03/30/07 - KINGSTON — "Madam, we'll find you an apprentice," Squire Trelawney told Jim Hawkins' mother. "We'll bring him back safely. He will be going on the great adventure of all time!"

03/30/07 - BRENTWOOD — Frederick W. Davis Jr., a 64-year-old Raymond resident, was sentenced in Rockingham County Superior Court Monday.

03/30/07 - KINGSTON — Beginning next fall, Sanborn Regional High School will eliminate the practice of strict tracking for incoming students in favor of more heterogeneous groupings.

03/30/07 - KINGSTON — The Kingston Board of Selectmen is gearing up for a new townwide assessment.

03/30/07 - RAYMOND — A distinguished citizen of Raymond will represent the state of New Hampshire during a visit to the White House next week. He is only five years old.

03/30/07 - RAYMOND — Despite nearly going bankrupt due to severe flooding last May, Scenic Nursery and Landscaping of Raymond has been chosen by Today's Garden Center magazine as one of the 100 Most Innovative Garden Centers in the country. This is the second successive year that the nursery has been selected and this time is one of two nurseries from New Hampshire that have made the nationwide list.

03/30/07 - RAYMOND — Frank Bishop was named chairman of the Board of Selectmen Monday night. Frank Borque was voted in as vice chairman.

03/30/07 - KINGSTON — The Rev. Mark Pearson was visiting friends in Baltimore, and had just taken a bite of sandwich in an outdoor market when he saw a woman running toward him.

03/30/07 - KINGSTON — Children carrying AK-47 rifles and brandishing knives. Orphaned children hiding in a bush from rebel soldiers. Children singing rap songs and laughing with joy.

03/30/07 - KINGSTON — Sanborn Regional High School students have become involved with the fund-raising program Invisible Children. Led by senior Erica Magnusson and members of the school's National Honor Society, Sanborn hopes to help raise money and awareness about the serious problems in Uganda.

03/30/07 - Friday, March 30:
1 a.m. — Conservation Commission Mtg. of 3/21

03/30/07 - RAYMOND — Jewett Construction Co., Inc. of Raymond, recently announced the addition of Stephen Kanavich to its estimating and pre-construction services staff. Kanavich, a resident of Raymond, has over 28 years of experience in the construction industry and formerly served as Senior Estimator for Shawmut Design & Construction in Boston, Mass. and Estimating Executive for Gilbane Building Company.

03/30/07 - KINGSTON — On Saturday the town held a recount for three open seats on the Kingston Planning Board.

03/30/07 - NEWTON — Boy Scout Troop 91 of Newton will hold a ham and bean dinner on Saturday, March 31 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Horace Williams Community Center (Newton Jct. Fire Station) on West Main Street in Newton.

03/30/07 - The Raymond High School softball program continues to prepare for the 2007 campaign and its April 9 season opener against Epping as fourth-year coach Dave Langlois has been working with 23 players who have come out for the program.

03/30/07 - EPPING — Last Saturday afternoon was gorgeous. Spring was in the air. So were soccer balls.