Author Archives: Ray Boas

COVID by the Numbers—November 21 Edition The number of COVID-19 cases in the state is exploding.  At the end of last week, Walpole had 0 active cases of COVID-19, and had only 2 cases, total, since the start of the pandemic.  Today there … Continue reading →

Library Services Return to Express Browsing and Curbside Pickup In light of the Walpole Public School’s decision to return to virtual learning and the closure of the Walpole Town Hall, beginning Monday, November 30th, the Walpole Town Library will be … Continue reading →

You may have heard that today, November 19, New Hampshire Governor Sununu enacted a mask mandate for the State of New Hampshire effective Friday, November 20. At this evening’s Walpole Select Board meeting, the following was decided: “The Town Hall … Continue reading →

At its meeting the evening of November 18, the Fall Mountain Regional School District School Board discussed the rise of COVID-19 in NH, and discussed the best alternative for all concerned. It was decided the district “will be moving to … Continue reading →

Our State Representative, Lucy Weber, just sent this latest update to me. When she and I chatted on Election Day I told her I wanted to continue to share her updates, but not wanting to overwhelm you, or inure you … Continue reading →

Following are the votes cast on 3 November in the Town of Walpole, New Hampshire, with over 80% turnout. On election day 74 new voters registered in Walpole and about 30 in the North Walpole precinct. About 2700 people voted … Continue reading →

Yes, already the eleventh month of this most different year. But moving right along anyway, the November 2020 issue of THE WALPOLE CLARION is now on-line for you to browse and read. Your “hard copy” in now in the mail, … Continue reading →

Below is the 26 October COVID report from our State Representative, Lucy Weber, provided last evening. But, just today she updated the bad COVID trend numbers, saying, “COVID-19 by the Numbers October 26–Evening Update — And just like that, it … Continue reading →

COVID-19 Update from State Representative Lucy Weber I don’t usually report this often, but the situation seems to be changing rapidly.  Last night (October 14) there were 4 more COVID cases reported in Cheshire County.  This means that we have … Continue reading →

Today was the day – UPS Gary has retired. For 35 years, an integral part of the Walpole community, over 100 masked and distanced citizens – from youngsters less than five, and one Walpole legend who is now 90, gathered … Continue reading →