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Saturday, November 7, 2015

Rochester NH Recreation & Arena Seeks Qualified Support Staff, Applications Due by November 16, 2015

Recreation/Arena Support Staff

 
The City of Rochester is seeking qualified applicants to staff the recreation offices (nights and weekends) and provide support to recreation programs, activities & events.  Part-time hours are 10-15 per week; the ideal candidate will have customer service experience, be familiar with recreation/public programming and basic computer skills.
Pre-employment testing includes background, medical and drug screen.  To view the entire job description and the City’s application process, visit our website at www.rochesternh.net.
Interested applicants should submit a City application, cover letter and resume by November 16, 2015 to:
Human Resources – Recreation/Arena
City of Rochester
31 Wakefield Street
Rochester, NH 03867
Or email to jobs@rochesternh.net

Support Staff
Statement of Duties
•    Staffs the Recreation Office after normal business hours.
•    Provides support to recreation programs, activities and events as needed.
•    Works to anticipate meet and exceed customer service expectations in a positive and professional manner.
Supervision
•    Works under the supervision of the Recreation Supervisor.  Refers specific situations to supervisor in cases of emergencies or if clarification is needed.
Job Environment
•    Work is performed at the Rochester Community Center and Rochester Arena on nights and weekends under typical office conditions with continuous interruptions from program patrons and the general public.
•    Program support may be performed at any of the department’s recreation facilities.
•    Makes regular contact with users of recreation facilities, comprised of persons of all ages for the purpose of giving information, providing assistance and generally maintaining good order.
•    Errors could result in an adverse impact on customers, confusion and delay on the provision of services and could have legal and / or financial repercussions.
Essential Functions
The essential functions or duties listed below are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work that may be performed.  The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to the position.
•    Staff recreation facilities after normal business hours.
•    Accept program registrations and fees.
•    Assist with recreation programming, activities and events.
•    Open, inspect and set up all rooms, including gym space.
•    Inspect, break down and close all rooms, including gym space, at the end of scheduled times.
•    Unlock and lock building, including alarm, as necessary.
•    Check all areas of building on a regular basis during shift.
•    Provide program and department information to patrons via telephone.
•    Complete a log sheet for the shift worked.
•    Communicate with colleagues via department email.
•    Perform other similar or related duties as required or as the situation dictates.
Recommended Minimum Qualifications
Education and Experience
•    Customer service experience; familiarity with recreation/public programming preferred.
•    Basic computer and email navigation skills.
Special  Recommendations
•    Certification of CPR and First Aid preferred but not required.
Knowledge, Ability and Skill
Knowledge:  Thorough knowledge of the programs and facilities managed by Rochester Recreation & Arena.
Ability:  Ability to deal effectively and diplomatically with customers and users of the facility; ability to communicate clearly, both orally and in writing; ability to maintain accurate records.
Skill:   Excellent customer service skills.
Physical and Mental Requirements
The employee is frequently required to sit, talk, hear, stand, walk; use hands to finger, handle or operate objects, tools or controls; reach with hands and arms. The employee is required to occasionally climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl; may have to lift or move up to 30 pounds.  Specific vision requirements include close vision, distance vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focus. Physical effort may be required in performing duties in uncomfortable conditions found in ice arenas.  Employee must be able to hear normal sounds and communicate through human speech, at times with a raised voice to be heard in loud or noisy areas.
This job description does not constitute an employment agreement between the employer and employee, and is subject to change by the employer as the needs of the employer and the requirements of the job change.

York County Sherriffs to Host "Nar-Anon" Family Group at York County Jail in Alfred.



York County Sherriff's Department will host "Nar-Anon" meetings at the York County Sheriff's Office Community Room beginning on Sunday, November 15th at 7:00 pm. 
Nar-Anon meetings are a safe place for families of addicts and/or drug addicted people to learn strategies on dealing with addiction. 
Grieving friends and families of people who have lost the battle with addiction are also encouraged to attend.
The meeting will be held next Sunday, November 15th at 7:00 pm in the Community Room at the York County Jail, 1 Layman Way, Alfred.
The moderator and organizer of "Nar-Anon" meetings is Ms. Kathleen Cerullo, who lost her son to a heroin overdose.

 

Noble Squires Junior High School Varsity Team Readies for Today's Championship Home Game!!

 
 
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL???
TODAY IS THE DAY!!  
Sunday, November 8th at 1:00 pm the Noble Squires will be hosting the Championship Game
at Kaplan Field,
located at the Middle School (the old High School as many still refer to it)
on Cranberry Meadow Drive in Berwick.
The Squires will be up against the Gorham Grizzlies 
 This is a great accomplishment for the Team.
Please come and show your support.
Let’s fill the bleachers and cheer the boys on!
For stats and roster information please go to SMFYL.com under the MOUNTAIN division.
GO NOBLE SQUIRES!

Friday, November 6, 2015

State of Maine Looks to Create Specialty License Plates to Honor the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital at Maine Medical Center in Portland.

Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles  34% of the way toward printing Specialty Plates supporting the
Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.
 
 
To create a specialty license plate for
The Barbara Bush Children's Hospital,
the state of Maine requires 2,000 Maine residents with active vehicle registrations to sign up with a $25 payment.

Currently, 682 people have signed up, or 34% of the way there! Help us reach 2,000 by signing up today!






Click here to reserve your specialty license plate for The Barbara Bush Children's Hospital!



Or mail checks to:
Development Department
22 Bramhall Street
Portland, ME 04102

Please include your current license plate number, phone number and email address so you will receive further communications about the speciality license plate.

For questions about the specialty license plate, please contact Matt Parks, Director of Special and Annual Giving, at parksm@mmc.org or (207) 662-6111.

Lebanon Budget Committee Announces Schedule for 2015-16 for All Department Fiscal Year 2017 Budgets.

 
 
Lebanon Budget Committee
Meeting Schedule 2015-2016
For FY 2017 Budgets

November 4th                                     January 27th
 6:30 – Planning Board                                        6:30 - Roads/Highways
 6:45 – Appeals Board
 7:00 – CMP No Spray                                     February 3rd 
 7:15 – Conservation Committee                         6:30 - Cemeteries
                                                                             7:00 - Memorial Day
November 11th                                                    7:15 - CIP/Misc
    6:30 - Dispatch
    6:45 - General Assistance
    7:15 - Mapping
    7:30 - Legal

November 18th 
    6:30 - Animal Control
    7:00 - Recreation
    7:15 - Summer Camp
    7:30 - Relief Agencies
    7:45 - Contingency

December 2th
    6:30 - EMA
    7:00 - Lebanon Festival
    7:15 - CEO
    8:00 - Insurance

January 6th
    6:30 - Transfer Station

January 13th
    6:30 - General Government
    7:15 - Elections
    7:30 - Library

January 20th
    6:30 - Fire/EMS
    7:30 - Hydrants



***** All meetings are at 6:30pm on Wednesday nights
at the Town Hall unless otherwise noted. ***** 

Friends of the Milton Free Public Library partner with Three Rivers Wreath Company to Offer Fresh NH Made Wreaths for 8th Annual Sale

2015 WREATH SALE BENEFITS LIBRARY
 Friends of the Milton Free Public Library

 The 2015 8th Annual Wreath Sale.
 
 
 
 In partnership with Three Rivers Wreath Company, The Friends of the Milton Free Public Library in our neighboring Milton, New Hampshire are offering fresh NH Made wreaths -
decorated or plain, lush garland, & kissing balls for local pickup.
New this year we offer convenient credit card processing. ...
New also is the option of online ordering through our landing page at: http://store.3rwc.com/friends-of-milton-free-public-library
This option allows your choice of gifts direct shipped with your message to a friend, relative or client anywhere in continental US.
All proceeds will benefit projects of Friends of the Library.
Order Deadline - November 6, 2015
Order blanks for local pickup are available at the Library, as a download from Friends of Milton Free Public Library Facebook page, or send email request to sfb@metrocast.net.
More information: call Susann Brown at 652-4306.
Contact: Susann Foster Brown
1362 White Mountain Hwy., Milton, NH 03851
603 652 4306
sfb@metrocast.net

Maine's Rapid Renewal service nominated for national Excellence award

 
 
 
11/05/2015 02:24 PM EST


AUGUSTA - Rapid Renewal, Maine's online vehicle registration renewal service, is a finalist in the 2015 Excellence.Gov Awards link to https://actiac.org/excellencegov2015 .

The Rapid Renewal service, administered through the Department of the Secretary of State, was chosen as one of seven finalists for the "Intergovernmental Collaboration" award category. The winner will be announced at an awards gala on Monday, Nov. 9, at the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.

Rapid Renewal link at https://www1.maine.gov/online/bmv/rapid-renewal/ allows residents of participating municipalities to renew their vehicle or trailer registration online, including the collection of excise tax, and distributes the payments to the appropriate parties.

"Rapid Renewal is a real customer convenience," said Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, as it allows people to conduct their registration transaction "without taking time off work or away from your family, from the comfort of your own home."

Since it was launched in 2000 with 10 municipalities, the service has grown to include 208 municipalities and has seen more than 1,187,330 transactions processed to date. Maine Information Network, a subsidiary of NIC, Inc., is the state's e-government portal provider and worked in partnership with the Department of the Secretary of State to develop the online service.

The service is cross-jurisdictional, involving the participating municipalities, the Department of the Secretary of State and four third-party software vendors, making it an ideal candidate to win the Intergovernmental Collaboration award.

The Excellence.Gov Awards are offered by the American Council for Technology - Industry Advisory Council, a non-profit, public-private partnership dedicated to improving government through the application of information technology.