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Mascenic athletes shine at Wilderness Championships, led by O'Shea sisters
Erin O'Shea led Mascenic to the Wilderness Championships, winning the 1,600-meter race, while Kaitlin O'Shea placed third in the 800, Reino Crawford finished 10th in the javelin and 17th in the…
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5mNH town’s police force takes big slice of immigration arrests in ICE program
The Troy Police Department in New Hampshire has become one of the state's most active participants in enforcing immigration law through its 287(g) agreement with ICE.
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2mChamber music masters featured at First Church in Jaffrey on Aug. 13
Electric Earth Concerts is scheduled to perform works by Debussy, Saint-Saëns, and Brahms at the First Church in Jaffrey on Thursday, Aug. 13.
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4mBUSINESS QUARTERLY: How Country Bridals helps brides navigate changing styles and budgets
Elicia Bonham, owner of Country Bridals and Formal Wear in Jaffrey, shares her expertise on navigating changing wedding fashion trends and provides practical advice for brides-to-be.
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6mFormer shop turned family home: Alan Melad's creative space
Alan Melad and Barbara Necol have lived in their unique home and studio in Peterborough for 40 years.
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4mProfessor Michael Brownstein explores individual roles in social change at the Monadnock Lyceum
Michael Brownstein took the floor at the weekly Monadnock Summer Lyceum on Sunday to change the way people think about individual action for social change. Brownstein, professor and chair of philosophy at John Jay College in New York City, pushed the crowd to think about their own role in society and how they can make […]