Author Archives: Ray Boas

Provided by our State Representative, Lucy Weber COVID by the Numbers—February 28 Edition From a low of 5 active cases of COVID at the beginning of the week, Walpole rocketed back up to 10 active cases on the 27th, before backing down to 8 active cases … Continue reading →

Can you believe March is blowing in this coming week? And, with that, your hardcopy of the March CLARION will be in the mail Friday and in your hands then or on Saturday. But, now you can read the 20 … Continue reading →

I got my first COVID shot this week, and in sharing the experience with others I wrote the following piece which will be in the March issue of THE WALPOLE CLARION. But, that is a week away, so I am … Continue reading →

I have my first shot on the 17th, but it sounds like the second shot scheduling is still not “set in stone” as we would expect. Stay safe and stay well, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher COVID by the Numbers—February 14 … Continue reading →

A week away and the March Town Meeting issue of the CLARION will close on Friday, 19 February, for all articles and advertisements. Once completed, the files will work their way to the printer, and then into your hands by … Continue reading →

The Town has provided the CLARION with the signed Warrant Articles for Town Meeting March 9 and 13, 2021. You may read them in advance by clicking this link below: WARRANT ARTICLES – 2021 Because of required legal terminology, Articles … Continue reading →

COVID by the Numbers—January 30 Edition And More About Those Second Doses Second doses:  We now know more about scheduling those second doses of vaccine.  Things are still in a little bit of flux, but here is the procedure as it … Continue reading →

The February issue of  THE WALPOLE CLARION should be at the post office on Friday, 29 January. Thus, always posting a day or so beforehand on-line, the February issue is now on line. You may click this link — https://walpoleclarion.files.wordpress.com/2021/01/clarion-feb21-topress2.pdf … Continue reading →

The roll-out of the NH Covid-19 Vaccination sign-up began Friday with those 65 and over receiving a CDC email early Saturday. This email was confusing (many of us trashed it as SPAM), and then a NH State email arrived telling … Continue reading →

COVID by the Numbers—January 17 Edition We’re #1! Unfortunately, being #1 is not always a Good Thing.  Until very recently, Cheshire County had a very low rate of COVID infection as expressed as a rate of cases per 100,000 population.  As of … Continue reading →