Rail History In Haverhill
The Horse Meadow Senior Center has been providing quality meals and excellent programming for a wide area since it opened 26 years ago. It is a wonderfully functional building and has continued to provide space for different types of activities for many residents in the surrounding area.
For instance, Director Lisa Adams and Activities Director Wanda Sawyer recently announced that future speakers for their ongoing schedule will include programs where the public can come by the center to enjoy a nutritious meal and listen to entertaining topics. These are fun nights out for many.
Haverhill Town Administrator Resigns
According to comments and published reports from town officials, after a meeting with the Haverhill Select Board, Galinat was notified that he was being placed on administrative leave with pay. A short time later, on the evening of August 4, 2026, a board letter was delivered to Galinat's home in Peacham, Vermont, notifying him of the administrative leave.
The next morning, Galinat submitted his official letter of resignation to the board. He followed the contract's terms, giving 30 days' notice to continue his pay and allowances until the day his service to the town ends.
Haverhill Annual Town Meeting Was Lightly Attended (150+/-) And Enjoyed Smooth Sailing
If you look at the total voter list of around 2950 registered voters, few attended the town meeting. There were no long check-in lines, no waiting times for several paper balloting sessions, and every warrant article was passed in the affirmative. There was no rancor.
THE HAVERHILL GARDEN CLUB
The club also participated in the New Hampshire State Flower Show in Manchester. In the spring of many years ago, Bruce Lake held a program on pruning trees and shrubs. They spruced up the area around the Ladd Street School and planted a multitude of tulips at the Haverhill Academy building.
BENEATH A HIGH-FLYING AMERICAN FLAG
Beneath a giant maple tree on the right, that has witnessed, beneath its boughs, 200 years or more of community activities on the historic Haverhill Common, patrons enjoy the music of the fiddlers and singers
JUST 12 YEARS AGO
For the next hour and one-half, the lead cruisers, 200 motorcycles, associated civilians, and the Claremont Fire Department escorted the two-mile long caravan through small towns along the way, ending our trip at Monadnock Park, where the wall was to be assembled and available for public viewing until Sunday, June 29, 2025.