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Rindge faces delay in addressing property tax abatements
The town of Rindge has yet to receive recommendations from its assessing firm on 35% of abatement requests submitted by residents, with the Select Board scheduled to address the remaining…
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1mJoshua Tiffany takes the helm as new Jaffrey Public Library Director
Joshua Tiffany was welcomed as the new director of the Jaffrey Public Library on June 25, after accepting the library keys from the Library Trustees.
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1mFree blues concert by 50 Shades of Blues at Hancock Common
50 Shades of Blues will return to the Hancock Common for a free performance on Thursday, July 9, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., featuring classic blues tracks from artists including B.B. King, the Allman Brothers, Bonnie Raitt, and the Tedeschi Trucks Band, with the Hancock Farmers and Artisans Market taking place from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Keene Senior Center to host summer barbecue with baseball theme
Home Healthcare, Hospice & Community Services will host a summer barbecue luncheon on July 28, featuring appearances by the Keene SwampBats baseball team and their mascot, Ribby, and open to all area residents age 60 and older.
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5mPeterborough Players debut new play with twists and turns
"A Danger to Yourself and Others" is a new play by Colette Mazunik, directed by Brendon Fox, which follows Eddie's anxiety-riddled journey after he attempts a gas station robbery to solve his money troubles, and is full of twists, turns, and witty dialogue.
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5mPeterborough native uncovers family history through old photos
Sean Lowe discovered old family photos on his father's thumb drive, revealing his connection to the founder of the Peterborough Diner and his father's legacy as a beloved teacher in the ConVal district.