Bill Drew was a founding and active member of the New Castle Historical Society. A scientist and entrepreneur, he founded his company in 1969, Automation Systems, Inc. During his youth he spent summers in New Castle and retired here in later years. An incredibly active member of the community, he was also passionate about history, and spent years drumming up enthusiasm, researching and writing articles about local history. |
A recent visit to Marco Island, Florida, gives a glimpse of insecurity and serenity; by Bill Pappou Drew
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Low-value items taken at Old Library Museum in New Castle, but …; by Bill Pappou Drew
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100-year-old Piscataqua Cafe still furnished; woodwork gleams; by Bill Pappou Drew - story and photos
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Excitement, fun and challenges of being involved, story and photos; by Bill Pappou Drew
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A personal look at a lifetime of communication; by Bill Pappou Drew, some photos by Jim Cerny
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Increased usage tests self-funding policy; Is privatization in offing; by Bill Pappou Drew, photos by Jim Cerny
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Fierce New England storms leave shipwrecks and bounty in their wake; by Bill Pappou Drew, some photos by Jim Cerny
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Over 21,000 gifts of experience, history, and local cuisine; by Bill Pappou Drew, photos by Bill Drew and Jim Cerny
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Educational process stimulates creativity, decision-making, teamwork; by Bill Pappou Drew
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A fisherman's skiff full of beautiful flora, a greeting upon entering New Castle; by Bill Pappou Drew, article and photos
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Volunteer reclamation shines new light on Fort Stark; story by Bill Drew, photos by Bill Drew (BD) and Jim Cerny (JC)
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Thoughts about purchases of food as we move on into winter; by Bill Pappou Drew
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Take on reclamation of Fort Stark at entrance of Portsmouth Harbor; by Bill Pappou Drew, photos by Pappou and Jim Cerny
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Supplying natural and organic produce, local farms also improve environment; story and photos by Bill Pappou Drew
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