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‘I don’t need him to die to allow me to live’: House votes down bills that sought to reinstate death penalty
Margaret Hawthorn of Rindge, whose daughter Molly MacDougall was killed, has advocated against the death penalty in New Hampshire and recently testified against legislation to reinstate it, which was…
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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.