The Walpole Trail Committee will meet on October 14, 2026 at 7:00 pm in the Town Hall. The committee meets the second Wednesday of every month. Everyone is welcome.
You can view the agenda here: WTC Meeting Agenda
Keeping the Walpole, NH community up to date since 2005
The Walpole Trail Committee will meet on October 14, 2026 at 7:00 pm in the Town Hall. The committee meets the second Wednesday of every month. Everyone is welcome.
You can view the agenda here: WTC Meeting Agenda
Since I took over as the administrator of The Walpolean two years ago, I have tried to keep changes to a minimum for continuity’s sake. However, I have made a few key updates recently that I hope folks will find useful.
There is now an Events Calendar in the menu. This feature should make it easier for readers to find information about upcoming community activities. There is a drop-down menu at the top of the calendar (where it says “Choose View”) that offers a variety of display options, from a traditional calendar format to a daily, weekly, or monthly list. Clicking on an event will open a pop-up that contains a link to the full post.
Last year The Walpolean passed an impressive milestone: 20 years of keeping the community up to date. While I have not been able to bring all of the old posts into the current WordPress installation, I was able to create links to many of them using the Wayback Machine. On the desktop version of the site, these can be found in the sidebar. It’s fun to look back and see how much has changed, and how much has stayed the same, in our little town. I’ve also updated the About page to give new readers an idea of how the site has evolved over the years.
Now, a little housekeeping. I’ve noticed that since the most recent WordPress update, the site is no longer displaying properly on some mobile devices. This is likely due to the site’s “theme” being outdated and no longer fully compatible with the newer versions of WordPress. With that in mind, I’m on the hunt for a more current theme that will restore mobile functionality. In the future, the desktop version of the site may look slightly different, but all the content will be the same.
As always, please feel free send me your news and events, as well as any comments or concerns you may have about the site. You can use the Contact Form or email me at thewalpolean@gmail.com. Thanks for reading!
– Kelli Wilson (Site Admin for The Walpolean)
And at the post offices for delivery to all postal addresses in Walpole, North Walpole, and Drewsville — 1,547 total copies. Twenty pages again for you with a variety of articles, and community advertising. Remember, for a color experience with both pictures and ads, do visit the on-line edition. THINK ORANGE PUMPKINS (hint part of my collection on the back page).
For now CLICK THIS LINK for the OCTOBER issue, or on the front cover below. Happy Leaf Peeping and Trick or Treating, yours, RAY BOAS, Publisher
Due to the uncertainty of the weather today, Saturday, September 26, 2026, the walking tour, Walpole’s Architectural History, will be cancelled. However, the Walpole Heritage Museum will be open for visitors.
“Great Decisions” Meets Tonight in the Walpole Town Library
Just a quick reminder that “Great Decisions” meets tonight (Monday) at 6:00 p.m. in the Walpole Library with Adrian Basora as moderator of our discussion. We will examine the impacts of Trump’s “America First” foreign policy on our allies and rivals and within our country. Is the “Liberal International Order” forever demolished? How does the war in Iran contradict “America First” priorities?
For the Zoom link, contact Jane Malmberg (jmalmberg@walpoletownlibrary.org) and please join at 6:30 p.m.
Hard to believe, but as the CLARION begins its 16th year, it is time again for your submissions for the October 2026 CLARION. Closing date for the October issue is Monday September 21 – 5 pm Walpole time. – Always earlier if you can. Submission guidelines, and contact email are on the CLARION website. — https://thewalpoleclarion.com
Your early submissions are always welcome and appreciated as I start developing the layout well beforehand. If you have some “news” send it along. In addition, I like to have on-hand material of interest that is not time-sensitive to fill space to round out a pleasing issue. So, if you would “like to be in print” and have something to write and share (images as well), send along for possible inclusion space permitting. Please do remember, it is the advertisers in each issue that make this community publication possible, so please support and thank them.
If you have any questions, or interest in placing an advertisement, reaching over 1900 Walpole, North Walpole and Drewsville addresses, I welcome your inquiries, so please do get in touch with me. Advertising information and contact information is on the CLARION website.
Thank you, RAY BOAS, Publisher
SERVPRO OF CHESHIRE COUNTY is sponsoring a Red Cross Blood Drive tomorrow, Tuesday, September 15, 2026 from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm at 115 Church Street in Walpole.
Book your appointment here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=SERVPROofCheshire
Giving blood can save lives. Every 2 seconds someone in the USA needs blood. One donation can save up to 3 lives. Please spread the word about tomorrow’s blood drive.
THANK YOU
Walpole Cub Scout Pack 299, would like to send out a huge Thank You. We would like to tell everyone that bought mums from our Annual Mum fundraiser that we greatly appreciate your support. We sold all 380 mums. This fundraiser helps pay for registrations and other activities that the Pack does.
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