Windham resident Emma Joanis during sound check at TD Garden. She sang the National Anthem during today’s Knicks-Celtics victory.
Photo courtesy of Wendy Joanis
2012 candidates (and friends) in Windham were out with their signs today. From left to right: Ross Mcleod, Tracey Mulder, Roger Hohenberger, Kathleen DiFruscia, Heather Petro and Mike Scholz.
Mike Joanis filed for Windham School Board on Feb. 2. Here he is at the SAU office with his family.
He is pictured with his wife Wendy and his daughters Madelyn, Emma and Michelle.
Photo courtesy of Rob Breton Photography.
Windham resident Jerome Rekart filed to run for school board on Feb. 2 with two of his three daughters, Julia on the left and Lucy on the right.
He is the fourth person to enter the race for the two open positions.
Photo courtesy of Jerome Rekart
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Windham resident Heather Petro filed her candidacy for the Windham School Board on Jan. 26.
Here she is pictured at the SAU 28 office with her three children, Maxwell, Hannah, and Jillian Perlberg.
Wednesday, Jan. 25 was the start of town/school official filings in Windham. Vying for reelection this year are Board of Selectmen Chair Ross McLeod and longtime BOS member Roger Hohenberger. Here they signed up at the town clerk’s office.
Pictured from left to right: Stephanie Wimmer, Ross McLeod, Diane Carpenter, Karen Moltenbrey, Roger Hohenberger, Jay Moltenbrey and Kathleen DiFruscia (fellow Selectman).
Photo courtesy of Ross Mcleod
Nesmith Library launched its entrance into the Greater Manchester Integrated Library Cooperative System (GMILCS) on Jan. 21. Trustees and librarians were on hand for a ribbon cutting and open house. Library Director Carl Heidenblad was also in attendance.
Photos courtesy of Nesmith Library.
Megan Gallagher, Windham Middle School student and daughter of School Board Chair Ed Gallagher, poses with Jon Huntsman following the Jan. 8 GOP debate in Concord.
The Windham Helping Hands tree at Nesmith Library has come a long way since Patch checked in with it last month.
According to one of the Nesmith librarians, this massive cluster of presents underneath the tree is only about 20 percent of the total gifts the tree has collected this holiday season. The other presents are scattered in storage areas in the library. Many are stored upstairs.
The gifts will be shipped off tomorrow for those who are in need this holiday season.
