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Wilton Library hosts colonial cooking demo, connects past to present
Historical reenactor Alyson Szabo demonstrated colonial cooking techniques and shared stories of her reenacting experiences at the Wilton Public & Gregg Free Library, while also drawing a connection…
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ConVal's season ends with 5-1 loss to Plymouth in playoffs
ConVal's season ended with a 5-1 loss to Plymouth in the playoffs, finishing the season with a 14-8-1 record.
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3mElectric Earth Concerts presents 'Kind of Blue' program with classical and jazz influences
Electric Earth Concerts will present "Kind of Blue," a program blending classical and jazz influences, on June 20th at the First Church in Jaffrey, featuring works by Bernstein, Tower, Bermel, Keesecker, and Lindroth, performed by a group of accomplished musicians.
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5mJaffrey police recognized for assisting victim in suspected trafficking case
Four Jaffrey police officers were awarded a commendation for their handling of a suspected case of human trafficking, after they identified an 18-year-old woman as a victim and contacted her family.
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3mHancock Library hosts community conversation on accessibility
Hancock residents discussed ways to increase accessibility at the town library at a Community Conversation, and the library was awarded a $10,000 grant to help fund the addition of automatic doors to the main entrance.
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3mAvenue A's Blindfolded Boat Race raises $10,000 for local youth programs
Twenty-five teams competed in Avenue A's fourth annual Blindfolded Boat Race at Norway Pond, raising approximately $10,000 to support youth programs in the Monadnock region.