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-- Aaron Hanson house circa 1790 -- Blaine Cox
The 2010 Town Report can be downloaded HERE
2011 - 2012 MS6 Report click HERE
2011 - 2012 Town Warrant click HERE
Channel 13 Schedule
Sundays Mondays Wednesdays Fridays:
6:00AM |
SB2 Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
8:50AM |
Advisory Budget Committee Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
12:00PM |
Culinary Journey |
2:00PM |
Button Up New Hampshire |
4:00PM |
SB2 Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
6:50PM |
Advisory Budget Committee Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
9:05PM |
SB2 Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays:
6:00AM |
Advisory Budget Committee Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
8:15AM |
SB2 Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
12:00PM |
Culinary Journey |
2:00PM |
Button Up New Hampshire |
4:00PM |
Advisory Budget Committee Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
6:15PM |
SB2 Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
9:05PM |
Advisory Budget Committee Public Hearing & Selectmen's Meeting |
ORCSD Kindergarten Registration
Parents of prospective kindergarteners (children who will be 5 years of age by September 30, 2011) for the 2011-2012 school year are asked to stop in at Mast Way or Moharimet Elementary Schools to pick up kindergarten registration packets during school hours.
Completed packets may be mailed or dropped off at either school with the child's birth certificiate and immunization record ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY, APRIL 1.
Lee Public Library News and Events
Ancestry Library Now Available
Want to dig into your family history? The Library recently subscribed to Ancestry Library, an online genealogy database containing census, birth, marriage, death, immigration and travel records. Ancestry Library also features newspaper articles, historical stories, photos, maps and more. Ancestry Library includes records from the United States, Canada, the U.K. and other countries. This database is available for in-library use only.
A volunteer is available by appointment to assist patrons who would like help getting started on Ancestry Library or who may have a specific genealogy question. Please call the library to schedule an appointment.
IRS Tax Forms Available Soon
The Library will have a limited supply of some IRS tax forms available for distribution by mid-February. The delay in receiving the forms is due to the mid-December tax law changes enacted by Congress and signed by President Obama. The IRS needs time to reprogram their processing systems to include these changes.
The library anticipates that once available, our limited supply of forms and publications may run out before the end of the tax filing period. If so, there are several ways to get the forms and publications you may need to file your taxes:
- Online at www. irs.gov. Please note that if you choose to print out forms and publications at the Library, the fee is 10¢ per page.
- By phone at 1-800-829-3876
- Through IRS FREE FILE, available at www.irs.gov. IRS FREE FILE provides options for free brand-name tax software or online fillable forms plus free electronic filing for taxpayers who make less than $58.000 per year.
Tell the Story of Winter – Photography By Teens
The library is looking for teens who love to take photographs. If you are in grades 7-12, grab your camera and snap away! Shoot scenes that tell “The Story Of Winter”. For each photo submitted, you may enter your name in a raffle for a fabulous prize! All photographs will be displayed at the library during March as part of the Artist of the Month program. Submission requirements are listed below.
*Each photo must be 8” by 10” and should be matted but not framed
*Up to 2 photographs may be submitted
*Include title of photograph, your name and grade on the mat
*Photographs may be either in color or black and white
*Deadline for submission is February 26
***Plans for a photography class are in the works. If interested, call the library at 659-2626.
Video Competition for Teens
New Hampshire teen filmmakers have a new opportunity to showcase their creativity and have their ideas heard. The Young Adult Librarians of New Hampshire announce the “You Are Here” Teen Video Challenge 2011, part of a national competition to create short public service announcements that promote reading and public libraries.
Teens are asked to create 30- to 90-second videos promoting their library’s summer reading program, centered on the slogan “You Are Here,” a theme that conveys the idea of teens as part of a diverse country and world where all are unique and important.
Entries must encourage using public libraries to learn about ourselves, the world and the fun of reading. They may be in English, Spanish or use music as their only sound. Deadline to enter is March 7, 2011.
Videos will be judged on: creativity, message clarity and relevance, motivation and inspiration, and overall impact. Participants must be 13-18 and legal residents of New Hampshire. They may work on their own or as a team.
New Hampshire’s top entry will be awarded $250, with the filmmaker’s library receiving $100. The winning video will join other state winners as official national Collaborative Summer Library Program 2011 Teen Video champions and be used to promote summer reading across the United States.
Daytime Knitting Group
First and Third Monday Afternoon of the Month
1:00 p.m.
Join us at the Library for open knitting. All skill levels are welcome. No need to register. Just show up and bring a project to work on. Please call the Library at 659-2626 and speak with Cheryl if you have any questions.
February School Vacation Week Event
Judy Pancoast
Thursday, February 24 at 10:30 a.m. at Oyster River HS
Liven up vacation week by joining us for an interactive, musical performance by songwriter and musician Judy Pancoast! This event will take place on Thursday, February 24 at 10:30 a.m.in the Oyster River High School multipurpose room. It will be suitable for children ages 3 and up and is co-sponsored by the Durham, Madbury and Lee public libraries. Call 659-2626 for more details.
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