Author Archives: Ray Boas

With over 12 inches of snow, and more falling, the Town plow trucks having a very hard time getting around. On behalf of the Highway Department, the Selectboard asks you stay off the roads, both driving and parking. Here is … Continue reading →

Again this year Galloway Real Estate is sponsoring a contest to brighten up around Walpole with prizes and trophies awarded in two categories – residential and business. So, click on the image ( or this link ) for more information, … Continue reading →

COVID by the Numbers – November 29 Edition Hello, everyone.  I’m a little late with the current report, but that is because the NH Department of Health and Human Services is a bit behind with their numbers, both because of … Continue reading →

The Town Clerk/Tax Collector’s and Selectboard Offices remain open to the public by appointment. The Walpole Town Hall is closed for large group and committee/board/commission meetings starting on Monday, Nov. 30th. The Selectboard will be meeting via Zoom starting on … Continue reading →

A tad early, but with my printer’s holiday schedule I picked up the December CLARION today, and your hardcopy is at the post office to be delivered. So, I thought I would post the on-line PDF now so you may … Continue reading →

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 →