Hudson - Litchfield News 6 - November 12, 2010


The Adventurous Teacup is Home


submitted by the Poston/Goodwin Family


On October 21, we went to the Humane Society to look at dogs. A sweet little lap dog was who we were looking for. It didn’t take but a few minutes for Teacup, a shy little stray from down south, to come to the door of her cage. With the paperwork done, we were on our way home to Hudson. Before we could get into the house, Teacup got scared and took off running. Being so shy and timid, she would come to no one. An all out search was on and two long, emotional weeks of searching and setting and traps would come and go. The Hudson community pulled together to help find the missing Teacup. The Humane Society of Nashua coordinated a search team.


Dozens of neighbors searched on foot. The owner of the Dairy Queen placed a missing dog sign on the electronic advertising sign. Hudson cable news displayed a PowerPoint page on their cable station channel 20. A classified ad was placed in the Hudson~Litchfield News. Families on Ridge Avenue kept a watchful eye out in their backyards because Teacup was spotted there many times. And you could hear the buzz about Teacup at the local Cumberland Farms. Everyone was rooting for Teacup’s safe return! Teacup traveled to the Nashua Humane Society from Tennessee as a stray and has never known what it is like to be loved. Furthermore, she had never felt cold New England nights. However, for two weeks, this nine- pound Chihuahua mix did survive the


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cold nights and on Friday, November 5, a friend on Ferry Avenue who spotted her in his shed finally caught Teacup! Teacup spent the weekend at the


veterinarian, where she recovered from her adventure. She had a lot of ticks, a small abrasion from her harness (which was hanging on by a thread), and she was very odorous from living in the swamp area behind the Dairy Queen ... but other than that, she was fine! She is now home where she belongs, snuggling in her Muriel Goodwin’s arms. With the loving and caring support


of family, friends, neighbors, Hudson Animal Control, and the Humane Society, hope was kept alive during this search. Special thanks to Denise, Janet, Jean, Diane, Sharon, and Loren for helping in every way. And to Rene for being in that woodshed at the right time! Teacup of Hope is home!


Teacup with her owner, Muriel Goodwin Campbell State Champs


Meet the principal, take a tour, and see what we're all about!


Wednesday


December 1, 2010 9:30am - 11:00am


Infant Jesus School


snow date: Thursday, December 2nd - same time Celebrating 100 Years of Catholic Education


Infant Jesus School is a Pre - K through 6th grade elementary school which offers a rich and broad educational program with a wide range of extracurricular opportunities.


3 Crown St., Nashua 889-2649 www.ijschool.org


Te Campbell Cougars won the State Championship against the


Bow Falcons in overtime on Friday at SNHU. Pictured at top, clockwise: the winning goal; the Cougars celebrating their win; Midfield Casey Mellon fight- ing for the ball; Captain Shawna Trunca struggling off a corner kick; and illegal grabbing from Bow.


Photos by Len Lathrop See Front Page for Full Story


Enterprise Bank named one of the 2010 Best Places to Work in America!


On September 8, 2010, the Great Place to Work® Institute ranked Enterprise Bank as the #14 Best Place to Work, for mid sized companies, in America. This award means so much to us because it is a direct reflection of how our employees feel about working here, based on a nationwide survey on the trust, pride and feeling of appreciation employees experience in their companies.


We work hard to provide our employees with a positive, rewarding workplace because we know that employees who feel valued and appreciated, make their customers feel the same way. Enterprise Bankers are encouraged to make decisions at the local branch level. It is our culture of empowerment that has been the foundation of the personalized service our customers receive.


It is because of the hard work and dedication of our Enterprise Bankers in living our purpose of “helping to create successful businesses, jobs, opportunities, wealth and vibrant, prosperous communities” that we are so deeply honored to be named a Best Place to Work in America by the Great Place to Work® Institute.


To every employee of Enterprise Bank who made this award possible Thank You!


Jack Clancy, CEO


877-671-2265 • EnterpriseBanking.com


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