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Thursday, February 4, 2010

The Cabinet recognizes the accomplishments of residents and businesses

The Animal Rescue League of NH Announces Newest Board Member

BEDFORD - After a one-year sabbatical, former Animal Rescue League of NH Board President Sheila Steele has been invited to serve again on the League’s board. Sheila resides in Amherst with her husband Bill and is the mother of two grown daughters, Kelly and Ditty. Her home has always been filled with animals and currently there are three cats, Lucy, Arnold and Simba as well as two dogs, Austin and Bentley.

Sheila past work experiences include; medical technologist, college professor and co-founder and owner of Helmet Helpers; a manufacturing company for equestrian apparel. She received a BS in medical Technology from Fitchburg State College as well as a MEd from the same institution.

Sheila has served on the board of the Derryfield School and does community service work for SHARE in Milford, NH. Her real passion is for the League and she is excited about being chosen to serve on the new affiliate board of the ARLNH in Conway, NH. Sheila feels lucky to be involved in an organization that does such fine work for the benefit of animals and humans!

***Raymond Hawkins, a freshman at Connecticut College in New London, performed in the college’s String Recital Dec. 8. He played the violin in the recital. Hawkins, a 2009 graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy, is the son of Charlotte and Malcolm Hawkins of Lyndeborough.

***Jack McBriarty of Milford has been elected to the board of directors of the N.H. Prostate Cancer Coalition. McBriarty, a prostate cancer survivor, is the owner of McBriarty Insurance Agency of Milford. He is a co-founder of the Toastmasters Club of Milford.

***Tim Dougherty, Town of Milford Public Works, has been named a “Roads Scholar” in a program for municipal road officials at the University of New Hampshire’s Technology Transfer Center. The Roads Scholar Program establishes educational requirements for municipal highway officials, offers courses on subjects essential to effective road management, and recognizes participation and achievement.

Tim received the Roads Scholar 1 award for completing 25 hours of instruction in the program.

“It is a credit to the Town of Milford to have an employee who has achieved this level of professional development,” says Kathryn Myers, Technology Transfer Center Training Program Manager.

WINNER. As part of strategic planning efforts around local community transportation, the Souhegan Valley Transportation Collaborative (SVTC) and the Nashua Regional Planning Commission recently conducted a survey. Souhegan Valley residents who completed a survey form were eligible to enter a “raffle” for a $50 gift certificate to one of four local shopping destinations on the Souhegan Valley Rides bus route. Ruth Robinson of Lyndeborough was chosen, at random, from the nearly 200 survey participants as the raffle winner. Robinson selected the Amherst Walmart Superstore as her shopping destination of choice. Upon hearing the news, Tony Tiner, store manager at the Walmart Superstore in Amherst, graciously donated a $50 gift certificate to the Collaborative. For more information about Souhegan Valley Rides, the regional community transit bus service, visit www.SouheganRides.org or call Marcia Nelson at 673-8482.

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