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notes: 12/16: RED CROSS/COMMUNITY SHELTERS OPEN 12/16/08 http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=184 Deerfield Elementary School, 66 North Road, Deerfield Exeter High School, 30 Linden Street, Exeter Farmington High School, 40 Thayer Drive, Farmington Jaffrey Bible Center, 133 Turnpike Road, Jaffrey Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry Milford Elementary School, 80 Heron Pond Road, Milford Nashua High School South, 36 Riverside Street, Nashua Raymond New Life Assembly Church, 84 Nottingham Road, Raymond Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive, Durham Rochester Middle School, 47 Brock Street, Rochester Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road, Kingston Southern NH University, 2500 N. River Road, Hooksett South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road, Peterborough This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at 3:23 pm and is filed under Disaster. http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210 -> 12/23: Red Cross reports that shelters are closing down. http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=194 12/16: RED CROSS/COMMUNITY SHELTERS OPEN 12/16/08 http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=184 Deerfield Elementary School, 66 North Road, Deerfield Exeter High School, 30 Linden Street, Exeter Farmington High School, 40 Thayer Drive, Farmington Jaffrey Bible Center, 133 Turnpike Road, Jaffrey Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry Milford Elementary School, 80 Heron Pond Road, Milford Nashua High School South, 36 Riverside Street, Nashua Raymond New Life Assembly Church, 84 Nottingham Road, Raymond Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive, Durham Rochester Middle School, 47 Brock Street, Rochester Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road, Kingston Southern NH University, 2500 N. River Road, Hooksett South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road, Peterborough This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at 3:23 pm and is filed under Disaster. http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210

name: 2008 Ice Storm Shelters, New Hampshire -> 2008 Ice Storm: Red Cross Shelters, New Hampshire, INDEX
notes: 12/16: RED CROSS/COMMUNITY SHELTERS OPEN 12/16/08 http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=184 Deerfield Elementary School, 66 North Road, Deerfield Exeter High School, 30 Linden Street, Exeter Farmington High School, 40 Thayer Drive, Farmington Jaffrey Bible Center, 133 Turnpike Road, Jaffrey Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry Milford Elementary School, 80 Heron Pond Road, Milford Nashua High School South, 36 Riverside Street, Nashua Raymond New Life Assembly Church, 84 Nottingham Road, Raymond Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive, Durham Rochester Middle School, 47 Brock Street, Rochester Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road, Kingston Southern NH University, 2500 N. River Road, Hooksett South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road, Peterborough This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at 3:23 pm and is filed under Disaster. http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210 -> 12/16: RED CROSS/COMMUNITY SHELTERS OPEN 12/16/08 http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=184 Deerfield Elementary School, 66 North Road, Deerfield Exeter High School, 30 Linden Street, Exeter Farmington High School, 40 Thayer Drive, Farmington Jaffrey Bible Center, 133 Turnpike Road, Jaffrey Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry Milford Elementary School, 80 Heron Pond Road, Milford Nashua High School South, 36 Riverside Street, Nashua Raymond New Life Assembly Church, 84 Nottingham Road, Raymond Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive, Durham Rochester Middle School, 47 Brock Street, Rochester Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road, Kingston Southern NH University, 2500 N. River Road, Hooksett South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road, Peterborough This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at 3:23 pm and is filed under Disaster. http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210
region: -> New England

notes: http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210 -> 12/16: RED CROSS/COMMUNITY SHELTERS OPEN 12/16/08 http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=184 Deerfield Elementary School, 66 North Road, Deerfield Exeter High School, 30 Linden Street, Exeter Farmington High School, 40 Thayer Drive, Farmington Jaffrey Bible Center, 133 Turnpike Road, Jaffrey Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry Milford Elementary School, 80 Heron Pond Road, Milford Nashua High School South, 36 Riverside Street, Nashua Raymond New Life Assembly Church, 84 Nottingham Road, Raymond Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive, Durham Rochester Middle School, 47 Brock Street, Rochester Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road, Kingston Southern NH University, 2500 N. River Road, Hooksett South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road, Peterborough This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at 3:23 pm and is filed under Disaster. http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210

notes: http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 -> http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 12/13: RED CROSS OPENS EMERGENCY SHELTERS http://www.concord-redcross.org/breakingnews/?p=175 Saturday, December 13, 2008, as of 2:30 pm – The following list shows the shelters in the State that are available to anyone who has been affected by the recent ice storm. Shelters marked with and asterisk (*) were not occupied last night, and therefore may not remain open. Last night, 32 shelters provide 684 people with a warm and safe place to sleep. The shelters are operated by the American Red Cross or by community and municipal groups with Red Cross. Alton, Prospect Mountain High School, Route 28 Antrim Town Hall, Main Street* Bedford High School, 47 Nashua Road Bradford Community Center, East Main Street* Brentwood Fire Station, 148 Crawley Falls Road Charlestown Community Center, Main Street Chester Academy Danville Town Hall, 210 Main Street* Deerfield Community Center, 68 North Road Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road* Derry Middle School, 21 Eastgate Road* Durham, Oyster River High School, 55 Coe Drive Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Drive Farmington High School, 2 Thayer Drive Fremont Fire Station, Route 107 Fremont Town Hall, 295 Main Street* Gilford High School, 88 Elwah Willson Road Gilmanton Elementary School, Route 140* Goffstown Mtn View Middle School Green Street Community Center Hampstead Middle School, 28 School Street Hancock Town Hall, Main Street* Henniker Community School, 51 Western Avenue Hillsborough Methodist Church, 16 Henniker Street Kingston, Sanborn Regional High School, 17 Danville Road Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road Londonderry High School, 275 Mammoth Road Lyme School, Union Street* Marlow, John D. Perkins School, Route 10* Milford, Herron Pond School, 80 Herron Pond Road Morse School, Deerfield Road Nashua High School, Riverside Street New Boston Central School, 15 Central School Road New London Elem School, 64 Cougar Court Newington Town Hall205 Nimble Hill Road Peterborough South Meadow School, Route 202 North Hancock Road Pittsfield Elementary School, 34 Bow Street* Portsmouth High School, Andrew Jarvis Drive Raymond Middle School, Batchelder Parkway Rochester Middle School, 47 Brook Street Salem, High School, 44 Geremonty Drive Southern NH University, 2500 North River Road Troy, Kimball Hall, Depot Street Warner Town Library, 18 East Main Street* Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge, 339 Millen Pond Road* Weare Safety Center, 144 North Start Highway Anyone is welcome to come to the shelter to spend the night. There is no charge for use of the shelter. People coming to a shelter are encouraged to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags if possible; any needed medications; and personal hygiene or care items. Food is available for those staying at the shelter. “The Red Cross hopes that people affected by this storm will take advantage of these open shelters,” said Maria White, Acting Executive Director of the Granite Chapter in Concord. “At each shelter, people can get warm food and a safe night’s sleep.” In conjunction with community partners, the NH West Chapter has also opened “warming shelters,” places for people to get warm during the day Charlestown: Municipal Building Peterborough: South Meadow School, 108 Hancock Road Sunapee: High School, 10 North Road Troy: Kimball Hall 4 Depot Street Red Cross assistance is free to all those affected by a disaster, made possible by donations from the American public. At this time the Red Cross does not have an estimate of costs of this ice storm disaster, but the chapters are gratefully accepting financial donations to the local disaster relief fund to help NH residents in need of disaster relief. Please call or send a check directly to your local Red Cross chapter using the information provided below Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are working closely with State and non-governmental organizations to meet the needs of all those in the affected region. These Red Cross chapters in New Hampshire are open and available to help. Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland Street, Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord Street, Nashua, 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene, 352-3210

notes: http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** If you live in Massachusetts and are in need of a shelter, you can call *2-1-1* on your phone. Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210 -> http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210

notes: http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** If you live in Massachusetts and are in need of a shelter, you can call *2-1-1* on your phone. Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond -> http://www.necn.com/Boston/New-England/2008/12/13/List-of-Emergency-Shelters/1229169065.html (NECN) - Shelters have been open across New Hampshire for residents needing assistance. **Shelter list updated as of 6:00 AM Saturday.** If you live in Massachusetts and are in need of a shelter, you can call *2-1-1* on your phone. Manchester warming stations open during business hours are the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center on Manchester's West Side, the Manchester West Library, the Carpenter Memorial Library on Pine Street and the Salvation Army headquarters on Cedar Street until 4 p.m. Shelters for Manchester area residents include Southern New Hampshire University, Londonderry High School and Goffstown middle school. The state and American Red Cross established a regional shelter at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road. A regional emergency shelter is open at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown. Nashua area residents can go to Nashua South High School for shelter. Other shelters can be found at: Rochester Middle School. Portsmouth Regional High School. Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston. Exeter High School. Oyster River High School in Durham. Farmington High School Deerfield Community Center. Hartford High School, Enfield. Henniker Community School. Hillsborough Methodist Church. Hudson Community Center. Laconia, Woodside Building of Taylor House. Heron Pond Elementary School, Herron Pond Road, Milford. Raymond Middle School. Strafford Police Department Washington, Camp Morgan Lodge. Red Cross chapters throughout the state are open and available to help: Granite Chapter (serving the Concord area, Lakes Region and North Country) 2 Maitland St., Concord 1-800-464-6692 Great Bay Chapter 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, 766-5440 Greater Manchester Chapter 1800 Elm St., Manchester 1-866-284-8842 NH Gateway Chapter 28 Concord St., Nashua 889-6664 Mount Washington Valley Chapter 2936 White Mountain Highway, North Conway 356-2726 New Hampshire West 83 Court St., Keene 352-3210