The Walpole Clarion

And at the post offices for delivery to all postal addresses in Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville — 1,927 total copies. Twenty pages again for you with a variety of articles, and community advertising. Remember, for a color experience with both pictures and ads, do visit the on-line edition. THINK ORANGE PUMPKINS (hint part of my collection on the back page).

For now CLICK THIS LINK for the OCTOBER issue, or on the front cover below. Happy Leaf Peeping and Trick or Treating, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher

Arriving 12:30 Saturday, September 19, at the Walpole (NH) Heritage Museum – Prof. RAB’s WAGON OF WONDERS – featuring WALPOLE WONDERS. Throughout the afternoon, fun with history, refreshments and prize drawings. Not to be missed.

Hard to believe, but as the CLARION begins its 16th year, it is time again for your submissions for the October 2026 CLARION. Closing date for the October issue is Monday September 21 – 5 pm Walpole time. – Always earlier if you can. Submission guidelines, and contact email are on the CLARION website. — https://thewalpoleclarion.com

Your early submissions are always welcome and appreciated as I start developing the layout well beforehand. If you have some “news” send it along. In addition, I like to have on-hand material of interest that is not time-sensitive to fill space to round out a pleasing issue. So, if you would “like to be in print” and have something to write and share (images as well), send along for possible inclusion space permitting. Please do remember, it is the advertisers in each issue that make this community publication possible, so please support and thank them.

If you have any questions, or interest in placing an advertisement, reaching over 1900 Walpole, North Walpole and Drewsville addresses, I welcome your inquiries, so please do get in touch with me. Advertising information and contact information is on the CLARION website.

Thank you, RAY BOAS, Publisher

And ready for delivery to all postal addresses in Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville — 1,549 total copies. Again 16 pages this issue since the end of summer and no activities past to report on. The recent police station bond is reported on and some other items. Remember, for a color experience with both pictures and ads, do visit the on-line edition.

For now CLICK THIS LINK for the SEPTEMBER issue, or on the front cover below. As the summer winds down, have a fun and safe Labour Day weekend, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher

I thought I would give you a week and a day warning this month to ready and send your submissions for the September 2026 CLARION. Closing date for the September issue is Saturday, August 22 – 5 pm Walpole time. – or earlier if you can. Submission guidelines, and contact email are on the CLARION website. — https://thewalpoleclarion.com

September is also a “light month” for content in the CLARION with folks away, school not in session, resulting in fewer activities to write about and share. But, if you have something to share with the Walpole community, please send it along for possible inclusion.

Your early submissions are always welcome and appreciated as I start developing the layout well beforehand. If you have some “news” send it along. In addition, I like to have on-hand material of interest that is not time-sensitive to fill space to round out a pleasing issue. So, if you would “like to be in print” and have something to write and share (images as well), send along for possible inclusion space permitting. Please do remember, it is the advertisers in each issue that make this community publication possible, so please support and thank them.

If you have any questions, or interest in placing an advertisement, reaching over 1900 Walpole, North Walpole and Drewsville addresses, I welcome your inquiries, so please do get in touch with me. Advertising information and contact information is on the CLARION website.

Thank you, RAY BOAS, Publisher

And ready for delivery to all postal addresses in Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville — 1,549 total copies. August usually a slow month, so just 16 pages this issue, but still what is happening, and you should be aware of. Remember, for a color experience with both pictures and ads, do visit the on-line edition.

For now CLICK THIS LINK for the AUGUST issue, or on the front cover below. Stay safe and well, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher

Time again, and a week away for your submissions for the August 2026 CLARION. Closing date for the August issue is Wednesday, July 22 – 5 pm Walpole time. – or earlier if you can. Submission guidelines, and contact email are on the CLARION website.

August is always a “light month” for the CLARION with folks away, school not in session, thus fewer activities to write about. Biggest thing in this coming issue for you to read about is the Monday August 17 Special Town Meeting for voting on a bond to build a new Police Station from 7 – 9 pm. But, if you have something to share with the Walpole community, please send it along for possible inclusion.

Your early submissions are always welcome and appreciated as I start developing the layout well beforehand. If you have some “news” send it along. In addition, I like to have on-hand material of interest that is not time-sensitive to fill space to round out a pleasing issue. So, if you would “like to be in print” and have something to write and share (images as well), send along for possible inclusion space permitting. Please do remember, it is the advertisers in each issue that make this community publication possible, so please support and thank them.

If you have any questions, or interest in placing an advertisement, reaching over 1900 Walpole, North Walpole and Drewsville addresses, I welcome your inquiries, so please do get in touch with me. Advertising information and contact information is on the CLARION website.

Thank you, RAY BOAS, Publisher

And at the post offices for delivery to all postal addresses in Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville — 1,549 total copies. Twenty pages in July for you to enjoy, and some fun articles. Remember, for a color experience with both pictures and ads, do visit the on-line edition.

A tad early to you this month. On page 3 you will see a notice for a Town Public Hearing on July 1st, and Howard Printing helped get this issue printed early to get it into your hands earlier.

For now CLICK THIS LINK for the JULY issue, or on the front cover below. Stay safe and well, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher

A week away for your submissions for the July 2026 CLARION. Closing date for the July issue is Monday, June 22 – 5 pm Walpole time. – or earlier if you can. Submission guidelines, and contact email are on the CLARION website.

Walpole does not have any 250th Anniversary specific events planned, but if you are aware of something in the area that CLARION readers may like to attend, do let me know. I will mention Keene’s Monadnock 250 celebration, which is hosting many area events.

Your early submissions are always welcome and appreciated as I start developing the layout well beforehand. If you have some “news” send it along. In addition, I like to have on-hand material of interest that is not time-sensitive to fill space to round out a pleasing issue. So, if you would “like to be in print” and have something to write and share (images as well), send along for possible inclusion space permitting. Please do remember, it is the advertisers in each issue that make this community publication possible, so please support and thank them.

If you have any questions, or interest in placing an advertisement, reaching over 1900 Walpole, North Walpole and Drewsville addresses, I welcome your inquiries, so please do get in touch with me. Advertising information and contact information is on the CLARION website.

Thank you, RAY BOAS, Publisher

And ready for mailing to all postal addresses in Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville — 1,549 total copies. For June I have 16 pages for you to enjoy. Remember, for a color experience with both pictures and ads, do visit the on-line edition.

For now CLICK THIS LINK for the JUNE issue, or on the front cover below. Stay safe and well, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher