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Restoration of higher education funding garners some bipartisan support in state Senate
Halfway through his junior year, Plymouth State University student Jeremiah Githu’s academic adviser announced she was taking a buyout and leaving the university. Githu had relied on the professor to…
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4m'I'm so lucky': Kate Schimke launches The Hidden Gem to curate intimate musical experiences
Kate Schimke transitioned her Wilton store, Prayers of Nature, into The Hidden Gem, a dual-purpose venue that sells gemstones and vinyl by day while hosting intimate concerts by night.
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Savings Bank of Walpole to host free financial education seminars
Savings Bank of Walpole is scheduling a three-part series of free financial education seminars starting September 30 to assist community members with estate planning, construction loans, and local business development.
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6mCanadian tourism is recovering in the Granite State, but only a little bit
New Hampshire businesses and officials are working to revitalize tourism from Canada following a lackluster summer marked by political tensions and economic concerns.
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6mCommunity Conversation: Where will AI lead us in school and at work?
At a Community Conversation event, speakers discussed the evolving role of artificial intelligence in education, addressing both its potential benefits as a learning tool and concerns regarding academic integrity and future employment.
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4mMary Curran
<html><head></head><body>Mary "Polly" Curran<br /><br />Hancock, NH - Mary "Polly" Curran passed away peacefully on August 17, 2026, at the age of 96, at Spring Village at Summerhill in Peterborough, New Hampshire. Polly lived a li ...