New Hampshire
Soul Models Receives MVSB Sponsorship To Support Summer Camps
KITTERY, ME — Soul Models recently received a $3,000 sponsorship from MVSB (Meredith Village Savings Bank) and a $5,000 sponsorship from the Drew Cepp Scholarship Fund that will support the nonprofit’s upcoming summer camps.
The programs are open to middle school-aged girls in the Seacoast area of southern Maine and New Hampshire.
“Thanks to these caring community partners, we are excited to once again host three free summer camp opportunities that will run in the Seacoast region,” Carrie Penna, executive director and lead program facilitator. “The camps offer young girls an opportunity to participate in expressive arts, yoga and fun — all while making new friends and learning new skills.”
“We are proud to support Soul Models and all the important work they are doing to provide safe and engaging opportunities for youth in our community to learn, have fun and gain self-confidence,” Angela Salb, MVSB Vice President, commercial lending team leader, said.
Soul Models summer camps take place at the Portsmouth Community Campus from July 15 to 19, Kittery Community Center from July 29 to Aug. 2, and York Art Association from Aug. 12-16. Go to soulmodels.org to learn more.
The Drew Cepp Scholarship Fund was created in memory of Drew Ceppetelli, a young woman from Barrington who was killed in a car accident in November of 2022. This continued support from the fund honors Drew’s passion for mindfulness, movement, journaling and the other activities that are part of the Soul Models programming.
For more info, visit any of the local branch offices located in New Hampshire in Alton, Ashland, Center Harbor, Gilford, Laconia, Melvin Village, Meredith, Moultonborough, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Rochester or Wolfeboro, call 800-922-6872 or visit www.mvsb.com.
Caption: Jordan Sanger, Soul Models Operations Coordinator, takes a selfie with Carrie Penna, Soul Models Executive Director, Melissa Ceppetelli, of the Drew Cepp Scholarship Fund, Angela Salb, MVSB Vice President, Commercial Lending Team Leader, and David McMahon, MVSB Branch & Business Development Manager.
Submitted by Meredith Village Savings Bank.
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office has concluded that Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill did nothing wrong when she used her government email to assist a law firm that was suing the state over its voter ID law.
Assistant Attorney General Brendan O’Donnell wrote that Liot Hill’s use of her state email to assist a national Democratic law firm find plaintiffs didn’t amount to “electioneering” under state law.
The state Republican party alleged in August that Liot Hill — the only Democrat on the five-member Executive Council — misused her position by involving herself in a lawsuit against the state.
From the start, Liot Hill called that claim baseless, and the Attorney General’s office said Liot Hill’s conduct didn’t warrant sanction.
“This Office cannot conclude that the e-mails constituted a misuse of position or otherwise violated the executive branch ethics code. This matter is closed,” the office wrote.
In a statement Friday, Liot Hill, from Lebanon, welcomed the conclusion of the case.
“The AG’s findings underscore the partisan nature of the ongoing attacks against me: I am being impeached not for wrong-doing, but for being a Democrat,” she said.
The lawsuit challenging New Hampshire’s voter ID recently failed in state court. But this issue may not yet be over: A top House Republican has filed a bill to explore Liot Hill’s impeachment next year.
As the lone Democrat on the Executive Council, Liot Hill is her party’s ranking member in the State House. That profile has made Liot Hill, who spent two decades in local politics before winning election to the council last year, a regular target for Republicans, who argue that her approach to the job, which she says honors the state’s volunteer spirit, has crossed ethical lines.
The New Hampshire Republican Party did not immediately respond to a request for comment to the Attorney General report Friday afternoon.
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