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Job at Mary Esther UMC
Student Ministry Director/Contemporary Worship Leader
Job Description
Student Ministry Director/Contemporary Worship Leader
This position is responsible for helping lead youth into a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ. This position will include casting vision for the Student Ministry, delivering large group messages, being highly relational, and supporting the entire youth ministry and church with its mission, vision, and strategy.
This position will also oversee the implementation of a contemporary music in a worship setting.
As with all Mary Esther UMC positions, this person is expected to embody the mission of Mary Esther UMC each and every day: to help people become deeply devoted followers of Christ.
Location: Mary Esther, FL
Primary Responsibilities
The following responsibilities are a representative sampling of the duties of the Student Ministry Director.
• Serve as the lead Youth Pastor for 6th-12th graders and their families • Continually evaluate the Mary Esther UMC Youth strategy and our execution of this strategy Create Strategic Environments
• Work with other Mary Esther UMC staff to plan and execute all youth environments • Serve as the lead staff person in these environments Cultivate Personal Relationships with Students
• Spend time each week with students outside of weekly programming • Recruit and train volunteers to cultivate appropriate personal relationships with students Partner with Parents
• Intentionally develop and nurture personal relationships with parents • Be proactive in communicating with parents regularly • Help to engage parents in the ministry of the church Model a Missional Mindset
• Help students actively engage in an ongoing relationship with our community • Help students view their life through the lens of Christ's calling. Meetings
• Attend All-Staff meeting • Attend Church Council Meetings • Plan parent meetings We Require a Christian committed to living a life that reflects the Gospel, who feels called to Youth Ministry and is comfortable working in a United Methodist Church environment, with the following qualifications:
Education & Experience:
1. Undergraduate degree required; post-grad education a plus
2. Experience in Youth Ministry or related field preferred
3. Good computer skills: email, Internet, other applications
Other Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
1. Demonstrates enthusiasm and positive attitude
2. High degree of initiative and accountability
3. Ability to manage and motivate volunteers
4. Strong interpersonal, communication and organization skills
Applicant should be familiar with the United Methodist Church Safe Sanctuary Policy and Guidelines
Contemporary Worship Leader
• Applicant must have experience leading dynamic contemporary worship. • Must be able to develop leaders in the worship setting. • Must have a knowledge of music equipment and worship software. (ProPresenter is preferred). • The ability to determine the theology of worship songs and how to use each correctly. • Team skills to plan worship services.
Working Hours:
Due to the nature of youth ministry early mornings, late nights, weekends, and week-long out-of-town events are regular. Office hours will be determined with these factors in mind.
TO APPLY, please email all of the following to [email protected] , specifying Student Ministry Director in subject line. Applications without the following information will not be considered.
- Resume
- Statement of your philosophy of ministry and your call to ministry
- Your religious/church affiliation
Mary Esther UMC
Mary Esther UMC is a friendly, well-established church that aims to serve the community by showing the love of Jesus Christ.

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My mom is a neat" lady. In fact, she's probably the most "together" woman I know. Even though we are geographically 2,000 miles apart, and even further apart theologically, if you asked each of us individually who was our best friend, we'd probably name each other.
Mom taught me to believe in God when I was just a child. She even taught Sunday School at our synagogue. I remember her standing in the kitchen, washing dishes while I dried. Through the steam and clatter and suds, she would tell me stories—about Noah and the ark, the miracle of Hannukah, the beautiful Queen Esther and wicked Haman, and how God redeemed our people from the land of Egypt. I liked hearing how baby Moses was put into the river in a basket and rescued by the Egyptian princess. I also remember the glow of the Sabbath candles she lit on Friday nights as we recited the blessings in Hebrew and English. Then we would eat our Sabbath dinner of specially prepared foods at our table that was covered with a snowy white cloth.
Mom and I were very close. Sometimes she would ask, "How much do you love me?" I'd stretch my arms as far apart as I could and say, "This much!" But to this day, she says that her favorite answer is the time I replied, "Mom, I love you from the sky to every house!"
One winter night when I was seven and my grandparents were babysitting me, Mom came home with some bad news. I knew it was bad news because they were all crying. When I asked my mother what had happened, she said my dad had died. I didn't really understand, but I was sad. She handed me a pair of mittens with rabbit faces on them and said he had bought them for me before he died. Later I realized that she had bought them herself. Somehow, in the midst of her grief, she had thought to give me a remembrance of my dad.
After that, sometimes I would walk into the living room in the middle of the night and find Mom crying. I'd rub her back and tell her that everything would be all right. And we'd sit close in the dark, drawn together by our loss. Together my mom, my sister and I picked up the pieces of our lives. Then Mom began dating Robert, a widower with two sons. I liked Robert. Sometimes he would bring my sister and me presents.
One evening Mom said, "Girls, I think Robert will ask me to marry him soon. What do you think? Would you like him as a new daddy?" Our eyes grew big with a sense of adventure and childlike acceptance. "Oh, yes!" we chorused. That winter "we" were married to Robert, with grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins all crowded into the rabbi's study for the ceremony. I thought I was the luckiest girl in third grade to be able to carry a bouquet and throw rice at my own mother's wedding! Later I would understand just how fortunate I really was, to be part of such a unified, loving circle born from the fragments of two families that had been shaken by grief.
I remember riding in our blue Buick with my new dad. I was eight years old, and he was driving. 1 sat in the back, squished between two relatives. "Robert, I mean Father, I have something to tell you," I called from the back seat. "It's hard to switch from 'Robert' to 'Father," I confided to my aunt.
"Lori, 'Father' is so formal. Why not just call him 'Dad'?" she suggested.
"Robert, I mean Father, I mean Dad," I cried, "listen to my story!" For several weeks, he was "Robert, I mean Father, I mean Dad," until I finally was able to call him just "Dad."
Dad opened his home to us. When we moved into his house, he decorated bedrooms for my sister and me just as we chose. He kept a kosher Jewish home and attended a Conservative synagogue, so we received the benefits of kosher brisket as well as a quality Jewish education. Dad opened a new world of commitment to Jewish values and tradition for me. He also provided my sister and me with two new brothers ages 18 and 12. More than that, he gave us himself. Dad loved to take us places like the zoo and baseball games. He even took us to Florida twice. He was proud of his two girls, and liked to show us off at his office. I remember someone saying more than once as they looked at me, "Robert, she looks just like you!" He would smile, wink at me and graciously reply, "Why, thank you!"
Finally, when I was in the fourth grade, Dad took our whole family to a courtroom. There we underwent a legal adoption process whereby he adopted my sister and me, and Mom adopted my two brothers. I couldn't wait to get back to school, where I practiced writing my new last name. "Lori Baron, Lori Baron," I wrote. "I like the way that sounds." Dad had given me his name, and, as I would later understand, the legal rights and inheritance of a blood relative. I was legally his daughter, and I could enjoy all the benefits of his home, his name and his love as my own.
Mom taught Sunday School at my new dad's synagogue. Soon she became the preschool director. I was also becoming involved in our synagogue and in Jewish studies. But as I became a teenager, I began to question our beliefs, our traditions and our faith in God. I wanted to know if there really was a God, and if so, was he the God of the Torah? If he was, how did he want us to live? When I didn't get sufficient answers, I became rebellious and angry, and I drifted away from my childhood faith. Instead, I sought answers in philosophy and literature. I became sullen and disrespectful toward my family and their values, and my mother was very concerned. Soon we were barely able to communicate with one another.
I moved out of the house and pursued my college degree out-of-state. The situation didn't get much better. Every time I came home, we would argue, and the closeness that we had once had seemed like a lifetime away. I questioned and belittled Mom's values because I had none of my own. I was searching for meaning in my life, and I was angry that no one seemed to have answers or cared to look for any.
Then, about two years ago, I became a believer in the Messiah. It was right after Mom had accepted an esteemed position as Executive Director of our synagogue. I knew that my newfound peace and joy in the Lord was the answer to my search for life's meaning. After receiving God's forgiveness, I no longer harbored resentment and anger in my heart toward Mom. But I also knew that despite the new love I now felt for her, she would not receive my new discovery with the same joy I felt. In fact, I was quite sure it would drive a permanent wedge between us. Nevertheless, I longed to tell her of the Messiah's love and grace. If only she could see that the God she had told me of in my childhood was more than a Sunday School lesson—that he was real and alive—in Yeshua!
A few months later, I did tell Mom of my faith in the Messiah. I knew that I must tell her of God's love, in spite of the high risk of entirely losing our relationship. I knew that she would feel that I had betrayed my Jewish heritage, my faith and my family. That night we were up until two in the morning, hugging, arguing and crying. For me it was a nightmare, because while Jesus had given me a new love for Mom, it was also because of my faith in him that I felt separated from her.
Over the next few months, in an effort to make me "change my mind" about my faith, Mom tried to get me to talk to rabbis, psychologists and even deprogrammers. Out of fear, desperation and love, she would send me books and magazines, trying everything she could to "bring me back" to Judaism. She wouldn't listen as I tried to tell her of God's promises to our people about the coming Redeemer. She really did not want to hear that Yeshua was the fulfillment of those promises, and that believing in him meets our need for an atoning sacrifice. It was frightening to her that I believed in something so alien to my upbringing. She still feels that way.
I believe that Mom is hurt because of what she perceives as a betrayal of my Jewish roots. If only she could see that I have found a relationship with the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob because of Yeshua! If only she could see past the traditions and rabbinic teachings to find the real meaning of Torah and its fulfillment in the Messiah. But she is afraid—because it's so different—because of her own lack of knowledge about it—because it just might be true.
My dad is hurt, too. It's been nearly a year since he has spoken with me, nearly a year since I told him that I believed in Jesus. He is hurt by what he sees as my betrayal of Judaism and our family values. I was the "apple of his eye," and now I have joined what he sees as "the other side, the persecutors of our people." He, too, is hurt because of what he does not understand. So we live 2,000 miles apart in silence.
I underwent many struggles in my first year as a believer in Jesus, especially in trying to reconcile my faith in him with my Jewish heritage. I knew that according to the Scriptures, they fit together so beautifully. Why, then, was I made to feel guilty about my faith, as though I had betrayed my family and my religion?
One day, while examining the Scriptures, my eyes fell upon some verses that helped me to understand my new life in Yeshua and made it more real to me.
But when the fullness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the law. To redeem them that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons. And because ye are sons, God bath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying, Abba Father (Galatians 4:4-5).
Suddenly I understood. I saw the striking parallels between my relationship with my dad and my relationship with God. Just as my dad, through no merit of my own, had given me the rights and privileges of an heir, God had given me the right to become his child and to call him "Dad." And just as my earthly father had sealed our relationship by adoption, God, my spiritual Father, had reconciled me to himself by the sacrifice of Yeshua. No longer a slave to the law and in bondage to sin, I was his daughter by the New Covenant. His Spirit in my heart cried out, "Abba, Father," the most intimate expression of love toward a caring parent.
Some might wonder why I allow such a terrible schism to occur in my family if I really love them. Why don't I merely "change my mind" and go back to my former belief to bring peace and harmony to my family? That simply is not an option for me. I have been adopted into the family of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob through my faith in the Messiah of Israel. Like my dad, my Heavenly Father from whom I was once estranged gave of himself to make me his own. He gave himself—the life of his Son—to make me his daughter. And that adoption can never be annulled!
My dad's silence has brought my mom and me closer together, and for that I am grateful. So I will continue to pray for them both, that my life and my walk with Yeshua will reflect to them his truth and his reality. I pray that God will awaken a spiritual hunger in them and cause them to seek answers, and that in his mercy, one day both my mom and my earthly father may cry out as I do, "Abba, Father," to the One who longs to adopt them.


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German original by Theodor Fontane, translation by me. Consider the translation as Public Domain.
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I'd often stop for a few drinks at a trendy restaurant and lounge called, The Place . It was also the place to meet hot women and get laid. Their drinks were expensive and they had a strict dress code; that combo kept the place classy. It was Tuesday night and I worked until nine. I was twenty-eight at the time. Shortly after I walked in, I spotted this super hot woman sitting at the bar. She looked to be in her mid-thirties, with a huge set of boobs. I walked her way, wanting to get a better look at her. She looked so hot, I thought my eyes were deceiving me. The closer I got, the hotter she looked! Let me describe her for you - I'd say she was about 5'4", maybe 130 pounds, with curves in all the right places. Her hair was strawberry blonde, she had a very light complexion, and she wasn't wearing much make-up. She didn't need it. She was a natural beauty. I'd be remiss if I didn't tell you how she was dressed. She wore a simple white silk blouse, and she'd left the top three buttons unbuttoned. Also, because she wasn't wearing a bra, a lot of cleavage was showing. She picked a short red skirt to wear that night, and it totally accentuated her fabulous bare legs, along with her red high heel shoes. Perfect! I can't begin to guess what size her boobs were, other than humongous. Stunned by her appearance, I must have mouthed, "Holy Shit." Well, I got busted. I was now standing within a couple of feet from her, and she stopped me. Then, in a sarcastic tone she said, "Holy Shit ...


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Before beginning any exercise regimen, proper stretching is essential. If muscles are properly warmed up, the strain on muscles, tendons, and joints is reduced.
Stretching exercises should take 5 to 10 minutes and ought to be conducted in a stretch/hold/relax pattern without any bouncing or pulling. It is important to stretch the propulsion muscles in the back of the leg and thigh (posterior) as well as the anterior muscles.
Some effective stretching exercises to prepare the foot and ankle for exercise include:
Excessive tightness of the calf muscles can contribute to many foot and some knee problems. A key point of injury is the Achilles tendon, which attaches the calf muscle to the back of the heel. When the calf muscle tightens up, it limits the movement of the ankle joint.
Calf muscle stretching is very useful in the prevention and treatment of many foot problems. Two typical methods for stretching your calf muscles include the wall push-up (described above) and this technique: Standing approximately two feet from a wall. While facing the wall, turn your feet inward ("pigeon toed") and lean forward into the wall, keeping your heels on the floor and the knees extended. Keep your back straight and don't bend at the hips. Hold the stretch for 10 seconds and do the stretch 10 times in a row.


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Despite finishing the regular season in the red, Blythewood salvaged its first season under Reggie Kennedy with an unlikely run to the Class 4A Division I semifinals that began with a stunning upset of Lexington and netted a final 7-7 grade.
"It's not how you start; it's how you finish," mused Kennedy, who is entering his 18th season as a head coach in South Carolina.
"We got healthier at the end of the regular season and the kids began to have a better understand what we'd been asking of them. We played our best football there in the playoffs, which is what you always want."
This season, Kennedy hopes the Bengals don't take quite so long to define themselves as a team.
"The coaches are familiar with the kids and the kids are familiar with us," said Kennedy. "There is no transition. The commitment to compete to win is there. They've worked hard in the off-season. I'm anxious to see what this team can do."
With 42 seniors in tow, the time is now for Blythewood, which will begin dealing with the effects of the opening of neighboring Westwood in 2013.
"We don't take a hit in numbers on the varsity this year; that's coming next year," said Kennedy. "We won't have another senior class this big in a while so we need to take advantage of it."
The irony is Blythewood does not return a large group of starters.
The veteran players back on defense are cornerback Earl Wilson and linebackers Derek Miller and Jalen Williams.
Kennedy believes the secondary could be very good with the additions of Erik Holliday, a move-in from Alabama, and Devin Albert, who will be a prime running back in addition to taking a regular turn at a safety spot.
The big question is up front where new, unproven players abound. Kennedy said sophomore Terrell Vaughn (5-foot-11, 220) has a chance to be an impact player.
On offense, three-year stating center Josh Cannella (5-11, 251) and senior tackle Niles Carter headline a veteran line. The top skill players are receiver Shyheim Wilson and Albert.
Kennedy is banking on newcomer Kylin Binn (6-5, 210) to take over for the productive Demetic Gray at quarterback. Binn, a transfer from Spring Valley, has not played in a game for two years.
"He's got the tools, but not the experience right now," said Kennedy. "He has to get comfortable playing under the lights on Friday nights."
If Binn falters, seniors Joe Britt and Travis Palmer are waiting in the wings. Britt was the varsity backup last season, while Palmer led the junior varsity to a 9-1 season.
Fleet junior receiver Lynard Jamison is a new player to watch. Kennedy is also eager to utilize Hank Estep (6-2, 205) at tight end.
The kicking game is no concern with the return of Greg Huegel, who was 9-for-15 in field goals, perfect on 26 PAT attempts and averaged 33.5 yards per punt.


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help Corals Visably Suffering, Bubble Algae Outbreak, Perfect Levels
Edogg replied to Edogg's topic in Nano TanksThanks for the replies. I've been dreading having to do a maintenance day, but it probably is the best thing I can do. I have a Red Sea Max Nano with base filtration. I consider the skimmer and filter sock very good, but I haven't had the experience of owning much to compare it to. I get my water from an RODI Machine I hookup to my outside garden hose and fill 5 gallon buckets at a time with. I am going to make a permanent station eventually, but for now I have the BRS 4-stage system with no TDS meter. Ill update with photos after I do a 50% waterchange, takeout the sand, and remove as much of the algae as I can reach.
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Edogg posted a topic in Nano TanksHey everyone. I would make an effort to submit photos tonight of my tank however it's past its bedtime. Over the last month one of my hammer corals has been partially closed most of the time. I continuously checked my levels to be presented with perfect water parameters. I decided that its best if I give it time. Two weeks have passed now, and most unfortunately my tank has spiraled into bubble algae heaven. I have made 2 attempts to remove it, but even with a siphon hose and a scalpel I cannot get to all of it. Within 2-3 days it completely grows back. Today I came home to find that 2 of my 3 sps frags had closed and changed colors to a more dull tint. My rainbow acropora is turning green and another purple/green frag I have has turned a darker blue. There is no polyp extension. My other large hammer coral was also retracted, with my mushroom corals bleached white instead of its normal flesh color, though the green highlights are still prevalent towards the top. My anemone, or two as it split a month ago, seems unaffected and continues to take up way to much space and sting my zoa's. My levels, as I said before are perfect under my standards. I am unable to test for phosphates with my current equipment, however I've read elsewhere that bubble algae doesn't need an influx of them to grow. Salinity 1.025 Alkalinity 7.4 dKH Calcium 420ppm Magnesium 1350ppm Nitrate 0 Nitrite 0 Ammonia 0 Tempature 80.5F I have calculated my system water volume with rocks to be 14gal. I've been doing a 5 gallon water change every week since I saw the hammer was closed. My tank is almost a year old now. I've hit many bumps in the road but this is one that I am clueless to the solution. Photos will be submitted tomorrow around lunchtime. Please help.
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Maya Angelou has been remembered at a star-studded memorial service, with warm tributes paid to the US poet, author and civil rights champion who died last month aged 86.
Tributes to Maya Angelou at star-studded US memorial service
Tributes to Maya Angelou at star-studded US memorial service
She read a poem at Bill Clinton's first presidential inauguration in 1993. In his eulogy, he praised her belief in dignity, love and kindness.
She was also a friend and mentor to US media legend Oprah Winfrey who told the congregation that: "She was my spiritual Queen Mother and everything that that word implies."
First Lady Michelle Obama also spoke in the chapel of North Carolina's Wake Forest University where Maya Angelou taught for decades.
"She touched me, she touched all of you," she said.
"She touched people all across the globe, including a young, white woman from Kansas who named her daughter after Maya and raised her son to be the first black president of the United States."
Angelou wrote more than 30 books of fiction, poetry and memoir during her prodigious career. She is best known for her 1969 autobiography "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," about growing up in America's segregated South.
That pioneering work helped give black women writers a literary voice and became a reading list staple in US classrooms.


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A scrumptious breakfast of smoked salmon, perfectly poached eggs, smooth creamy pesto hollandaise and a delicate kale polenta cake, becomes a real treat when you discover the health benefits of this dish.
Smoked salmon is a great source of dietary protein, which is essential for your body to regenerate cells and keep your skin glowing. Eating an 85gram portion of salmon a day provides your body with much-needed fatty acids, which helps brain function and fending off depression. We want to highlight Kale as a low calorie superfood, one of the most nutritious plant foods available, loaded with antioxidants vitamin C, beta-carotene and polyphenols. All of the above help prevent oxidative damage to the body, which has been linked to early aging and illnesses such as Cancer.
So go on, what are you waiting for? Whip up this breakfast this weekend!
Smoked salmon on a polenta kale square with 2 poached eggs and a pesto hollandaise sauce
serves 4
polenta kale squares
2 large eggs
1 cup milk
1 cup quick cook polenta
2 spring onions, finely chopped
4 stalks of kale, stalks removed and then finely chopped
½ cup grated Parmesan cheese
½ tsp. Himalayan sea salt
¼ tsp. freshly ground black pepper
1 cup boiling water
pesto hollandaise
3 egg yolks
2 tbsp. red wine vinegar
1Tbsp lemon juice
½ tsp. Himalayan sea salt
⅛ tsp. freshly ground black pepper
200g clarified butter, melted
2 tbsp. "Sprigs" Parsley and Parmesan pesto
poached eggs
8 large eggs
15ml white wine vinegar
½ tsp. Himalayan sea salt
1/8 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
water for poaching - about 5cm deep
to assemble
200g smoked salmon trout
½ a lemon, cut into 4 wedges
Pre-heat the oven to 180°C and lightly grease 8 inch square corning ware dish with butter (often we use a loaf tin).
For the polenta - Crack the eggs into large mixing bowl, pour in the milk and whisk together until the eggs have broken up. Stir in the polenta, spring onion, kale, Parmesan cheese, salt and pepper. When the oven has heated to the correct temperature, whisk the boiling water into the polenta liquid. Then pour into the greased dish and bake for 15 – 20 minutes or until firm. This can be made the day before and then reheated when you are ready to make breakfast.
For the pesto hollandaise – tip the egg yolks , white wine vinegar and a splash of lemon juice into a heatproof bowl. Place the bowl over a saucepan of boiling water, in other words a bain-marie and continue to whisk until the sauce is thick (Do not boil or the eggs will scramble). Remove the saucepan from the heat and continue to whisk and slowly add the melted butter in a thin, steady stream. Stir in the pesto and check the seasoning and set aside while you poached the eggs.
For the poached eggs – bring a wide saucepan of water to the boil and pour in the vinegar. Crack the eggs into a bowl, then carefully drop the eggs into the water, one by one. Turn down the heat to a simmer and cook the egg until the desired texture, for soft eggs about 4 minutes. With a slotted spoon, carefully place the eggs onto a plate. Now we are ready to assemble breakfast, cut the polenta into 8 squares, for each plate use 2 polenta kale squares, top with a quarter of the smoked salmon, 2 poached eggs, pour over the sauce and garnish with a wedge of lemon. For an extra tang of lemon we added a sprinkle of sumac. Pour any extra sauce into a bowl to serve at the table.


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KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (WPVI) --The Eagles can start wheeling and dealing on Thursday when free agency kicks off.
This time last year, the Eagles No. 1 goal was to get Carson Wentz.
This year, their No. 1 goal is to get Carson Wentz some help.
At least one Eagles fan trusts the process.
Wentz was seen hanging with Sixers star Joel Embiid Sunday at the Philadelphia Sports Card Show in King of Prussia.
Wentz tells Action News he's working out and working on his mechanics.
Just like Eagles fans, he's dying to find out what the team will do to build around him this off-season.
"I'm real excited, you know, I was just with some other guys on the team and just talking about how we're all really excited for OTA, so we can start building this thing and start heading in the right direction," said Wentz.
When asked about the Eagles possibly drafting a wide receiver, he responded, "We'll see what happens. It's an exciting time of the year. With free agency, there's always trade rumors, there's the draft, and the Combine was just the last couple days, still going on. It's an exciting time. I remember this year ago when I was in that situation, and it's a lot of uncertainty for those guys."


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What Should You Expect From a Wedding Videographer?
So recently I saw an article about a bride suing her videographer over "the worst wedding video ever". Judge for yourself if she is justified or needs to lighten up and get a life. She does sound like a complete bridezilla. Even so, it did get me thinking, what should you expect from a wedding vidoegrapher? I decided to ask Manchester wedding videographer, Aaron Rose, for his top five tips to consider when choosing who to film your wedding….
What Should You Expect From a Wedding Videographer?
Ask to see a longer wedding video sample
- The internet is flooded with fantastic looking wedding films trailers and showreels that showcase a wedding videographers work. These are a good indication of the quality of a wedding videographer's work but not the best. The best way of ascertaining the quality of wedding video is to ask to view a longer piece of their work. Ideally you want to see the longer piece where the trailer or highlights that caught you eye came from. This piece should be longer than 15 minutes. It should be a cohesive and dynamic wedding film that tells the wedding day story in its entirety. Its also a good idea to view the full ceremony and speeches sections. In these sections you should be checking that the production values are high. Great audio in these sections is a must. The use of multiple camera angles using colour matched cameras is also essential.
Ask to see a range of wedding films
- Ensure your chosen wedding videographer has the experience. Ask to see a range of wedding films. A good experienced wedding film maker will have shot many stunning films at a range of wedding venues. Getting to see a depth of work will give you a good idea of the videographer's experience.
Check out the Style
- What should you expect from a wedding videographer in terms of style? Well that is entirely a matter of personal taste and why you must communicate your preferences with your chosen videographer. Understand what style of wedding film will be delivered to you. Will it be a modern 'Short Form' narrative driven cinematic edit? Will it be a more classic 'Long Form' documentary edit? Ask how will be it delivered to you. Will it be HD online streaming? This can then be shared with friends and family and downloaded to be archived for the future. Will it be delivered on DVD or Blu-ray?
Who will Your Videographer Be?
- Find out exactly who will be shooting your day. If you are booking with a named videographer will you be getting their undivided attention in shooting your day? Find out if they shoot more than one wedding a day. If so, who will be shooting your day?
Ask About Contingency Plans
- Does your videographer have a second camera operator to call upon if they get ill? Do they have full insurance? Do they have spare equipment to use if things break down?
Following the above points will help you find an experienced and talented wedding videography team that will create a stunning wedding film to be enjoyed for years to come. Remember that quality and experience is often not a cheap commodity. This quote comes to mind in relation to the wedding film costs:
"The bitterness of poor quality is remembered long after the sweetness of low price has faded from memory." — Aldo Gucci
The wedding film is a wonderful way of capturing the sights and sounds of the wedding day. The foremost regret of newly married couples is that they did not get a professional wedding film commissioned.
Don't let it be you!
Thankyou Aaron Rose for your top advice. In summary, what should you expect from a wedding videographer? Consistency, professionalism, quality, back up, personal service and a style that suits you.


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Earthquakes To Sign Peguero
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I mentioned this earlier in the day in the morning kicker, but it appears that San Jose has landed Haitian forward Jean-Philippe Peguero.
Sources say (and Ives has reported) the deal is nearly complete and could be announced later today (though could come later this week).
There is no word yet on whether Peguero's current club Brondby released him from his contract or if San Jose paid a transfer fee and completed the deal before yesterday's transfer deadline.
My bet is if a deal is done between the two sides Brondby would have released him from his contract at his wishes to return to the MLS. Due to his recent injuries that kept him out of action for a couple years it makes sense to me that he went to the club asking for a release of his contract, even though now he is healthy. That's just how I see this shaking down if he is indeed coming back to the MLS.
Even if he did cost a transfer fee, I can't imagine it being a high one. The same goes for his pay, I wouldn't look for him to take up a huge amount of salary cap space, maybe $150k a year? That may be a bit much to some too but that's kind of what I see him getting at this point.
Still, once I get word on this deal I will pass it along to you all. I would say that if we are this close to a return for Peguero to the MLS here then we will see this happen in the coming days and not at the summer transfer window. But then again, anything could happen between now and the end of the week on this deal.
No need to go into the details on why San Jose needs a player like Peguero again at striker. For those who forgot, here is a video of him in action in the league.


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March 8, 2017
Congratulations to Anastasia McFadden-Foy of Northwood, who was
named to the Dean's List for the fall 2016 semester at The
University of Maine at Farmington.
Letter To The Editor
Hello, I'm Keith McGuigan and I'm running for re-election to the
Northwood School Board.
I've served on the school board for two years now, and been the
chair of the board for the past year.
About me: I'm an employed software engineer, having earned
my Bachelor's and Master's degrees of Science from UNH. I've
lived in town for 13 years and am married with three kids who
attend Northwood Elementary School. I've been involved in
the community in a number of roles, from Budget Committee,
coaching youth baseball and soccer, as well as a stint as a
leader for the Cub Scouts. Politically, I'm a proud independent
whose only agenda is to do what I can to improve the school and
the community in a fiscally-responsible manner.
take on a long-term view of where our school should be going and
think that a highly-regarded elementary school, paired with a
great high school, will make Northwood a more desirable town to
live in. This in turn will drive up home prices and reduce our
tax rate. I'm proud to see that in the time that I've been
on the board, our students' test scores have increased (more
than the state average has), even while our proposed budget is
the lowest it has been in over five years (even though it
includes a number of new unexpected new high school students'
tuition costs).
it is the town's wish to see me continue to serve, I will do my
best to research, brainstorm, and push for ways to improve our
school while using the available resources efficiently as
possible -- even if it means thinking outside of the box and
finding creative and non-traditional solutions. In any case, I
hope you make it out to vote on Tuesday, March 14th.
Keith McGuigan
Voters of Northwood:Tuesday, March 14 is Election Day in
Northwood. The ballot will include all warrant articles
including a petition warrant article asking you to either keep
the Northwood Police Commission intact or to give the authority
of the police department to the board of selectmen. Petition
warrant articles are allowed to be on the ballot if 25 or more
registered voters submit a petition to the town. There are
only 27 names on this petition.
history of the police commission in Northwood starts in 1985
when the selectmen appointed a police advisory committee to look
at budget and personnel concerns, as well as the overall
management of the police department. The advisory committee
concluded with a number of recommendations including changing
from a part time to a full time police chief and the
establishment of a police commission, both of which were
approved by voters in 1987. The police commission is made up of
three commissioners; each year one is elected to a three-year
term by the voters. The commission has met on a monthly basis
for the past 30 years with all meetings open to the public and a
time set aside for public input. The chief's report is provided
which includes information on police activity, department
vehicles and facility, and correspondence.
police commission continues our commitment to the goal of
insuring a professional police department that serves and
protects the citizens of Northwood. As has been our practice, we
extend an invitation to all residents to attend a meeting or
address the commission in writing at any time. Elections will be
held at the Parish Center of St. Joseph's Church on Rt. 4 on
March 14 from 8-7. Please get out and vote. Your support is
John Schlang, Chairman; Commissioner Richard Cummings;
Commissioner Ken Rick
Northwood voters, We have been happy to live in Northwood
for the last thirty years and wish to see our schools excel.
There is positive movement at present and it needs to be
continued. We believe that this can be accomplished by
re-electing Keith McGuigan to the Northwood School Board.
Please vote for Keith on March 14.
Sincerely,Robbie and Sue Robertson
the Editor,Status Quo, "the existing state of affairs." Is
that what you want at Northwood School? Really? Let's review
where we are at.
Ranked in the bottom third of schools with only 47% of students
proficient or better in math. Rankings are "useless," "Northwood
students are scoring higher but the rest of the state is simply
doing better" are Mr. McGuigan's reasons for a 30 point drop in
the ratings.
school tax rate is 40% more than the average NH town for
education. Nottingham and Strafford both have student costs that
are thousands less than ours, yet they educate their students
far better. The cost per student next year will far exceed $19K
per child.
are on our third principal and third vice-principal in four
years. In a 3 to 2 vote the School Board completely ignored the
will of the people. Discipline has deteriorated to pre
Despres/Cremoni days. All discussion has been stifled, the board
is broken. Despite paying thousands to belong to the NH School
Board Association our delegate didn't bother to go, depriving us
a big say in resolution voting.
years you have, for the most part, been electing the same old
cookie cutter parents who want access to the system for their
kids in school, that quit when their students move on to
Coe-Brown. Please, try something new.
Marie Correa is a mother (adult children), a teacher, and a
fiscally sound candidate that deserves your vote. She
understands the system and has some concrete ideas to start the
healing process. She is not afraid of work and will honor the
will of the people.
Please vote, and vote for Marie Correa.
the Grinch JandebeurNorthwood
Coe-Brown Northwood AcademyQuarter 2 Honor
Roll 2016-2017
Headmaster David S. Smith is pleased to announce the honor roll
for the first quarter.
Grade 12 – Highest Honors:Matthew Brown, Emelia Cronshaw,
Hannah Daly, Brielle Macleod, Zackary Pine, Kelsey Wallace
Grade 12 – High Honors:Miranda Adcock, Emily Barnes,
Cassandra Barnhart, Taylor Baxter-Orluk, Amanda Bolduc, Kayla
Boucher, Joel Boulanger, Lauren Burrows, Lynzie Chase, Kate
Clinch, Taryn Constantino, Tristan Cullen, Abigail Dupuis,
Teagan Folland, Sheridan Gancarz, Marissa Gast, Jillian Gordon,
Ryan Graeme, Alexander Gray, Nathan Griffiths, Joseph Guptill,
Joshua Hall, Brenda Hayes, Jonathan Hayes, Arianna Jones,
Catherine Langdon, Caroline Lavoie, Amanda Lee, Bradley Leith,
Samuel Lupinacci, Donald MacCallum, Sophia Menjivar, McKenzie
Moehlmann, Gwynevere Norris, Steven O'Donnell, Noah Olewine,
Katlyn Palumbo, Mallory Perron, Jordain Pierce, Caitlyn Pitre,
Allison Pratt, Mikayla Prina, Katie Rankins, Tanner
Richards, Zachary Richards, Kerry Riley, Shannon Riley, Samantha
Roche, Tatum Santos, Thomas Sheehan V, Shaun Stevens, Hunter
Tetu, Kylee West, Isabella Wilson, Evan Wimsatt, Zowi Woodman,
LilyGrace York, Abigail Zollman
Grade 12 – Honors:Gabrielle Arena, Brody Ashley, Elizabeth
Bisson, Kira Cameron, Camryn Chick, Donovan Corless, Jesse
Cormier, Kassandra Crosby, Ian Desjardins, Sadie Donnelly, Shane
Fillion, Vincent Glidden, Emily Goulas, Samantha Jensen,
Jackalynn Joy, Emily Marie, Rebecca Masison, Jordan May, Chelsea
McCallion, Morgan Perkins, Shannon Riley, Christopher Rogers,
Jacob Snow, Shawn Spenard, Sarah Turmel, Kayla Whitcher, Liu
Grade 11 – Highest Honors:Bailey Arnold-Fuchs, Sandra Black,
Isabelle Feenstra, Emily Lentz, Alyssa Reiff, Julia Sommer,
Hailey Stevens
Grade 11 – High Honors:Haley Arnold-Fuchs, Emma Arsenault,
Sierra Baker, Alicia Baratier, Raven Barnes, Gwendolyn Bearden,
Maxim Begin, Erin Boodey, Rachel Bouchard, Jaelyn Brooks,
Madelyn Dallaire, Domminique Depianti, Sarah Doiron, Sarah
Dupuis, Derek Elwell, Aidan Fillion, Jocelyn Gagnon, Samuel
Godwin, Brady Johnson, David Krunklevich, Nina-Marie Laramee,
Olivia Lee, Jacob Lock, Jacob Lorden, Eleanor McDonough, Erik
Nelson, Amaya Newport, Margaret Norman, Kayla Pollak, Catrina
Purington, Allison Rose, Nathanial Schroeder, Victoria Sheridan,
Garrett Skidds, Scott Spenard, Nikola Sweeney, Casey Szmyt,
Caitlyn Ustaszewski, Ander Wensberg, Faith Wilson, Lindsay
Grade 11 – Honors:Emily Anderson, Taylor Bettencourt, Orion
Clachar, Paul Colson, Emily Cunningham, Emma DuBois, Sydney
Gast, Spencer Goad, Julia Greene, John Rygiel, Hannah Halka,
Joseph Hebert-Morello, Rebekah Hinrichsen, Sydney Ho-Sue,
Isabelle Lupinacci, Ahna McCusker, Shannon Perreault, Jacob
Spainhower, Kiley St. Francis, Deanna St. Laurent, Drew Stevens,
Cassandra Stover, Kailey Ward
Grade 10 – Highest Honors:Shayla Ashley, Alice Ewing, Ian
Gollihur, Colby Hoffman, Adah Keeney, Maria Ortiz, Kelsey Pine,
Emma Tobbe, Megan Wimsatt
Grade 10 – High Honors:Taevamaria Ahern, Elijah Allen, Gavin
Auclair, Tanner Bane, Shealyn Bedell, Griffen Bono, Susan
Burnap, Clayton Canfield, Travis Carbone, Evan Chauvey, Madison
Cunningham, Dylan DeTrude, Alivia DiPrizio, Brian Downer, Maggie
Eaton, Olivia Farrar, Cassuarina French, Kirsten Gunderson, Leah
Gustin, Benjamin Healey, Kayla Hicking, Alyssa Hill, Nathaniel
Hoffman, Todd Holman, Delaney Jean, Tyler LaMontagne, Albert
Lapiejko, Mackenzie Ledoux, Cooper Leduke, Gwyneth Locke,
Lillian Marie, Michael Marini, Paige Marston, Shane Marston,
Jacob McHugh, Sydney Neuman, Dylan Nigro, Jackson Noel, Cody
Peck, Serena Poulin, Anna Prescott-Nichols, Carly Ramsey,
Alexander Reynosa, Jacob Rich, Cameron Ronzano, Zachery Sheehan,
Jessica Sternberg, Jonathan Thorn, Bailey Travers, Julia Warren
Grade 10 – Honors:Aidan Ahern, Luke Belbin, Jackson Burke,
Derek Capo, Luke Chalifour, Kristopher Cronshaw, Pietra
Depianti, Annabella Fasulo, Mackenzie Flanders, Riley Gaedtke,
Lilee Gustin, Nicholas LaMontagne, Benjamin Lavoie, Celia
Leighton, Brice Lussier, Holly Magowan, Hannah Mattson, Lucas
McCusker, Jonathan Moehlmann, Spencer Murphy, Hayden Murray,
Michael Nikolaus, Willow Normandin, Reegan Osborne, Alison
Routhier, Emily van Gerena
Grade 9 – Highest Honors:Katherine Blake, Codi Boheen, Ruby
Carr, Riley Colby, Anthony Comte, Addison Craven, Lauren Curtin,
Celia Fogarty, Megan Frost, Mirah Johnston, Owen Judge, Evan
Lentz, Kaili Linscott, Michael MacEachern, Katherine Messenger,
Angelise Moss, Ryan Nester, Lauren Rose
Grade 9 – High Honors:Hunter Adams, Isabelle Allan, Emily
Anderson, Seamus Baker, Lauren Best, Rylee Bouchard, Madison
Bowen, Benjamin Brieger, Lillian Broome, Alexis Call, Shane
Cameron, Matthew Davis, Hunter DeCota, Hazel Dellario, Maggie
Donovan, Dawson Dubois, Megan Edgecomb, George Fasulo, Olivia
Fontes, Jeremy Foster, Collin Gier, Joshua Heckman, Patrick
Helm, Seth Howard, Nathaniel Huckins, Shannon Jackson, Abigail
Jerome, Victoria Johnston, Hayden Knight, Madison Kriete, Sophie
Laird, Raymond Lapiejko, Malachy Leclere, Adeline Leifer,
Elizabeth Libbey, Hayleigh McNeil, Hannah Munck, Connor Nowak,
Abigail O'Connor, Fiona O'Shea, Samuel Patteson, Kelsey Pease,
Abigail Pelletier, Cole Perra, Michaela Power, Jacob Radwan,
Caitlin Reynolds, Kathleen Roach, Elizabeth Shultz, Grayson
Smith, Mark Sommer, Daniel Strum, Cody Tanguay, Madison Tatem,
Morgan Tatem, Mary Thoms, Madison Tortorella-Lewis, Matthew
Vachon, Isabella Valarese, Skylar Ward, Alexandra Wheeler, Dylan
White, Joseph Whiting, Luke Wiggin
Grade 9 – Honors:Dominic Barbarito, Landon Budny, Brianna
Burke, Isis Chapman, Thomas Daly, Elizabeth Downer, Mikayla
Edgerly, Jacob Foster, Nikki Frasca, Ashley Gatchell, Samuel
Goad, Aubrey Ho-Sue, Scott Ireland, Sydney Jacques, Dakota
McPhee, Matthew Messenger, Tyler Nault, Madeline Nelson, James
Noble III, Kora Robito, Elijah Tomlinson-Burrell, Willow
Tritter, Meskerem Wallace, Amanda Womble
Attention Citizens of Deerfield, Epsom and Northwood--
YES to Continue to Support the Fight Against Invasive Milfoil!
Northwood Lake Watershed Association (NLWA), has spent a great
deal of time and effort over the years working to protect
Northwood Lake from the unchecked spread of invasive aquatic
species, including variable milfoil.
2016, 28 acres of the lake were treated with the herbicide
2-4,d. We also used diver-assisted suction harvesting for 27
days, removing and disposing of approximately 2,600 gallons of
Based on end-of-season surveys, we expect our
treatment budget for 2016 of $49,000 to expand to $56,000 in
2017. We have been working with the Boards of Selectmen in
Northwood, Deerfield, and Epsom to secure ongoing economic
support. All three towns have warrant articles that will be
presented to you, their citizens, in the upcoming March 2017
elections. Northwood's Warrant Article #16 is for $12,000,
Deerfields Warrant Article #11 is for $8,000, and Epsom's
Warrant Article #7 is for $4,000 of critical support.
This year, Northwood has another warrant article on the ballot
for "Milfoil Prevention." It is critical that voters are not
confused by this additional warrant article and continue to
support the original Milfoil "Treatment and Control" warrant
article #16 that they have supported for years. Without that
support, we could lose Northwood lake, with its recreational
benefits and considerable tax base, to milfoil.
Please come out and vote to support Warrant Article #16 in
Northwood, Warrant Article #11 in Deerfield, and Warrant Article
#7 in Epsom to help the NLWA combat this ongoing threat to our
lake and its watershed.
Kevin Ash,PresidentNorthwood Lake Watershed Association
your School Board Member, your Detective Sergeant of the
Northwood Police Department, your Community Service Officer,
your D.A.R.E. Officer, a coach, a parent of two kids in the
school system, I am expressing to you that I have been involved
with the Northwood Elementary School for a long time, wearing
many different hats, and I can promise you that the re-election
of Keith McGuigan is the right choice for Northwood. I
leave you with this.
THE GREAT!Who are they?
They are people.It's their approach to the gameWhat is
the game? Life is the game.It's the great that see things
differently, who act differently, who think differently.The
great have a different view.Every day the great awake and
say I'm alive. Today is an opportunity not an obligation.
To be great?You must hang around with great people.
Keith McGuigan is a one of those people. Re-elect him
and let's continue on the path of GREATness for the Northwood
Elementary School.
Shane Wells
Letter To The EditorKeith McGuigan For School Board!
Keith McGuigan has worked tirelessly to make Northwood School a
place that we can be proud of – from working with the technology
department to considering material and resource improvements,
working to create a balanced and fair budget with the board
members to adjust staffing and re-allocate positions and save
costs while advocating for a strong curriculum plan and working
to give our youngest students access to education.
personally – when we moved from a neighboring district where my
child excelled, I had some concerns about Northwood School. I
was met with driven, communicative, passionate teachers, yet
something was off, in particular, the work seemed a bit easy. I
started regularly attending school board meetings. It gave me
hope to see that members like Keith had a plan and vision to
help our school get to where it needed to be. Challenging
curriculum, a focus on early intervention to foster success,
appreciation for hard working teachers, and a sense of community
is coming to Northwood school because we have dedicated
teachers, passionate administration (who I've seen strengthen
and unite our school this year – thank you Mrs. Young and Mr.
Alford.) who are supported by the members of our school board –
most notably Keith McGuigan, Barbie Hartford, and Shane Wells.
Their determination to make our school one we can all be proud
of is something that would be sorely under-minded if we do not
re-elect Keith McGuigan. Let's re-elect Keith so that the hopes
and goals set for our school can become reality. Keith is the
best candidate with proven drive, levelheaded demeanor, and
genuine care for our students.
If Northwood's children and
their future success matter to you – please vote Keith McGuigan
for School Board on March 14th. Northwood's Children are
counting on you.
Shirley Glennon
The information elves of The Forum - the
volunteer-run online newspaper for Northwood (along with Candia,
Deerfield and Nottingham) have begun rolling out their election
edition for the upcoming Town and School Elections. We will not
be sending a print edition this year. As a non-profit volunteer
organization, that has gotten too expensive, but you can find
candidate profiles, warrants, and other information about
Northwood's March 14, 2017 election at
www.forumhome.org. Look
for the March Elections tab at the top of the page, click on it,
select Northwood and remember that this edition is a work in
progress, so check it out for updates, and after we vote, for
the results.
Lucy Edwards, ChairForum Board of Directors
To the Townspeople of Northwood:I have been a
Para-educator at Northwood School for the past 20 years working
with many of Northwood's children. I have a degree in
Special Education from Washington State University, but have
never applied to work as a teacher here. I am one of those
people who would feel like I had to go in early and leave late
as a teacher. As a Para I was free to leave when my kids
did and go in when they did. It worked for me and my
family and it made me happy, but as a result I only make 16+ an
This year's Para contract, coming up for vote on March
14th, says that Northwood can hire a Para-educator with the same
qualifications as mine at four more steps an hour. Really?
That is about $3,700 more per year. The amount of money is not
as important to me as the fact that I feel undervalued.
I am saddened, but feel that I need to vote NO on the Support
Staff Contract. I hope you vote NO, too.
Letter To The EditorA Poem about ESP (Education Support
What If?Let's suppose just for a moment, what
if there weren't any ESP?
What would become of our schools
and where would education be?
If not for the dedication of
each Education Support Professional,
How could our schools
ever survive or even function at all?
For the bus driver
wouldn't be there to pick up children along the way.
doors wouldn't be unlocked, the lights on, or the buildings
heated each day.
The aides wouldn't be there to help those
children with a special need,
Or the cooks wouldn't have a
hot and tasty meal ready for all to feed.
School security
wouldn't be there to watch over the children with care.
child's records wouldn't be the secretary's load to bear.
The computers would crash without the technician to keep them up
to date,
And if not for the maintenance personnel, one can
only guess the school's fate.
And there are many more that
give so much, each in a different capacity,
For to each ESP,
education is far more than just another job or utility.
Education is each child's future, the hope and prayers of our
For that future, each day, ESP give their work,
love, and dedication.
Dave Arnold
Please show your support
for the Northwood Education Support Personnel (NESPA) at
Northwood School by coming out to vote YES on Warrant Article 4
on March 14 from 7am-7pm at St. Joseph's hall on Route 4. Thank
Julie Doiron,Paraprofessional, Northwood School
I know what you're thinking – you
probably do what I do first when I read a letter to the editor
in The Sun. You looked at who wrote the letter first to see
whether it would be worthy of your time. If it's from someone
who has begun signing his letters from "The Grinch," you know
it's just his usual continuous bashing of the school that he
purports to represent, or the town's employees, volunteers,
coaches, clergy, or anyone else that doesn't agree with his
views. This one's from the wife of the guy who's running for
re-election to the School Board in Northwood. Well, of course
she supports his campaign – she's his wife. However, I have
every reason to not want you to vote for him.
First of all,
Keith McGuigan is very dedicated to his position on the School
Board. You might not realize that there are many extra meetings
and committees that the School Board members are a part of. He's
gone many nights, missing out on family dinners and the bedtime
Secondly, he is not shooting to win any popularity
contest in town. He is there to make the best decisions for the
school and for the children of Northwood, even if sometimes they
are not always the most popular decisions. He is weighing
options very carefully, but invariably, there will be those who
disapprove of any vote.
Finally, I have to say that you will
find that if you re-elect Keith McGuigan for School Board, he
will work hard for three more years, helping to provide that
level-headed continuity that Northwood School so strongly needs
right now. We've been through many administrative changes over
the years and we need to have someone who knows the school and
is really invested in making positive changes, even if that
means I'll miss out on having him home for dinner.
Letter To The EditorPlease Come Out & VoteKeeping
Pleasant Lake Free of Invasive Species
Warrant Articles on
the Deerfield and Northwood ballot March 14th
The Pleasant
Lake Preservation Association (PLPA) Lake Host Program was
established in 2002 to prevent the introduction and spread of
exotic aquatic plants such as variable milfoil and aquatic
nuisance animals like zebra mussels. The main way these species
are introduced into a lake is through transfer via boats and
trailers. Plant and animal infestations are undesirable
because they make recreation in and on the water dangerous and
unpleasant, disrupt the ecological balance, and reduce property
The Lake Host program is administered by the NH Lakes
Association and supported in part, by grants from the NH
Department of Environmental Services. Trained attendants provide
a courtesy boat inspection at the public access ramp on Gulf
Road. Current coverage accounts for about 2/3rds of normal
boating hours, 60% by volunteers and 40% by paid hosts.
Through these warrants, the PLPA are looking to secure
additional funding from the towns of Deerfield and Northwood in
the amount of $2,500 each to increase coverage to a total of
over 90% of normal boating hours. This coverage would
greatly enhance the PLPA Lake Host Program's ability to prevent
the introduction of Milfoil and other invasive species into the
lake which, if introduced, would result in a more difficult and
expensive program to control.
Holly Martin
I support education, as do most people;
disagreements arise about how to reach the common goal of
excellence most effectively. The state of New Hampshire and the
Town of Northwood accept federal tax dollars that support
education requiring compliance with burdensome regulations,
subjugating our administration and teachers of much local
A sudden and extreme change to required student
testing has quickly altered what and how teachers are expected
to teach students in the classroom. The desire for successful
test scores creates a perceived need for a full-time Curriculum
Director and our Kindergartners to attend a full day of school.
Our current professionals, Superintendent, Principal, and
Teachers are all qualified to unite our school and SAU. We must
call upon them and the future School Board to plan, implement,
and support consistent Math and ELA programs that have the
strong methodology that produces excellent students both school
and district wide.
Parents should feel empowered to both
prepare their students for school and to be an advocate
throughout their education. School Boards are critical in
creating effective and accountable schools; members have the
duty to educate themselves and to take public concerns into
Marie Correa is a passionate supporter of
education; she stays current on the constant changes at the
Federal, State and Local levels. Marie's professional teaching
experiences have given her an understanding of numerous
educational issues in our classrooms that would make her a
valuable asset to the Northwood School Board. Marie Correa, a
voice for students, parents, and taxpayers!Respectfully,
Annette BlakeNorthwood
To all SB2 supporters,At the recent Northwood
School District Deliberative Session, a couple of people
expressed their outrage at the amending of several petition
warrant articles, stating that petition articles should go on
the warrant as "originally written."
According to the RSA
governing SB2, all warrant articles may be amended at the
Deliberative Session as long as the amendment does not change
the subject of the article.
If we still had the original
Town Meeting and School District Meeting formate, where all
warrant articles are actually voted on, those articles would
show on the warrant as "originally written."
Sorry; you can't
have it both ways.
Bunny BehmNorthwood
Please Vote March 14th, at St. Joseph
Parish Center.
It will be my privilege to serve the citizens
of Northwood as a School Board Member.
This Weekend's LRPA After Dark Feature: 1950's "Quicksand"
Join Lakes Region Public Access Television at 10:30 p.m. this
Friday and Saturday night (March 10 & 11) for our "LRPA After
Dark" presentation of 1950's forgotten noir "Quicksand,"
starring Mickey Rooney, Jeanne Cagney (sister to actor James)
and Peter Lorre.
Auto mechanic Dan Brady (Rooney) wants to
impress his hot date Vera Novak (Cagney), the sultry waitress
from the local diner, but she is a gold-digger with expensive
tastes and he doesn't have the dough. Dan comes up with a
brilliant solution: he'll "borrow" $20 for the date from the
garage's cash register and return the money the next morning.
Dan's friend Buzz owes him money, and had promised to pay him
tomorrow. Dan knows that the garage's bookkeeper won't be in to
check the cash drawer for a few days, which gives him plenty of
time to set things straight. While out on their date, Dan and
Vera run into her shady ex-boyfriend Nick (Lorre), who still has
a thing for Vera. The next morning, Dan can't get a hold of Buzz
– and, unexpectedly, the bookkeeper arrives two days early to
reconcile the cash drawer! Dan comes up with a new scheme to
cover the missing $20 by purchasing, then pawning, an expensive
watch. That leads to more trouble from a detective who threatens
Dan with jail if he doesn't pay back the pawnshop within 24
hours. Dan then turns to robbery, and that quickly spirals out
of control, eventually leading to blackmail, kidnapping and
more. And you thought your week was bad! How much further will
Dan stoop to resolve his problems? And how will he get himself
out of this quicksand of crime?
"Quicksand" was a rare film
in Mickey Rooney's career. After years of playing the clean-cut,
All-American boy next door, Rooney was cast against type,
playing a small-time tough guy who, led astray by a pretty face,
makes one terrible choice after another. This was a conscious
choice on Rooney's part, as he wanted to be known for more
serious, adult roles. In fact, his work in "Quicksand" did lead
to other noir-ish films, such as "The Strip and "Drive a Crooked
Road." Fun fact: Rooney and Peter Lorre weren't just the stars
of "Quicksand," but also acted as behind-the-scenes executive
producers. The two stars co-financed its production, hoping to
start their own independent production company. However, the
deal never materialized, forcing Lorre to declare bankruptcy
and, for a time, move back to Europe. Regardless of the film's
financial legacy, many critics and film buffs view "Quicksand"
as Rooney's finest performance, much more real and gritty than
any "Andy Hardy" movie. Lorre also gives a dynamo performance,
resulting in a character that is immoral, untrustworthy and
menacing – a true pleasure to watch! What more does a
movie-lover need? So grab your popcorn and join LRPA after dark
for this melodramatic film noir from the past.
LetterFellow Northwood Residents
Once again, I must try
to correct the misinformation presented by Tim Jandebeur.
In his latest letter, he again blames the Budget Committee for
not reducing the school's proposed operating budget, as he was
unable to do at the school board level for the past 3 years.
The SB made very compelling presentations to justify their
requests, and after review and discussion, the majority of
Budget Committee members voted to support the requests.
Our responsibility is to balance Town and School operating needs
with taxpayer ability to pay, not to slash a budget mindlessly.
Remember Tim, those surplus monies came from lines no one can
control. HS or Out of District student's needs
change or leave, Health Insurance or other utilities end up
costing less than anticipated, or we receive more revenue than
expected. What lines should have been reduced Tim?
I would love to hear your solution to this problem, even with
the benefit of 20/20 hindsight!
Having served the town in
some capacity since 1985, including the School Board, I can
assure you we need Board members who can think outside the box,
are willing to spend the necessary time, and to be able to
think for themselves; not have an agenda prior to
I have been to most School Board meetings for the
past several years, and have rarely seen Marie Correa in
attendance. Several petition articles were sponsored by
her, yet when asked by the Budget Committee or at Deliberative
session to hear from a sponsor, Marie was in attendance, but did
not offer any information. Why? She hasn't provided
any details as to why she would like to be elected or how things
can be improved.
For these reasons and others, I support
Keith McGuigan, and urge you to do likewise.
Ginger Dole
Letter To The EditorRe-Elect School Board Member, Keith
Northwood School needs people on the school board
who are going to put children first. Keith McGuigan, up for
re-election for the Northwood school board, needs our votes to
continue to make the best choices for all children who attend
Northwood School. Keith and the other pro-education school board
members have worked tirelessly to come up with a fair budget.
The future is exciting at NES if we can keep people like Keith
on the board.
A little bit about Keith's opponent, Marie
Correa. She turned in five signatures during the School
Deliberative Session and requested that the vote to amend
Warrant Article 2 be voted by secret ballot. Many of those in
attendance were parents who had children being cared for in the
school cafeteria. We feel this was a tactical move by Mrs.
Correa and her fellow anti-full day k and anti-curriculum
coordinator community members (including school board member Tim
Jandebeur). If they got the meeting to run long, you get those
parents to leave early. Does this sound like someone who cares
about the best interest of children and families in Northwood?
Marie also made a statement at Candidates Night that she
thought kindergarten was actually harmful to children. Then she
went on to say she thinks kids start school too soon. So, is 1st
grade too soon? 2nd grade? If she doesn't support public school,
why is she trying to get on the school board? Could it be the
same motivation as her friend, Tim Jandebeur? To obstruct and
impede progress at NES because it's cheaper. Marie Correa isn't
fit to be on the school board.
Please vote for Keith McGuigan
on March 14th and put children first!
Amy and Ryan Hanavan
Letter To The EditorDiscouraging Words
Oh, give me a home
where the buffalo roam,Where the deer and the antelope play,
Where seldom is heard a discouraging word,And the skies are
not cloudy all day.Dr. Brewster M. HigleySmith County,
read the Northwood section in the latest issue of The Suncook
Valley Sun, it's clear that Dr. Higley doesn't live here. No
buffaloes. No antelope. And plenty of discouraging words.
cited statistic stands out: neighboring towns spend less per
elementary school student than Northwood. That comparison
depends upon two numbers: the numerator (spending) and the
denominator (students).
If the numerator goes up, while the
denominator remains constant, the cost per student goes up.
Conversely, if the student body increases while spending remains
constant, the cost goes down.
One way to drive down the cost
per student is to enroll more students. And since a Northwood
"baby boom" seems unlikely, given our ever-aging population, the
answer would be to attract more young couples – and their
children - to our town.
That's what happened this year at
Coe-Brown. Sixteen more students showed up. 16! Families with
teenagers moved to Northwood to send them to Coe-Brown.
So if
we want to focus on that statistic, let's improve Northwood
Let's implement full-day kindergarten – both for the
kids as well as for their often-working parents. Let's
coordinate the curriculum so that content and methods are
integrated vertically grade-to-grade and within grades. Let's
pay our teachers and staff fairly to retain and attract quality
personnel. Let's support the principal and her administration.
And let's re-elect Keith McGuigan to the School Board. And maybe
dial back on the discouraging words.
Tom ChaseNorthwood
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Hello! I am excited about the upcoming year! This year I will be teaching Multimedia, BCIS, English II and III Adv. I grew up in a small town in W. Texas, attended Lubbock Christian University, and now live in Celina with my husband and 2 girls. This will be my 8th year to teach with Celina ISD. I've taught a range of subjects including business technology and English. In addition, I've taught yearbook and programming courses.
My education philosophy is that all students have the ability to be successful. As their teacher, I hope to provide a positive environment that empowers the students to be successful by engaging them in the classroom on a daily basis.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Communication is the key to each student being successful!
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i really dont like html.. at all. But Merry Christmass and I love you Mrs. D!! You're scarves are so pretty!
Mrs. Davenport,
I just wanted to stop by and say Hello, and tell you that I'm really not enjoying the book we are reading. haha.. well, I sorta get what's going on, but not very good. I'm really nerveous about the quiz!
Anyways… We missed you today… TRUST ME! We NEED you there to keep the class in line, if you know what I mean 😉
Have a great night, and a WONDERFUL birthday! I hope we get to see you tomorrow!
Hello world.
Hi Mrs. D,
Courtney just reminded me that I needed to leave a comment on your blog, so here it is :). I'm not sure EXACTLY what to say, so I'll just say your the best teacher ever! Any extra extra credit? just playin. Alright well. I will see you tomorrow. Oh by the way, I think the book is alright, I like it better than the Scarlet Letter one, but It's hard to follow. Goodbye for now
whatsup Mrs. D……do i get a free 100 for this i better because….because…this took a long time to type
—>>lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SItPGEsjLQ
cya in class


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On Reveal, we share how the government failed to stop the opioid epidemic. A Washington Post/60 Minutes partnership with Reveal tells the story of a DEA insider who tried to stop drug companies from flooding America with truckloads of pain pills. His effort was met with backlash from his own agency, the pharmaceutical industry and Congress. We also hear an intimate story of an overdose, a video diary and the widow who found it after her husband's death.
Too Many Pills
By Reveal • Oct 19, 2017