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Bennington Select Board sends letters about "junkyard" properties
The Bennington Select Board has notified two property owners of potential violations of the town's junkyard ordinance, and is looking into sending a letter to a third property, due to concerns about…
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4mPeterborough church upgrades sanctuary for accessibility and performance
The Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church has completed a major renovation project to make its sanctuary and chancel more accessible for worshippers, performers, and community members, including the installation of an ADA-compliant ramp, relocation of the piano, and updated audio-visual technology.
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3mMonadnock Rail Trail Challenge extends to 2026
The Monadnock Rail Trail Challenge has been extended to 2026, inviting residents to explore the area's rail trails and participating businesses, while collecting points to redeem for swag.
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1mWilton's TruckFest draws crowds with police cars, fire trucks, and helicopters
Wilton hosted the annual TruckFest, where children and families explored community vehicles, including police cars, fire trucks, construction equipment, and a helicopter, and a booth to benefit Relay for Life, which helps fund life-saving cancer research and patient programs.
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Live music, art, and shopping highlight Peterborough's First Friday event
Peterborough's First Friday event on June 5th will feature live music, art demonstrations, lectures, yoga, divination, shopping, and dining, with the Fretbenders providing the music outside Baker's Station.
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5mTemple-Greenville Police Department appoints Michael Needham as chief
Michael Needham was officially sworn in as the new Temple-Greenville Police Chief in a ceremony attended by members of his family, police officers and fire departments from several communities, and he was pinned with his chief's badge by his wife, Leanne Needham.