16, 2010 by admin
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A couple of years ago Christa Johnson chose to remain at Epping High School. For the Epping girls basketball team it was a very good choice Tuesday night. The 5-foot-11 senior from Epping, who resides in Fremont — she believes she’s the only student left who does — scored seven points and was tough as [...]
Epping Library Notes, 2/16/10
February 16, 2010 by admin
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Looking for something inexpensive and nearby to do during February vacation? The Harvey Mitchell Memorial Library will be having free movies for kids each afternoon at 1:00. Stop by the library or call 679-5944 for a list of what will be shown on the big screen in the children’s room. Though Sunday the 14th marks [...]
Epping Library Notes – 2/9/10
February 9, 2010 by admin
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The Harvey Mitchell Memorial Library is a popular meeting place for community groups and families. The Dusty Old Mystery Book Group meets on the third Wednesday each month at 7 pm and is reading Casino Royale by Ian Fleming this month. Copies are available at the main desk for anyone interested in joining in the [...]
Epping Library Notes, 1/26/10
January 26, 2010 by admin
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Dessert and a Movie for Adults is back at the Harvey Mitchell Memorial Library in Epping. On the 4th Thursday of most months, adults are invited to a free night out to enjoy a movie on the 9 foot screen with stereo surround sound in the children’s room. With the library closing for official business [...]
Epping girls win second straight game
January 22, 2010 by admin
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It was all about maintaining the lead Wednesday night for the Epping High School girls varsity basketball team. The Blue Devils led start to finish for a 36-29 victory over Sanborn and improved to 3-7 in Class M. “It’s always good to get a win,” said Epping coach Tim Hopley. “We were able to hang [...]
Cinema approved for Route 125 plaza in Epping
January 20, 2010 by admin
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The Brickyard Square shopping center on Route 125 in Epping, will offer shopping, food and, after Thursday’s Planning Board approval, movies. The cinema, which will offer 12 digital theaters and stadium seating for 1,800, is scheduled to open by May 2011. “This is the type of industry we like here,” said Selectman Jim McGeough, who [...]


