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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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1mMason Public Library concludes summer reading with Amy Conley
Amy Conley performed interactive songs and puppetry during the Mason Public Library's final Summer Reading program on Tuesday.
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3mPotential subdivision of 133 Hay Hill Road may require road improvements
The new owners of 133 Hay Hill Road in Francestown shared plans with the Planning Board to potentially subdivide their 59-acre property into four lots for a family compound.
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Peterborough earns top state flood rating, offering insurance discounts
Peterborough has achieved the highest class rating in New Hampshire from FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program Community Rating System, which will provide residents with a 15 percent discount on insurance premiums starting October 1, 2026.
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Edge Ensemble Theatre presents American Buffalo staging
The Edge Ensemble Theatre Company will present a staged reading of David Mamet's "American Buffalo" directed by Scott Rodenhauser on August 1 and 2 at The Edge Theater.
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Youth outreach makes children's entry free for Jaffrey concert
Electric Earth Concerts is scheduled to present "Light & Shade," a classical performance featuring works from the Romantic era to contemporary composers, on Saturday, Aug. 1, at First Church in Jaffrey.