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Antrim and Bennington: A year of loss, resilience, and new beginnings
The Antrim and Bennington communities came together to support each other in times of tragedy and loss, creating fundraisers, scholarships, and a new teen center, while also honoring longtime…
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4mRindge to end contract with JRMA and hire Peterborough Ambulance
The Rindge board voted to end its contract with the Jaffrey-Rindge Memorial Ambulance at the end of the year, opting instead for a deal with Peterborough Ambulance starting January 1, 2027.
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2mHome destroyed by early morning fire in Rindge
A house fire destroyed a home on Monadnock View Road in Rindge early Sunday morning, though all occupants escaped safely and a GoFundMe has since been established to support the family.
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4mConVal girls' soccer leans on defense in 1-0 loss to Souhegan
Led by three defensive captains, the ConVal girls' soccer team aims to improve its offensive production following a 1-0 loss to Souhegan. The Cougars face undefeated Bow on Tuesday.
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1mAntrim celebrates 23rd Home & Harvest Festival with food, floats and a perfect fall day
Antrim celebrated its 23rd Home and Harvest Festival on Saturday, September 12, featuring a parade, food court, and community events under perfect fall weather.
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3mKids will build solar ovens at Jaffrey Public Library on Sept. 23 and 30
The Jaffrey Public Library and Monadnock Ledger-Transcript will host a two-part solar oven building workshop for children ages 8-12 on Sept. 23 and Sept. 30.