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Shamrock Conversations: Michael Hagedorn

3/31/2017

 
By: Diana Ribera

Michael Paul Hagedorn
is the New Haven High School biology, physical science, anatomy, genetics, and general science teacher. Mr. Hagedorn is also the middle school cross country and track coach, high school track jumping coach, and bus driver for track and cross country meets.


In terms of family, he has a sister who’s two years younger than he is. Mr. Hagedorn also has a baby that’s on the way, and according to him, taking care of her is his new passion.   

Mr. Hagedorn graduated from Union High School in 1986. He then went to the University of Missouri- Columbia and graduated in 1991 and 2006 for his Master’s. He has Bachelor's degrees in education, anatomy, and biology. He also has a Master’s degree in counseling.

When asked what he loves to do on his free time, he said, “Traveling, working out, watching and playing sports, and meeting new people.”

He was asked what inspired him to become a teacher, and he replied with, “I love being around people. I like to make people better. I enjoy seeing growth in academics and sports. I chose to become a science teacher because I have always loved to learn about all the science topics.”

When asked what his favorite subject is, he added, “I like teaching anatomy the most. The human body has always amazed me.”

Mr. Hagedorn was questioned on why he wanted to work in New Haven, and he stated, “New Haven is close to my parents. [It] has always had a great reputation for sports and academics. People in New Haven are hard working.”

A quote he wants students to know is, “No matter what business you are in, you can’t run in place or someone will pass.”

Here’s a few facts about Mr. Hagedorn: He likes to binge watch on Netflix, his favorite song is “Machinehead” by Bush, his favorite movie is “Gladiator”, his favorite food is pizza, and one of his pet peeve is when people are unprepared [for class].

Thank you, Mr. Hagedorn, for being a Shamrock and being part of the Tradition of Excellence.

March 30th, 2017

3/30/2017

 
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Upcoming school board election: Interview with candidate Diane White

3/30/2017

 
By: Celesse Smedley

Every year, the citizens of New Haven elect three new school board members.  This year, there are five candidates: Lauren Zobrist, Kyle Quick, Meg Parks, Mike Oetterer, and Diane White. The election date is set for April 4th.


Each candidate was interviewed and asked questions that came directly from the NHHS community.  Ms. White’s responses are outlined below in order to give her a chance to speak to the community directly and to offer New Haven a better understanding of what she is all about.

Q: Why are you running for the New Haven School Board of Education?  

A: To assist with keeping the Tradition of Excellence and be an active board member.

Q: Tell us about yourself: Where did you grow up? Do you have family? What community activities have you previously been involved in? What ties do you have to this school district?

A: I grew up here and attended New Haven High School. (1982 graduate.)  I’ve continued to be active in the New Haven Grade School Volleyball Program for the past 12 years.  I have served on the school board for the past 10 years. I reside with my husband Charles and two daughters Abigail and Hannah. Currently, Hannah is a Junior at New Haven High School.

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Upcoming school board election: Interview with candidate Kyle Quick

3/30/2017

 
By: Celesse Smedley

Every year, the citizens of New Haven elect three new school board members.  This year, there are five candidates: Lauren Zobrist, Kyle Quick, Meg Parks, Mike Oetterer, and Diane White. The election date is set for April 4th.


Each candidate was interviewed and asked questions that came directly from the NHHS community.  Mr. Quick’s responses are outlined below in order to give him a chance to speak to the community directly and to offer New Haven a better understanding of what he is all about.

Q: Why are you running for the New Haven School Board of Education and how do you intend to be a participating member?

A: As a 2002 graduate from New Haven I have always had a deep love for New Haven School District. Because of past board members while I was in school made New Haven an amazing school I want that same tradition to continue and give back to a school that gave me so much.

The job of a board member is to serve their communities in several important ways.  First our job is to look out for the students and making decisions that are in their best interest, making sure they are given the chance to obtain the very best education our district can provide.  I also represent the voice of the community.

Q: Tell us about yourself: Where did you grow up? Do you have family? What community activities have you previously been involved in? What ties do you have to this school district?

A: I have lived in New Haven my entire life and am a proud graduate of New Haven High School in 2002.  I currently do not have a family or any children.

I have been involved in numerous community activities since graduating.  I have helped every year volunteering with the 5th and 6th grade basketball tournaments. I’ve also spoken at the high school about making choices and importance in wearing seatbelts following the death of my younger brother.

Each year my family and I award one senior with a $1,000 scholarship which I present at the breakfast awards banquet at the end of the school year.

I think if you would ask anyone working for the district they would agree that my involvement since graduating high school has been significant in countless ways.

It is important to note that I did serve one term on the School Board from 2010 to 2013.  After my first year I began QuickNewsNow which was something I never planned on doing.  I did not run for reelection because I felt it was in the best interest for the school district and posed a conflict of interest with me covering news but also serving on the school board.  

In 2015 I donated my business QuickNewsNow to the school district and their journalism class to help them have a foundation to begin on.

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Upcoming school board election: Interview with candidate Lauren Zobrist

3/30/2017

 
By: Celesse Smedley

Every year, the citizens of New Haven elect three new school board members.  This year, there are five candidates: Lauren Zobrist, Kyle Quick, Meg Parks, Mike Oetterer, and Diane White. The election date is set for April 4th.


Each candidate was interviewed and asked questions that came directly from the NHHS community.  Ms. Zobrist’s responses are outlined below in order to give her a chance to speak to the community directly and to offer New Haven a better understanding of what she is all about.

Q: Why are you running for the New Haven School Board of Education and how do you intend to be a participating member?

A: I live in the New Haven School District and my children will attend school in the district.  I believe education is essential to good citizenship and is important to life because it enables people to contribute to their community and their country.

I will be a balanced and responsible leader on New Haven’s School Board.  I will strive to uphold the District’s mission, and maintain our District’s strong educational and community values and vote in the best interest of all students.

Q: Tell us about yourself: Where did you grow up? Do you have family? What community activities have you previously been involved in? What ties do you have to this school district?

A: I was born and raised in St. Louis.  My husband and I met in college more than 15 years ago.  After living in Washington for a few years, we moved back to New Haven to raise our family.  My husband is a proud graduate of NHHS and, next fall, our oldest daughter, Lydia, will start kindergarten at NHES.

I served on the NHSD’s Track Project Dinner Auction Committee for 2 years.  In addition, I am currently the secretary for the Town & Country Women’s Club and member of the American Legion Auxiliary.  I have previously served on the United Way’s Power of the Purse Committee.

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Upcoming school board election: Interview with candidate Meg Parks

3/30/2017

 
By: Celesse Smedley

Every year, the citizens of New Haven elect three new school board members.  This year, there are five candidates: Lauren Zobrist, Kyle Quick, Meg Parks, Mike Oetterer, and Diane White. The election date is set for April 4th.


Each candidate was interviewed and asked questions that came directly from the NHHS community.  Ms. Parks’ responses are outlined below in order to give her a chance to speak to the community directly and to offer New Haven a better understanding of what she is all about.

Q: Why are you running for the New Haven School Board of Education and how do you intend to be a participating member?

A: I am running for re-election to the New Haven School Board because I feel public education is important, not only to our students but to our community.  I have children and I want to be active in the leadership behind their education. In the past 3 years the New Haven Board of Education has made decisions to ensure students, staff, families and the New Haven community can be proud to say they are a part of a “Tradition of Excellence.”
 
Q: Tell us about yourself: Where did you grow up? Do you have family? What community activities have you previously been involved in? What ties do you have to this school district?

A: I grew up in Washington, Missouri, where I attended Our Lady of Lourdes grade school and Borgia High School.  I have 5 children ages 13, 12, 9, 3, 2.  I was a police officer for 19 years, 10 of those were in New Haven where I acted as the School Liaison.  I assisted in the development of districts Crisis Management Plan, and coordinated with the Franklin County EMA School Safety Director to ensure safety in the district.

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Upcoming school board election: Interview with candidate Mike Oetterer

3/30/2017

 
By: Celesse Smedley

Every year, the citizens of New Haven elect three new school board members.  This year, there are five candidates: Lauren Zobrist, Kyle Quick, Meg Parks, Mike Oetterer, and Diane White. The election date is set for April 4th.


Each candidate was interviewed and asked questions that came directly from the NHHS community.  Mr. Oetterer’s responses are outlined below in order to give him a chance to speak to the community directly and to offer New Haven a better understanding of what he is all about.

Q: Why are you running for the New Haven School Board of Education?  

A: I have been committed to this community for forty plus years, and I believe that I will bring a unique perspective uniting family, schools, and community in meaningful partnerships. If elected, as a board member, I will continue to be committed to the sustained improvement of student learning and performance. Our district must continue to stay focused on its goals to ensure excellence and equity and college and postsecondary preparedness and success for every student.

Q: Tell us about yourself: Where did you grow up? Do you have family? What community activities have you previously been involved in? What ties do you have to this school district?

A: I grew up in New Haven since I was in fifth grade.  I graduated from New Haven High School in 1991.  I currently have two daughters in New Haven High School.  I have enjoyed seeing my daughters learn and grow in this “Tradition of Excellence”.  As education has become more and more a part of my world, I am very passionate about wanting to represent my alma mater school district as a board member.  I have been involved as a New Haven Fair Board member for 10 years.  I am currently the Fair Board president.  I have also been involved with 4-H for at least 10 years.  I am currently the 4-H Archery Leader.

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This afternoon's baseball game -- Belle at New Haven -- has been cancelled due to field conditions.  There is no rescheduled date at this time.

3/30/2017

 

Mock accident to be held April 4th

3/30/2017

 
This is an announcement for parents and community members that a mock accident will be held at New Haven High School on Tuesday, April 4th, at 9:00 A.M.  New Haven Ambulance, New Haven Fire Dept., and New Haven PD will be involved.  Arch Air Medical Services will be involved as well (weather permitting).
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Please note that this event is just for middle and high school students and is not open to the public.  If parents have concerns about their child viewing the accident, they are advised to contact the school office in advance.  

Class of 2017 looks forward to Senior Trip to the East Coast

3/30/2017

 
By: Lucy Roth

The annual Senior Trip will begin April 15th and will end April 22nd. With only a few short weeks until that date, seniors are becoming more and more nervous, excited, anxious, and eager.

From the bright flowers of the Biltmore; through the alluring Appalachian Mountains; to the hustling, bustling streets of NYC; the trip will definitely be one to remember. Most days of the trip are completely filled with activities and plans. One morning, we’re eating breakfast in D.C., lunch in Philadelphia, then dinner in New York! Although every part of the trip is equally fantastic, our seniors naturally have their own excitements. Watching the Wicked show on Broadway, visiting the 9/11 Museum in New York City, and seeing the White House are some of the most highly anticipated activities of the trip.

Kate Weiser says, “I have zoomed through the cities before but I missed the MET (Metropolitan Museum of Art). I hope this time I will be able to explore and learn more!”


An easily forgotten hassle for the trip is the packing and preparation. Days in New York City and Washington D.C. may be strenuous and long, as walking will be our main form of transportation. Taylor Oetterer says she has been going to the gym every day in preparation for these long days. Nicki Zeitzmann says, “I'm a big list person, so I have made multiple lists of what I need and have to pack.”


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As April rolls around and the trip becomes closer and closer with each passing day, New Haven High School is excited for all the fun our seniors are sure to have!


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NH City Wide Yard Sale

3/29/2017

 
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New Haven FBLA members prepare for state competitions

3/29/2017

 
By: Lexie Nixon

Future Business Leaders of America, otherwise known as FBLA, is an organization that prepares students for their future roles in society and in their business careers.

New Haven High School’s FBLA members have state competitions coming up on April 2-4 in Springfield, MO. These members include students who participated in districts on February 17 and ranked high enough to move on to the next set of competitions.

A total of 26 students qualified for state competitions. This includes students who participated in presentations and tests.

Students who qualified for state competitions had previously competed in district competitions. Students pick an event to either present or test in. Each event has set limits on who will proceed to the next round. If ranked high enough, they will be eligible to compete in state competitions.

Taylor Oetterer, who participated in the Social Media Campaign, was asked how she feels about state competitions coming up, and she responded, “I’m excited to see what kind of competition state competitions has to offer. I feel confident in my event and can't wait to present it to the judges!”

Kelsey River, adviser of FBLA, was asked about her thoughts on the qualifying members, and she responded, “I commend all of the members who competed in competition this year, as they put in a lot of extra hours to prepare. Additionally, their drive and positive attitude was very evident and praiseworthy.  I am extremely proud of all of the members who qualified for the FBLA State Competition this year and look forward to attending for the first time as an adviser. All of these students have continued to work hard to help better themselves for their tests or presentations.”

LeeAnna Linton, who tested in Insurance and Risk Management, has already completed her state test but will be attending the state competitions. She was asked what she is looking forward to most, and she responded, “I am most excited for the Senior Banquet that will be held at the event. It is going to be a great opportunity to be with the NHHS seniors of FBLA one last time.”

The state competitors will leave on April 2 to start their competitions and return to school on April 4. If competitors place high enough, they will advance to the national rounds June 29-July 2 in Anaheim, California.

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NHES 3rd Quarter Honor Roll

3/28/2017

 
3rd Grade A Honor Roll
HOENER, MAGGIE G.
JONES, CHESNI J.
SEITTER, LUCAS E.
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3rd Grade B Honor Roll
AMREIN, BENJAMIN J.
ARMSTRONG, AIDEN S.
BATES, RIHANNA A.
BICKMEYER, KRYSTA M.
BORGMANN, AMY R.
ERXLEBEN, RILEY S.
FORTNER, ALEXANDRA R.
GROPPE, ROSE L.
JONES, TAWNI L.
LUCAS, MARKUS Y.
OLSON, HARMONI J.
PANHORST, GEORGIA K.
SCHEER, TATUM L.
STRUCKHOFF, EMMA J.
WIEDEMANN, BRANDON W.
4th Grade A Honor Roll 
FLEER, BAILEY L.
JONES, TY E.
LAGEMANN, ALAYNA B.
LONG, SOPHIA N.
OELRICHS, DANE W.
OTTEN, SOPHIA M.
SEE, DYLAN S.
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4th Grade B Honor Roll 
BOUGE, RUDOLF H.
CARPENTER, JONATHEN C.
DAVIS, TOMMY L.
GUEHNE, MORGAN R.
HASTY, JACK M.
HECKTOR, PAYTON L.
HENNIG, CAIDEN M.
HOLTMEYER, KATHERINE E.
JARCHOW, EVELYN P.
LUECKENHOFF, REID J.
NAPIER, KYLIE M.
TAYLOR, KAITLYN E.
WESTERMEYER, RYAN T.
YOCHIM, LEXI M.
5th Grade A Honor Roll 
MAUNTEL, KYRA M.
ROMO-VAZQUEZ, JOSE R.
STEELE, GRACIE B.
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5th Grade B Honor Roll 
CHAPPIUS, EMILY C.
DAVID, ANNIKA R.
FARIS, JULIA C.
GRUBB, SYDNEY R.
LUECKE, ELIZABETH R.
MEYER, AUBRI A.
O'HERN, LANE W.
PERAINO, GIOVANNA C.
POHLMANN, JUSTICE A.
SEITTER, ABIGAIL K.
VEDDER, MARIA E.
​6th Grade A Honor Roll 
HALE, ISABELLE R.

6th Grade B Honor Roll 
BARBER, ELEY D.
CARVER, TRESSA D.
JONES, KAITLYN E.
KUHLMANN, ELLA H.
LANGENBERG, BRENNA C.
LAUNE, WILLIAM J.
MCCARTY, MADISON E.
OELRICHS, AVA G.
PANHORST, EMMETT H.
PATERSON, KEIFER A.
PERAINO, LUCAS H.
RATCLIFF, CARTER A.
UNDERWOOD, JESSICA M.
WARMBRODT, EVAN J.

Bulldogs’ 4th inning run pushes them past New Haven

3/28/2017

 
By: Ethan Groner

The New Haven Shamrocks played the Rolla Bulldogs in the Four Rivers Baseball Classic on March 21, 2017, at Rolla’s Field. The Bulldogs ending up beating the Shamrocks 12-0. The Shamrocks started out relatively well, by holding them to 1 run to end the second inning after they were held scoreless. But, as the game went on, some infield and outfield errors pushed the Bulldogs’ lead up. This largely happened in the 4th inning, as they scored a total of 7 runs. This was the highest scoring inning of the game.

Freshman Jay Eichelberger, who is a left fielder and catcher, had the only actual “hit” of the game. But, he got picked off on second as part of a double play later on in the game, due to a line drive hit right to the shortstop at second base.

The Shamrocks are 0-3 to start the season, but you shouldn’t give up hope yet. The Rocks have some very winnable games ahead of them in their schedule, as long as they minimize on some errors.

Sophomore Trenton Kormeier, who plays shortstop and pitcher, stated, “We just need to play better as a team when fielding and rally a few more hits together. After that, we will have a really good chance to win.”

Sophomore Christian Paterson, who plays right field, later pronounced, “They were just a really good team. We did a lot of good things though, so we can learn from the experience.”

Finally, assistant coach Jordan Willimann explained, “We have to understand that they were a much bigger school and a really good baseball team. If you watched them in warmups, they looked really good and experienced too. But, we did a lot of things that we can learn from.”

The boys now have a busy schedule ahead of them this week. Good luck!

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"Battle Between the Badges" Basketball Game to Benefit Children Fighting Cancer.

3/27/2017

 
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The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Washington, Gerald, New Haven, Union, Sullivan, St. Clair and Pacific Police Departments and the Missouri State Highway Patrol has challenged the local firefighters to a basketball game. This “Battle Between the Badges” is to benefit five families have children battling cancer.
 
On May 4th these two teams will faceoff at St. Francis Borgia Regional High School for an epic showdown. A prayer for those battling cancer and their families will be held prior to the game. The National Anthem will be sung and Retired Sheriff Gary Toelke tossing the jump ball. All entry, concessions, t-shirt sales and half time raffle will benefit these families and their day to day treatment costs.
 
At halftime the raffle winner of our Stoeger 12 gauge shotgun donated by Freedom Heating and Cooling will be drawn. Anyone interested can pre-order a t-shirt for $15 or purchase raffle tickets ($10 each) by contacting Lynette at the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office or Cindy at the Washington Police Department.
 
Anyone wishing to make a cash donation can contact Jennifer Slay at Foundations for Franklin County at636-239-9700. Sponsorships up to $200 will receive their name on display the night of the game and those sponsorships above $200, received by April 3rd will receive recognition on display the day of the game as well as on the back of the t-shirts being sold.
 
 
Steve Pelton
Franklin County Sheriff

Scenic Regional Library New Haven Seeks Volunteers for Spring Book Sale.

3/27/2017

 
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New Haven's baseball game at Linn this evening has been cancelled.  At this time there is not been a make-up date set. 

3/27/2017

 

2017 National Honor Society Induction honors new inductees

3/27/2017

 
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By: LeeAnna Linton

On March 15, 2017, at 9 A.M. in the New Haven High School Gymnasium, the NHHS chapter of National Honor Society held its 2017 induction.

To start the induction, the current members entered the gym with lighted candles. Then everyone rose, and NHS president Brooke Reed led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance. After the pledge, Brooke welcomed everyone to the induction. Then, each officer described one of the principles that make up the four principles of National Honor Society: scholarship, character, leadership, and service.

The new members that were inducted this year included Nichole Zeitzmann, Hannah White, Ethan Groner, Martin Lewis, Timothy Madden, Cecelia Malone, Julia McIntrye, Claire Meyer, Lexi Oetterer, Kamryn Poe, Joseph Rethemeyer, Grace Soete, Vanessa Vallejo, Andi Wideman, and Olivia Williams.

After all the new members were inducted, they recited the National Honor Society pledge. The guest speaker for the induction was Sarah Bloch (neé Schowe). Mrs. Bloch graduated from NHHS in 2004 and is now a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner at Mercy Clinic- New Haven.

Lastly, Brooke Reed said the closing and dismissed the student body to their second hour class. The new inductees, their families, and the current members of NHS went to the cafeteria where they had a reception. Cake and drinks were provided.

Mrs. Wendy Oelrichs, NHS advisor, stated, “I was really happy with how the induction ceremony went! All the current and new members knew exactly what they were supposed to do, they were well prepared, and carried out their duties professionally. Our overall membership will be going down next year with a large number of seniors graduating, but I think we have a great group of new inductees who will bring lots of great ideas to National Honor Society. I am excited to hear what they want to do!”

When asked what she is looking forward to in NHS, Kamryn Poe pronounced, “I am looking forward to being part of another great club at school. I want to help our school become better as a whole and encourage others.”

Brooke Reed said, “The NHS induction was very smooth and everything went to plan. It was great to be there and induct the new class of inductees. I feel honored to be able to induct inductees with such great potential.”

Congratulations, new inductees, and welcome to National Honor Society!

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Shamrocks fall to Wellsville

3/24/2017

 
By: Jake Wilson

The Shamrock baseball team dropped their second game to start the season, as they fell to the Tigers of Wellsville-Middletown 13-2 this past Monday in Wellsville. New Haven took a 2-1 lead in the top of the 3rd inning. That would be the Shamrocks’ only lead of the game, as the Tigers followed with 9 runs in the bottom of the inning, never looking back from there.  

    
Sophomore Cody Groner went 2 for 2 at the plate with a double. Senior Zack Vedder went 1 for 2 with a walk, 1 run batted in, and a run scored. Sophomore Trent Kormeier went 2 for 3 with a double and a run scored. Kormeier was also the starting pitcher for the Shamrocks.  He pitched 3 innings, striking out 1 batter. Junior Owen Buchheit followed Kormeier and pitched 1 inning.   

Kormeier commented on the game, stating, “I thought the first few innings were pretty good. From the third inning on, it got pretty rough. We made some errors that cost us a few runs, and they were just simply hitting the ball well.”

With the conclusion of the Four Rivers Classic this Saturday, the Shamrocks will play at Linn Monday with the first pitch set for 4:30 P.M.  ​

What's Happening at Scenic Regional Library New Haven in April?

3/24/2017

 
Yarn and Yak happens on Thursday, April 6, 6-8:00 pm, at the branch. Bring your projects and share your ideas. All yarn crafters are welcome.

Friends of the Library New Haven General Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 12, 6:30 pm. Officers will be
elected and activities for the year will be discussed. Everyone is welcome at this meeting, memberships start at $10.

Everyone is invited to the Ground Breaking for the new branch building on, Saturday April 15, 3:00 pm. Ground breaking will take place at the new location, 200 Douglas St, behind Boondocker. A reception will follow at Old New Haven School, 810 Maupin Ave.

Book Club meets on Wednesday, April 19, 5-6:00 pm. This month we will discuss Nine Women, One Dress by Jane L.
Rosen. Stop by and check out a copy of the book today. Everyone is invited to the discussion.

Big Spring Book Sale opens on Wednesday, April 26 with a Fiends of the Library Preview Sale from 5-7 pm. The sale
opens to the public on Thursday, April 27 from 9am -7pm. It continues Friday April 28, 9 am to-6pm and Saturday, April 29, 9am -5pm. Sale is held at the Old New Haven School. Hard cover books are $1 each, paperbacks sell for 50 cents.

Volunteers are needed to staff the book sale. If you can help out you’ll receive a $5 voucher for each hour you work.
The voucher is redeemable for books sale items. Stop by the branch at 901 Maupin Ave. or call 573-237- 2189 to sign up.

On Saturday, April 29, from 1-3 pm we welcome Dr. Catrina Adams for Wild Edibles, 1-3:00 pm. Learn to identify wild-
growing edible plants at a presentation at Old New Haven School, followed by a local field trip (weather permitting).

Please register for this program by calling the branch or on line at scenicregionan.org.

Kids and their grownups are invited to Preschool Storytime, for kids up to Kindergarten age, each Tuesday at 10:00 am, and Saturday, April 15, at 10:00 am. In April we will enjoy stories about weather along with songs, finger plays, and crafts.

On Saturday, April 15 at 11:00am stop by for Read, Build, and Play. We will enjoy a story and a Lego building challenge.  Kids 4 to 12 are invited.

New Haven branch of Scenic Regional Library is located at 901 Maupin Ave, phone 573-237- 2189.

Easter Services at St. Peter's UCC New Haven

3/23/2017

 
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New Haven Middle School's National Junior Honor Society Inducts New Members.

3/23/2017

 

New Haven High School National Honor Society Induction Ceremony.

3/23/2017

 

The Travel Channel films special on John Colter in New Haven, MO.  Show airs Thursday, March 30 at 9pm EST.

3/23/2017

 
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Do you know a Veteran from Franklin County that would like to take the Honor Flight?

3/22/2017

 
Download the application below to apply for the next flight.  Flights are now open to WWII Veterans, Korean War Veterans, and Vietnam Veterans.  You can find more information, view photos from past trips, and donate to the Franklin County Honor Flight Project at fchonorflight.org .
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