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Active Aging: What's new in Alzheimer's and dementia research
Recent advancements in Alzheimer's research, including more effective diagnostic blood tests, a diverse pipeline of clinical trials, and studies on symptom management and prevention, demonstrate…
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Active Aging: Summer Bullock motivates local seniors with personalized fitness sessions
The Peterborough Recreation Department's Senior Strength program recently resumed its weekly low-impact fitness sessions led by certified personal trainer Summer Bullock.
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3mActive Aging: Viewpoint: L. Phillips Runyon III – Do I really need a will?
Legal expert L. Phillips Runyon III explains why individuals should create a will to ensure their assets, pets, and children's guardianship are handled according to their wishes rather than by the state.
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1mResidents enjoy Haunted Hayride, trunk-or-treat in Bennington
The Bennington Recreation Department held its annual Haunted Hayride and Trunk or Treat event at the town transfer station on Saturday, October 24.
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5mWendy Pearre
<html><head></head><body>Wendy Pearre<br /><br />Harrisville, NH - Wendy Thorsen Pearre passed away on September 6, 2026.<br /><br />Wendy was a lifelong educator, devoted wife, loving mother and grandmother, accomplished athlete, loyal friend, and, f ...
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3mChad Avery Lohmiller
<html><head></head><body>Chad Avery Lohmiller<br /><br />Hancock, NH - Chad Avery Lohmiller, 46, of Hancock, NH is now at rest with his mother, Rebecca Lohmiller, and the love of his life and companion for almost two decades, Annaliese Goodwin. Chad p ...