Kelly tallies twice in regular season finale in Berlin
ABBY KELLY moves the puck along the boards against Berlin-Gorham on Saturday. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) (
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March 03, 2021BERLIN The Kingswood girls hockey team made the trek north to take on the state s northernmost girls hockey squad on Saturday, with the Berlin-Gorham Mountaineers coming out with a 9-2 win on their home ice at the Notre Dame Arena in Berlin. We did have some opportunities today, said Kingswood coach Peter Kelly. And we did put the puck in the net a few times.
It didn t take long for the Berlin-Gorham girls long to get on the board, as the hosts put back a rebound of an Alexus Booth save just 12 seconds in to take the 1-0 lead.
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SENIORS (l to r), Emily Rose Goldberg, Nia Garland, Abby Hossack, Quinn Meserve and Alexus Booth were honored before last Wednesday s game. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) (
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February 17, 2021WOLFEBORO Sometimes when you re a coach and your team is overmatched in a game, you want to look at the good things that the kids are doing.
For Kingswood girls hockey coach Peter Kelly, that was the case last Wednesday when his Knights welcomed Pinkerton Academy to the Pop Whalen Arena. The Astros left town with an 11-1 win over the Knights.
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The halls of the Eric Rood Center in Nevada City remain eerily quiet on the morning of Election Day.
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It’s Election Day in western Nevada County, the last day to get your ballot cast for the primary election.
There are multiple voting centers across the county, waiting for citizens to come in and vote … and there’s no one there.
The Eric Rood Center used to be the place where many went to vote. It was the only place with all the records, where one could change their address or other information pertinent to voting. But the halls were barren.