2011 - Town of Warner

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Historical Society (cont.)two Societies and private collections, ranging from landscapesto pastimes. Please watch for this book as it is expected to beavailable this fall.• The summer/fall exhibit at the Upton Chandler Museum willcelebrate the 35 th Anniversary of the Kearsarge Theatre Company& Entertainment Through the Years.• Volunteer, Mary Cogswell, created a data base of Warner’s cemeteryrecords and they are now available online at our website,warnerhistorical.org.• The theme of the 2013 calendar will feature Warner Mills &Lumbering Companies.• Lastly, we invite you to become part of the Warner HistoricalSociety and to participate in the many opportunities it offers.You will find volunteering your time to be a rich and rewardingexperience and an opportunity to serve in our wonderful town.Hope to see you in 2012!Respectfully submitted,Richard Hedrick - President98
Lake Sunapee VNAOn behalf of all staff and the trustees of Lake Sunapee Region VNAand Hospice (LSRVNA), thank you for continuing to provide us opportunitiesto provide home health and hospice services, long-term careand community health services to all Warner residents.Our Mission remains unchanged and centers on providing these servicesto support the dignity and independence of everyone in yourcommunity. As in previous years, the LSRVNA Board of Directors haspledged that, within its financial resources, the Agency will continueto provide Warner residents with all its services, except for long-termprivate duty care, regardless of insurance coverage or any patient’sability to pay for care.I am proud to report that, in 2011, LSRVNA employees:‣ Provided over 1,080 hours of nursing, therapy and in-home longterm supportive care to 65 residents;‣ Provided approximately 845 in-home nursing, therapy and socialwork visits to these residents. 116 of these visits were providedwithout any remuneration to LSRVNA. 42 visits were providedunder the NH Medicaid program. The NH Medicaid program reimbursesLSRVNA at roughly 60% of the Agency’s visit cost;‣ Two residents received 68 visits through our hospice program and,thanks in part to our support, they were able to spend their lastdays at home. Their families and loved ones are provided bereavementsupport and counseling at no cost; and‣ 170 Warner residents utilized foot care, flu and blood pressureclinics as well as parent child, bereavement and other supportgroups provided by LSRVNA.LSRVNA is totally committed to fostering not only individual healthand well-being, but to fostering community support which enablespeople to help their friends and neighbors. Please do not hesitate tocall us at 526-4077 if there is any way that we may be of service toyou, your friends, or loved ones or if you have an idea how we can helpfoster the overall health and well being of the Warner community.Respectfully submitted,Scott Fabry, RNPresident and CEO99
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1Town of Warner, New HampshireAnnua
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DedicationRichard D. BrownChief Bro
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Table of ContentsNOTICE - Involunta
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Warner Service DirectoryALL EMERGEN
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Elected Town OfficersTax CollectorT
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Appointed Town OfficersHealth Offic
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Board of Selectmen Special Committe
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16ITEM APPROP SPENT SELECTMEN BUDGE
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Selectmen’s & Administrator’s R
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Report on Internal Control Based on
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POLICE ASSOCIATION FUNDSObservation
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General AssetsAs of December 31, 20
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Schedule of Long Term IndebtednessA
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Town of Warner Tax Rate2009 2010 20
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Town Clerk’s ReportThe Warner Tow
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Tax Collector’s ReportYear Ending
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Tax Collector’s Report (cont.)Yea
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Tax Collector’s Report (cont.)Lis
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Report of the Town TreasurerStateme
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Report of the Town Treasurer (cont.
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Bookkeeper’s Detailed Expenditure
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Bookkeeper’s Detailed Expenditure
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Page 53 and 54: Nancy Sibley Wilkins Trust FundJanu
Page 55 and 56: Report of the Almonersof the Foster
Page 57 and 58: Report of Trustees of Trust FundsCa
Page 59 and 60: Report of Trustees of Trust FundsAs
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Page 63 and 64: Article 3Are you in favor of the ad
Page 65 and 66: Article 8Are you in favor of the ad
Page 67 and 68: Article 17Shall the Town raise and
Page 69 and 70: Article 27Shall the Town vote to ra
Page 71 and 72: Article 35Shall the Town of Warner
Page 73 and 74: Emergency ManagementAnother year ha
Page 75 and 76: Fire DepartmentAfter 34 years as a
Page 77 and 78: Forest Fire Wardenand State Forest
Page 79 and 80: Police Department (cont.)ACTIVITY S
Page 81 and 82: Concord Regional Solid WasteCoopera
Page 83 and 84: Transfer & Recycling Station Statis
Page 85 and 86: Pillsbury Free Library (cont.)book
Page 87 and 88: Pillsbury Free Library2011 Report o
Page 89 and 90: Conservation CommissionThe Warner C
Page 91 and 92: Planning BoardThe updated Master Pl
Page 93 and 94: Building Inspector’sBuilding Perm
Page 95 and 96: Trustees of Town CemeteriesThe Trus
Page 97: Historical SocietyAs always, the Wa
Page 101 and 102: This Amendment will change approxim
Page 103 and 104: Five Thousand Dollars) being raised
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Page 107 and 108: Resident Birth ReportDate andFather
Page 109 and 110: Resident Death ReportYear Ending De
Page 111 and 112: Resident Marriage ReportYear Ending
Page 113 and 114: WARRANT OF THE WARNER VILLAGE WATER
Page 115 and 116: Warner Village Water DistrictCommis
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