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Survivors offer mixed reviews as lawmakers debate oversight of Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Tiffany Roberts felt hesitant to identify herself as a victim. She had decided to leave her marriage in 2011, and as she navigated the separation, her husband sexually assaulted and strangled her,…
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2mJaffrey honors police administrator Denise Chatel for 25 years of service
The town of Jaffrey honored Police Administrator Denise Chatel on Tuesday for her 25 years of service with a proclamation and flower presentation.
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1mVehicle fire temporarily closes Route 101 in Dublin
Dublin Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire near the intersection of Route 101 and Old Peterborough Road on Tuesday. At approximately 12:50 p.m., the crew confirmed the car’s engine compartment was on fire, with flames engulfing the windshield and passenger space, according to Deputy Chief Joe Sangermano. The woman driving the car escaped without […]
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7mJaffrey weighs costly ambulance options after Rindge's departure from JRMA
The town of Jaffrey faces a significant budgetary challenge following Rindge's announcement that it will withdraw from the shared Jaffrey-Rindge Memorial Ambulance service at the end of the year.
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4m'I'm so lucky': Kate Schimke launches The Hidden Gem to curate intimate musical experiences
Kate Schimke transitioned her Wilton store, Prayers of Nature, into The Hidden Gem, a dual-purpose venue that sells gemstones and vinyl by day while hosting intimate concerts by night.
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2mSavings Bank of Walpole to host free financial education seminars
Savings Bank of Walpole is scheduling a three-part series of free financial education seminars starting September 30 to assist community members with estate planning, construction loans, and local business development.