Previous Events
Saturday July 22, 2023
From 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM
Serendipity Farm - 11 Palmer Road Campton NH 03223
* Community Pot Luck Dinner * Evening Camp Fire * Farm Tours * Special Guests * Activities for Kids *
Campton Candidates’ Forum 2022
Presented by Campton Forward
Sunday March 6th, 2022 3:00 PM
Zoom Online Meeting
All candidates running for elective office in Campton have been invited to speak to the community at this event.
Inquiries: [email protected]
The forum will be moderated with a Statement / Question and Answer format.
All candidates running for elective office in Campton have been invited to speak to the community at this event.
Order of the Forum
Candidates for Select Board (Seats: 2; 3-year term)
Mort Donahue – up to 5 minutes
Craig Engel – up to 5 minutes
Karl Kelly, incumbent – up to 5 minutes
Q & A – up to 15 minutes (All candidates will be asked to respond to each question)
Candidates for Town Moderator (Seats: 1; 2-year term)
Richard Giehl, incumbent – up to 5 minutes
Matthew Smith – up to 5 minutes
Q & A – up to 10 minutes (All candidates will be asked to respond to each question)
Candidate for Supervisors of the Checklist (Seats: 1; 6-year term)
Mary O’Brien – up to 5 minutes
Q & A – up to 5 minutes
Candidate for Library Trustees (Seats: 3; 3-year term)
Carolyn Hill – up to 5 minutes
Q & A – up to 5 minutes
Candidate for Superintendent of Cemeteries and Sexton
John Timson – up to 5 minutes
Q & A – up to 5 minutes
Candidates for School Board (Seats: 2; 3-year term)
Ashley Custance – up to 5 minutes
Donna Hiltz, incumbent – up to 5 minutes
Lisa Jean Tremblay – up to 5 minutes
Kelly Wieser, incumbent – up to 5 minutes
Q & A – up to 20 minutes (All candidates will be asked to respond to each question)
NOTE: Not all candidates invited to participate have confirmed
A Conversation with Nik Coates, Candidate for Select Board
Friday February 26, 2021 from 6:30 PM until 8:00 PM
Zoom Online Meeting
Login information to be distributed thru Campton Forward Info email
Friday February 26, 2021 from 6:30 PM until 8:00 PM
Zoom Online Meeting
Login information to be distributed thru Campton Forward Info email
Campton Community Conversation
Roundtable Discussions on
Climate, Health, Education and Economy
Sunday March 1st, 2020 1:00 PM
Campton Elementary School
1110 NH-175, Campton, NH 03223
Roundtable Discussions on
Climate, Health, Education and Economy
Sunday March 1st, 2020 1:00 PM
Campton Elementary School
1110 NH-175, Campton, NH 03223
On March 1st 2020, Campton Candidates’ Forum, a project of Campton Forward, hosted an afternoon of round table discussions for Campton residents.
The conversations focused on the topics of climate change, health care, education, and the economy; the challenges that Campton faces in these areas, and potential solutions for these problems.
The conversations focused on the topics of climate change, health care, education, and the economy; the challenges that Campton faces in these areas, and potential solutions for these problems.
| Discussion Notes |
"Climate Change and the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt"
A Talk on the Possible Outcomes of Global Climate Change
A Talk on the Possible Outcomes of Global Climate Change
by Dr. Samuel T. Miller
AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologist
Professor of Meteorology at Plymouth State University
AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologist
Professor of Meteorology at Plymouth State University
Tuesday August 6, 2019
Campton Historical Society Building - Campton Old Town Hall
529 NH-175 Campton, NH 03223
Campton Historical Society Building - Campton Old Town Hall
529 NH-175 Campton, NH 03223
The climate is always changing, but over the last 150 years, the human effect on climate has grown to exceed the magnitude of nature's influences. This presentation introduces the natural forces that have influenced the Earth's climate for the last million years, and presents records of the global climate derived from ice cores and other sources. Then, it describes the growing significance of human industry and agriculture in changing the chemistry of the atmosphere, and the resulting changes to the radiation balance, which ultimately results in excess warming. Forces in the system that may enhance or suppress the human-induced warming are described, as well as two possible futures: A global hothouse, or the dawn of a new ice age.
| Climate Change and the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt Powerpoint Presentation |
Watch the Facebook Live video of this event. (1 hour 22 minutes)
Related Documents
| Community Development in a Time of Climate Crisis by Dr. Samuel T. Miller |
| AGU Statement on Climate Crisis 2019 |
