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Terry Shumaker
NH Ballot Law Commission  Terry Shumaker, of Bernstein Shur, has been named Governor John Lynch’s appointee to the New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission for a four-year term.
The Ballot Law Commission decides election disputes and hears appeals from recounts. It comprises five members, two appointed by the speaker of the House of Representatives, two by the senate president and one by the governor. |
Sarah Beth Hernandez Huot
Lakes Region Habitat for Humanity  Sarah Beth Hernandez Huot of Huot and Huot in Laconia has joined the board of directors of Lakes Region Habitat for Humanity. Habitat for Humanity provides assistance to people who work hard to attain the "American Dream" of owning a home. |
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Douglas Hatfield
Spirit of New Hampshire Award  Douglas Hatfield, of Upton and Hatfield, Hillsborough was among many volunteers that were honored at the Spirit of New Hampshire Awards Ceremony. Hatfield is a revered citizen and volunteer. Serving on the Board of Directors of the Hillcat Theatre, as well as its pro bono legal counsel, Douglas performs the theatre’s administrative tasks while promoting its productions. Douglas also volunteers for many other Hillsborough organizations such as the Duncan Hill Family Trust, the Chamber of Commerce, Historical Society, the New Hampshire Bar Association, and countless others. |
Joel Emlen
John A. Graf Client Service Award  Joel Emlen of McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton was awarded the firm’s annual John A. Graf Client Service Award. This award, named in honor of former partner John A. Graf, is provided annually to the McLane attorney, paralegal or staff member that exemplifies the highest level of client responsiveness and excellence in service based on colleague observation, peer reviews, and client recommendations and commendations. |
Brackett L. Scheffy of Bradford was named a member of the Sugar River Bank Board of Directors. 