Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Greenville facility must overhaul water monitoring to settle lawsuit
Old Dutch Mustard has agreed to a court consent decree requiring a comprehensive water pollution compliance program following allegations of violating the Clean Water Act at its Greenville facility.
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2mVeterans honored at annual New Ipswich Fire Department dinner
The New Ipswich Fire Department and the town's Patriotic Purposes Committee hosted a Veterans Day dinner to honor local veterans.
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3mNew Hampshire tree and wildlife programs earn environmental grants from Ledger-Transcript
The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript awarded $4,000 grants to the Harris Center for Conservation Education's Turtle Heroes project and the White Mountain Horticultural Research Foundation's Monadnock Hemlock Initiative to support regional tree and wildlife preservation efforts.
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Monadnock region soccer athletes and coach receive NHSA postseason honors
Eleven high school soccer athletes and a coach from the Monadnock region earned postseason recognition from the New Hampshire Soccer Coaches Association for the 2026 season.
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6mRobert Beck – Outdoors in New England: The quiet side of Mount Monadnock
Hikers recently completed a scenic trek up Mount Monadnock via the Old Toll Road, Monte Rosa, and Smith Summit trails to avoid the larger crowds found on more popular routes.
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2mTwo women injured in T-bone crash on Peterborough Street in Jaffrey
A two-car T-bone collision involving a Saab and a BMW occurred on Peterborough Street in Jaffrey on Thursday afternoon, resulting in minor injuries to two women.