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Hometown Hero: Stenersen champions public education in Jaffrey-Rindge
Alicia Stenersen is the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript's Hometown Hero for May, recognized for her leadership of Working Together for Jaffrey-Rindge, a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the local…
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2mFailure to yield causes multi-vehicle crash in New Ipswich
Four people sustained minor injuries and a home was damaged when a driver failed to yield at the intersection of Ashburnham and Perry Roads on Sunday morning.
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4m'Why is air quality no longer a thing?': Wilton woman to sue NH over repeal of car inspections
Marilyn Jonas plans to file a lawsuit against New Hampshire after the state ended mandatory car emissions inspections, violating the Clean Air Act.
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9mWith an eye to improvement, New Hampshire educators propose new way to assess schools
A New Hampshire school leadership task force has recommended a comprehensive overhaul of the state's school assessment system to prioritize continuous improvement and collaborative support over simple compliance.
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3mJaffrey Civic Center will display historic mural for 60th anniversary
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Jaffrey Civic Center, a historic 1992 mural illustrating the town's history will be put on display on Aug. 15.
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4mHancock Planning Board postpones hearing on Peterborough Road subdivision
The Hancock Planning Board postponed a public hearing for a subdivision re-application at 97 Peterborough Road while discussing resident concerns regarding wetlands and water safety.