The Berlin Blackjacks debut season will be hitting the ice at Notre Dame Arena starting this weekend.

The Blackjacks are the 1st American Team to be added to the Ligue Nord-Americaine de Hockey, a lower-level professional hockey league based out of Quebec, CA.

LNAH translates to the North American Hockey League and differs from other leagues because it lacks a veteran limit rule, which allows teams to stock up on experienced players.

The league is also considered by fans as being the toughest league in the world.

Gino spoke with Blackjacks Owner Mark Dorval on the Magic Morning Show about the team and what hockey lovers can expect this season. Take a listen!

 

For more information about the Berlin BlackJacks you can follow them on Facebook!

~Photo courtesy of Rochester Fair Facebook page

ROCHESTER,NH (AP) – Organizers of a more than 100-year-old New Hampshire fair that was shut down over finances say it will return for the second year in a row. Foster’s Daily Democrat reports officials announced Tuesday they have set Sept. 12, 2019 as opening day for the 143rd Rochester Fair.

The fair was canceled in 2017 due to debts and lower attendance. It was revived this year.

The Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical Association board says they made close to $118,000 in revenue at this year’s fair. Association clerk Don Whittum says about 20,000 people attended.

Fair staff coordinator Mark Perry says the fair’s success hinged on the fact that more than 100 staff members gave up their stipends. Still, Whittum says he believes the association can keep the fair going another 100 years.


For a Family 4 Pack of Tickets to the Fryeburg Fair!

Listen to the montage of music posted below and identify ALL 4 Artists and Song Titles by texting your answers to 603-356-9145.

 

All correct answers will be put in a random drawing and a winner will be chosen at 8:10am this morning. You have until 8am to submit your guesses. Good luck!

Congratulations to Autumn from Center Conway on winning the Family 4 Pack of tickets to the Fryeburg Fair! The correct answers were Better Now – Post Malone, Happier – marshmello & Bastille, Africa – Weezer, and Mine – Bazzi. Thank you to all who participated! Tune in tomorrow for your last chance to win!

For more details about the Fryeburg Fair go to FRYEBURGFAIR.ORG

Don’t forget to stop by our LIVE Broadcast from the Fryeburg Fair on Thursday, October 4th from 1pm-4pm for a chance to win some awesome prizes!

Our Broadcast will be brought to you by White Mountain Overhead Doors!

27-year-old Alex Spaulding was arrested on multiple charges including attempting to take a Police Officer’s firearm. ~ Photo courtesy of Conway Police

CONWAY, NH – An Albany man allegedly tried to take a Police Officer’s gun while being arrested. According to Conway Police, Officer Hill was at the North Conway Irving Tuesday ( 10/2/18) when he saw 27-year-old Alex Spaulding in the parking lot. Officer Hill was familiar with Spaulding through prior law enforcement contact and was aware that Spaulding had an open warrant for his arrest for Theft and Receiving Stolen Property.

When the Officer approached Spaulding and told him about the warrant, Spaulding immediately fled on foot.

As he was running away Police allege that Spaulding threw away items in a small container. The items were later identified to be drug paraphernalia and what is believed to be Methamphetamine.

Once Officer Hill caught Spaulding, authorities said a struggle ensued on the ground between Irving and the Eastern Mountain Sports Plaza. During the struggle Spaulding allegedly attempted to pull Officer Hill’s firearm from it’s holster. The struggle lasted approximately 1 minute until other officers arrived on scene to assist.

It was later discovered that Alex Spaulding was out on bail and also wanted on several Carroll County Superior Court warrants.

Spaulding was charged with theft a class B Felony, Resisting Arrest or Detention a class A Misdemeanor, Simple Assault on Law Enforcement a class A Misdemeanor, Taking Gun from LE (Attempt) a class B Felony, Possession Controlled Drugs Felony Special, and Falsifying Physical Evidence a class B Felony.

Police said that Spaulding has a lengthy motor vehicle and criminal history.

 

Today on the Magic Morning Show, Gino talked with longtime attendee and volunteer of the Sandwich Fair, Carroll Brown. Carroll has been going to the fair for numerous years and was asked by the committee to stop on by and tell us all about this year’s Sandwich Fair. Take a listen below!

 

The 108th Annual Sandwich Fair runs from Saturday, October 6th thru Monday, October 8th at the junctions of routes 109 and 113 in Center Sandwich, NH.

Saturday is Children’s Day, Sunday is Family Day, and Monday seniors will get in for 1/2 price and any Active Duty or Retired Military Service Members will get in for FREE.

For a full listing of all the activities and events please visit THESANDWICHFAIR.COM 


For a Family 4 Pack of Tickets to the Sandwich Fair!

Listen to the montage of music posted below and identify ALL 4 Artists and Song Titles by texting your answers to 603-356-9145.

 

All correct answers will be put in a random drawing and a winner will be chosen at 8:10am this morning. You have until 8am to submit your guesses. Good luck!

Congratulations to Ashley from Conway on winning the Family 4 Pack of tickets to The Sandwich Fair! The correct answers were God is a Woman – Ariana Grande, Natural – Imagine Dragons, Promises – Calvin Harris & Sam Smith, and Havana – Camila Cabello. Thank you to all who participated! Tune in tomorrow for another chance to win!

For more details about the Sandwich Fair go to THESANDWICHFAIR.COM

 

BERLIN, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Department of Corrections is investigating the death of a prisoner who was serving a life sentence for murder.

The Corrections Department says 65-year-old Joel Smith was found unresponsive at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility in Berlin. Corrections officers and medical personnel attempted life-saving measures on Smith. The state’s medical examiner is investigating the death and Smith’s next of kin have been notified.

In 1979, Smith was convicted of murder in Maine and given a life sentence. He was sent to New Hampshire in 1995 as part of an Interstate Compact process with Maine.