Blue School News
From the desk of Kolonie Hudson, Head Teacher Landaff Blue School: Happy Friday! Here is this week’s newsletter & an invitation to our end of the year performance!
From the desk of Kolonie Hudson, Head Teacher Landaff Blue School: Happy Friday! Here is this week’s newsletter & an invitation to our end of the year performance!
From the desk of Rachael Booth, Chair, Landaff Selectboard: Everyone has heard of the practice of someone pretending to be you so they can take over the deed to your house without your knowledge. The Grafton County Clerk’s office has a solution for you to make sure this doesn’t happen. Go to the website https://www.propertyfraudalert.com/NHGrafton…
From the desk of Kolonie Hudson, Head Teacher Landaff Blue School: Hello Families! I am sorry, I just realized I have been forgetting to email our newsletters as well! We had so much extra fun on Friday, I realize we forgot to send home Friday folders. They have been sent home now!
Rachael Booth, Chair, Landaff Selectboard Clarification-Recently the Lisbon transfer station sent out a list of changed regulations for bringing refuse for disposal. One of the major ones was that they will no longer accept “white paper” for separate disposal after May 1st. What this means is that they are now only accepting corrugated cardboard boxes, flattened as always.…
From the desk of C.J. Watson,SAU #35 Superintendent of Schools Hello everyone! Linked here is the April SAU Report. At the top is a question about finding new sponsors for our scoreboards in each of our schools. All of them are in rough shape in different ways. If any of you have any ideas in…
April 01, 2026 Transfer Station ChangesTransfer Station Please be advised that starting May 1, 2026, the transfer station will implement several changes. We will no longer accept paper materials. Additionally, there will be new charges for certain items: mattresses and box springs will be billed at $20.00 per piece for standard sizes, with King and…
From the desk of Rosalind Page, Executive Director, Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust: Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust (ACT) protects 255 Acres of working farmland in Bath for future farmers and local food production Bath, NH — Just over 255 acres of working farmland in Bath — including hayfields, pastureland, a sugar bush and working forest — are now…
From the desk of Cathy Ferony, Landaff Town Clerk:
From the desk of Judy Boulet, Landaff Town Moderator: Thank you to the Landaff Voters who came and voted, as well as those who attended the School and Town meetings in the evenings. We have over 300 registered voters and 81 of those people voted on Election Day. Thank you to Sandy Bracket for posting…
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