Re learning about this case. Jean we did speak to the owner of usa ninja challenge here in hooksett. He said there were several instructors in the class during the class in question. An instructor is suspended without pay, pending the outcome of a police investigation. In late october the Hooksett Police department began the investigation into the allegations. Jean 23yearold Cameron Beaton, from epsom, is charged with one count of aggravated. Accused of assaulting one of his students at the gym that just opened in february. 130 students between 5 and 15yearsold, learn how to tackle obstacles here. A spokesperson for usa ninja challenge says the gym and coach were interviewed by police about ago. There was a very small class, there were only 7 students in the class. There were three instructors in the studio, and a student was attempting to make a move on the Rock Climbing Wall and the , instructor reached out to assist because he thought she , was falling. Jean the gym calls Cameron Be
The class in question. An instructor is suspended without pay, pending the outcome of a police investigation. In late october the Hooksett Police department began the investigation into the allegations. Jean 23yearold Cameron Beaton, from epsom, is charged with one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault. Accused of assaulting one of his students at the gym that just opened in february. 130 students between 5 and 15yearsold, learn how to tackle obstacles here. A spokesperson for usa ninja challenge says the gym and coach were interviewed by police about an incident in a class 3 weeks ago. There was a very small class, there were only 7 students in the class. There were three instructors in the studio, and a student was attempting to make a move on the Rock Climbing Wall and the , instructor reached out to assist because he thought she , was falling. Jean the gym calls Cameron Beaton an experienced coach at usa ninja challenge and nearby facilities saying he , and other instructors
Off today. Well get to the top stories, but first josh is in the weather center, josh, a beautiful night last night. Josh it was comfortable and the temperatures are above average. Our temperatures right now not a whole lot different than where theyll top off today, how about that . They will be falling through the afternoon. 50s to the north and upper 50s the rest of the state. The temperatures hold and then a cooler day tomorrow. Take a look at our satellite showing, a mixture of clouds and clear spots around the state. Well see clouds and sunshine mixed up today as the wake disturbance crosses through. We turn mostly sunny. High temperatures for tomorrow. It will be cooler, you saw our highs today. Were at them right now. Well talk about the weekend and upcoming weekend. Will we see more warmth in the temperatures in the 70s, the details coming up. A 24yearold man was accused of crashing into a Rochester Police car. And justice good win nearly hit the Police Cruiser head on. Officer
Mountaineers start week strong, falter at end
May 12, 2021BERLIN The Berlin Mountaineer varsity baseball team began a busy three-game week last Monday with a walkoff victory over the Woodsville Engineers at home by a score of 4-3. Unfortunately, that would be the high water mark of the week for Berlin as they would then drop back to back games on Thursday and Friday to Littleton and Laconia. The Mountaineers currently stand with a record of 5-3 and they quickly progress into the second half of the regular season.
On Monday, the Mountaineers would be led offensively by Griffin Melanson (3-4, two runs, one RBI) and Tyler Rousseau (2-4, one run, double), while freshman Kolin Melanson would throw six solid innings before giving way to Carter Poulin in the seventh inning. Griffin Melanson would tie the game at one in the bottom of the second inning as he would scamper home on a passed ball. In the bottom of the fifth inning, Kolin Melanson would drive home the go ahead run in the form
Eagles skate into Division III semifinals
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KENNETT S COLBY OLIVIER skates in to try and knock the puck away from Belmont-Gilford s Geena Cookinham. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) (
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March 10, 2021CONWAY The Division III hockey quarterfinal battle at the Ham Arena in Conway on Saturday was a battle worthy of playoff hockey, as the Kennett Eagles rallied from an early deficit to knock off the Belmont-Gilford Bulldogs by a 4-2 score, advancing Kennett to the Division III semifinals.
The game saw the visitors jump out to a 1-0 lead after one quarter before Kennett scored three goals in the second quarter to take the lead and never look back. The Eagles were coming off a bye in the first round, which meant 10 days off, while the Bulldogs beat their Laconia rinkmates, Laconia-Winnisquam-Inter-Lakes earlier in the week.