There's a lot happening in Oyster River! Here's just a few highlights in chronological order:
Public Forum with Superintendent Levesque
Superintendent Levesque will be making the second stop on his listening tour at the high school. All Oyster River residents are welcome and encouraged to attend — the superintendent would like to meet you and hear your thoughts on the following three questions:
- What do you value most and desire to preserve regarding public education in ORCSD?
- What would you like to improve, change, or receive more information on regarding public education in ORCSD?
- What suggestions do you have for the interim superintendent?
When: Wednesday, Sept. 14 — 7:00 - 8:00pm
Where: Oyster River High School Library
Info: Superintendent's August 2011 Report [PDF]
Mast Way Curriculum Night
Mast Way invites parents to Curriculum Night on Thursday, September 15 at 5:00PM.
This is a special, school-wide event for parents to share information about the classroom, the curriculum, sign-up for October conferences, meet specialists and unified arts program teachers.
Plus! Parents can also get directly involved in assisting and promoting the educational process by volunteering. Sign-up sheets will be available for interested parents — get involved!
When: Thursday, Sept. 15 — 5:00pm
Where: Mast Way Elementary School
Info: Mast Way Elementary School — Curriculum Night
Durham Day
The Durham Conservation Commission will be sponsoring a nature walk starting at 2 p.m. near the boat launch. All are welcome to come learn about Wagon Hill's special natural features. Walk led by Duane Hyde and John Parry.
Idea Greenhouse will be on hand to evaluate your used but useful electronic items and help you trade-in or recycle.
When: Saturday, Sept. 17 — 12:30 - 4:30pm (Rain date: 9/18)
Where: Wagon Hill Farm — Walk starts at 2:00pm at the boat launch
Info: Durham Friday Updates
Mast Way PTO Meeting
The Mast Way Parent Teacher Organization is holding its regular monthly meeting.
When: Tuesday, Sept. 20 — 9:30am
Where: Mast Way Elementary &mdash North Commons
Info: District Calendar
An Evening of Adventure with International Motorcycle Traveler Ben Slavin
In October 2009, Ben Slavin left his home in Hooksett, NH in search of adventure. Over the course of 6 months he rode his motorcycle 23,000 miles through 15 countries until he reached the southernmost city in the world - Ushuaia, Argentina. He documented the journey on his blog http://afewmoremiles.com/
Ben recently returned home from another 6 week ride south of the border, where he was filming an educational and inspirational how-to-guide for motorcycling in Mexico (www.MotorcycleMexico.com). Join Ben as he shares photos and stories from his amazing ride through Latin America.
When: Wednesday, Sept. 21 — 7:00pm
Where: Durham Public Library
Info: Durham Public Library
Public Forum with Superintendent Levesque
Superintendent Levesque will be making the third stop on his listening tour at Moharimet. All Oyster River residents are welcome and encouraged to attend — the superintendent would like to meet you and hear your thoughts on the following three questions:
- What do you value most and desire to preserve regarding public education in ORCSD?
- What would you like to improve, change, or receive more information on regarding public education in ORCSD?
- What suggestions do you have for the interim superintendent?
When: Thursday, Sept. 22 — 6:00 - 7:00pm
Where: Moharimet Elementary School
Info: Superintendent's August 2011 Report [PDF]
Little River Fest and Lee Old Home Day
Lots going on at the Lee Little River Fest:
- Kids games, paint ball, food, information booths
- BMX Bike Show
- Antique tractor parade starts at the Lee Safety Complex at 10 am and ends at Little River Park. Tractors will be on display until 2 pm.
- Lee Police/Firemen will demonstrate use of fire extinguishers, getting people out of cars that have been in accidents, and seatbelt safety simulating what it is like to hit something at low speeds.
- Live music all afternoon
- Harvest supper at 5 pm by the Lee Agriculture Commission. Tickets are $10 per adult and kids under 14 are $5. All food local and cooked by your neighbors. Pie tasting contest.
- Bonfire to end the day
When: Saturday, Sept. 24 — 10:00am - 7:00pm
Where: Little River Park
Info: Lee E-Crier
An Architectural Tour of UNH for Durham Residents: Led by UNH Architect and DPL Board Chair Doug Bencks
Join the Durham Public Library for a tour of the University of New Hampshire campus, led by UNH Architect and Durham Public Library Board Chair Doug Bencks.
Parking is available at the Visitor Parking Lot on the corner of Main St. and Edgewood Rd. (next to the pool and New Hampshire Hall). We will meet in the lobby of New Hampshire Hall which faces directly onto Main Street at the traffic light intersection with College Road. There will be a presentation in Room 208 before the tour begins. The entire session should be about 90 minutes.
The Dairy Bar has generously agreed to provide 20 free small ice cream cones to participants - first come, first served.
When: Sunday, Sept. 25 — 1:00pm
Where: Lobby of New Hampshire Hall, UNH
Info: Durham Public Library
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