Author Archives: Ray Boas

And, at the post offices tomorrow for delivery to Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville hopefully on Saturday. Back up to 20 pages with past events, news, and some “fun reads.” Please note on page 3, AGE IN MOTION. Submitted incorrectly, and … Continue reading →

Yes, time again, and a “baker’s week” away by Saturday, January 21, I will need your inputs by 5PM Walpole time to be included in the next issue of THE WALPOLE CLARION. I have already started work on this issue … Continue reading →

And, at the post offices to deliver tomorrow to Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville. Smaller issue than usual with less going on, and fewer advertisements, but browsing through my hardcopy now (benefit of being the publisher and picking up at … Continue reading →

I know, I know, you have enough to do and prepare for, but it is also approaching CLARION closing time for the January 2023, issue. The deadline is in a week Wednesday, December 21 at 5 PM Walpole time. As … Continue reading →

Yes, and tomorrow the hardcopy will be at the Post Offices for delivery to you. But now I have this last twenty page issue for 2022 on-line for you to enjoy. PLEASE NOTE: The Live Nativity on Christmas Eve has … Continue reading →

With the November and December holidays, and depending upon how the days of the week fall, the closing date for the CLARION is always impacted. Our printer’s long Thanksgiving Day holiday schedule affects the closing date, but I have been … Continue reading →

(Editor’s Note: These results have been compiled and provided by Representative Weber. RAY BOAS, Publisher) Looking for Election Results? Because of some posts on social media, I decided to take a look at voter turnout from Tuesday. The Secretary of … Continue reading →

Your issue of the November 2022 CLARION is at the post office for delivery, and now also on-line for reading. You may click on this link, or the image below to view and read this twenty page issue. Stay safe … Continue reading →

(The Walpole Selectboard office asked I share this information – RAY BOAS, Publisher) Although it is very problematic for some to access the Town Hall while daytime construction is occurring, safety takes a priority over convenience. Those visiting or walking … Continue reading →

Again a “baker’s week” away with my “warning” notice that it is time to start getting your inputs submitted for the November issue of the CLARION. The closing date is Saturday, October 22, for your inputs, but you may wish … Continue reading →