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The 13th Annual CHaD Battle of The Badges – Friday, March 13th
***There has been a major change to the Battle of The Badges event due to precautions over the COVID-19 outbreak. Read the official statement here.***
The 13th Annual CHaD Battle of the Badges Hockey Championship is a big hockey game between New Hampshire’s Police and Fire Departments with all proceeds going to an amazing cause. The game goes down March 13th at 7pm in Manchester, NH at the SNHU Arena.
The proceeds will be used to help kids at the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth Hitchcock with critical services such as support when they are in pediatric intensive care and management of chronic illnesses. Funds also provide for family support services that are so important to the well-being of kids. To learn more about the impact your donation can have for ChaD kids, go to CHADKIDS.org
Representing the Mount Washington Valley in this game will be Conway Fire Department’s Garrett Meador and Conway Police Department’s Ricky Gaudreau.
Garrett stopped by the Magic Morning Show today and told us all about the game. Check out the interview below!
If you would like to learn more about the CHaD Battle of the Badges, and how to buy tickets you can go to CHADHOCKEY.ORG
Full Moon Readings with Sara Moore – 03/09/2020
Once again Psychic Medium Sara Moore joined Gino and The Magic Morning Show for Full Moon Readings to celebrate tonight’s full moon.
Sara Moore has an office located right in North Conway Village across from Eastern Slope Inn and she dropped by this morning to give Magic 104’s listeners FREE Mini Readings via our text line at 603-356-9145.
In addition to being a Psychic Medium for people, she is also one for pets as well. Click below to listen to Sara Moore do her thing with our listeners.
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To learn more about Sara go to ENLIGHTENEDHORIZONS.COM
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Accident on West Fryeburg Road
Fryeburg Police say West Fryeburg Road was closed for an hour on Friday as emergency personnel worked to clear a crash involving a pickup truck and a logging truck. Fryeburg police say a blue 2002 Chevy pickup truck was entering West Fryeburg Road from a private driveway and failed to yield to a fully loaded logging truck. The 43-year-old driver of the pickup had his 20-year-old son in the vehicle with him. The logging truck was being driven by a 29-year-old man from Freedom, New Hampshire. Police say the pickup crashed into the middle of the fully loaded logging trailer and caused damage to the wood loader as well as deflated a tire. Pictures indicate the entire front of the pickup truck was crushed. Police Chief Joshua Potvin says it’s “miraculous” that there were no reported injuries.
Box Office Recap – 03/09/2020
‘ONWARD’ SEES SLOW OPENING AS OBSERVERS WONDER ABOUT CORONAVIRUS IMPACT – (03/09/2020)
Disney/Pixar’s Onward opened with a relatively feeble $40 million this weekend, with many wondering if coronavirus fears are keeping movie-goers away from the box office. But others say the problem is in the film itself.
Overseas, Onward brought in $28 million, well below the projections of $40-$55 million. The total haul was $68 million, a disappointment
Meanwhile, Ben Affleck’s drama The Way Back came in with just $8.5 million in third place.
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MASSIVE Interstate Drug Bust
A massive cross-border initiative involving dozens of law enforcement agencies between Carroll County and the State of Maine concluded several months of investigations Thursday by arresting 35 individuals for a myriad of charges from distributing drugs such as fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, and marijuana to destruction of evidence, child abuse, theft, and more. Official arrests released include people from Conway, N. Conway, Fryeburg, Brownfield, Ossipee, Berlin, Tamworth, Tuftonboro, Jackson, Shapleigh, Laconia, Porter, Milton, Rochester, Bartlett, and Sebago. Authorities say the effort isn’t over and that law enforcement agents from town, county, state, and federal agencies are still working on arresting more individuals as they move forward with prosecution.
Ski Area Tax Voted Down
New Hampshire’s proposed ski ticket tax has been voted inexpedient to legislate by an overwhelming majority of the House. The Thursday vote on HB1652 means the propose 9% tax on ski area tickets is dead. The final roll call was a vote of 323 against 7 to kill the bill. The controversial measure proposed last year wanted to create a 9% tax on ski area tickets in order to fund education funds and scholarships in the State of New Hampshire. The bill died alongside a proposed tax on electronic devices in the state to fund education. That bill, HB1492, was voted inexpedient to legislate by a vote of 320 to 11.
Local Healthcare Providers Prepared for COVID-19
Memorial Hospital and White Mountain Community Health Center both say they are prepared for COVID-19. The medical centers are following recommendations by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services Health Alert Network and are reminding patients to call them if they are experiencing any form of concerning illness. White Mountain Community Health Center says they can assess patients by phone and provide help in making informed decisions without putting other patients in risk. Memorial Hospital says they’ve been following updates from New Hampshire’s DHHS since January regarding the virus and have built questions into their visitor registration process to assess the likeliness of possible cases.
New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services says COVID-19, and all respiratory illnesses, are most commonly spread through respiratory droplets. They say residents should take the same precautions as those recommended to prevent the spread of influenza:
Memorial Hospital NH is a part of the MaineHealth network who have published an informational page on their website advising concerned residents about the virus.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health has been at the center of New Hampshire’s part of the COVID-19 outbreak. One of their employees had traveled to Italy where they contracted the virus. Even though they had reported themselves after developing symptoms, they broke quarantine after testing positive for the virus by going to a social event at White River Junction, Vermont. Since then another person who was in contact with that man has tested positive for the virus and a fellow attendee to the event has reported symptoms and is being tested. Both are under self-quarantine. Dartmouth-Hitchcock health has released two videos addressing the issue. The second video speaks to when it’s appropriate to wear a mask or not. That can be seen below:
See the official New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services page on COVID-19 here.
Conway Area Humane Society Presents: Paddy O’ Paws Brunch & Auction – Sunday, March 15th
The Conway Area Humane Society‘s Event Manager Kristen Snowdon joined Gino on The Magic Morning Show today and gave us the full run down on what can be expected at this year’s Paddy O’ Paws Brunch & Auction at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort on Sunday, March 15th, 2020. Special Guest Auctioneer George Cleveland will be your MC and LIVE Music will be provided by local favorite Dennis & Davey. Tickets are $50 but there are only a few left… so DO NOT HESITATE go to CONWAYSHELTER.ORG and purchase your tickets before it’s too late!
As you can see from the list above this will be quite the Community Event with a lot to offer. Click below to listen to Gino’s Interview with Kristen.
To learn more about Paddy O’ Paws and The Conway Area Humane Society go to CONWAYSHELTER.ORG
NEW MUSIC: Demi Lovato – I Love Me
Demi Lovato’s new single “I Love Me” dropped today. Demi took to Instagram to reveal the news, writing, “Couldn’t keep it a secret any longer!!! My new single #ILoveMe is out 💗💗.” She also shared the single artwork. “I Love Me” is seemingly the first official single from Demi’s upcoming seventh album, which has not yet been announced. Her previous album was released in September 2017. Watch the music video for the song below!
Ossipee Fire on Route 16 UPDATED
Shortly after noon on Thursday scanner calls indicated a serious fire at an apartment building off Route 16 in Ossipee, New Hampshire. New Hampshire’s State Department of Safety has confirmed that a fire had trapped multiple people in the upper floors of a four story apartment building. State Fire Marshall Paul Parisi says three occupants jumped from windows on the third and fourth stories and two children were dropped from those upper level windows as well. Firefighters extracted at least one victim using a ground ladder. Ossipee’s Police Department closed down Rt. 16 near the fire and began redirecting traffic sometime around 1:45pm. Authorities say there was a total of 8 victims transferred to hospitals for a mixture of traumatic injuries from jumping as well as smoke inhalation. Most of the victims were transferred to Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro for treatment. They ranged from a 2-year old girl to a 53-year-old man. Three victims had to be further transferred to Dartmouth Hitchcock, two by DHART helicopter and one by ambulance. Among them, a 1 month old girl who was reported to be in critical condition as well as two female teenagers in serious but non-life threatening conditions. WMUR-TV reports a woman named Doran Garland was driving along Route 16 when she saw the fire and pulled over to help. According to WMUR and social media posts, she and others were using a blanket to catch victims as they jumped from the building.
Approximately half of the 49 occupants of the apartments were home at the time of the fire. The origins of the fire are still under investigation. Authorities report Red Cross is helping families displaced by the fire. Parisi says the town of Ossipee has also been instrumental in providing aid for the victims. Lakes Region Humane Society say they can help find temporary housing situations for the cats and dogs of those affected. New Hampshire’s Department of Safety is reminding residents once again to make sure their smoke alarms are working.