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Historic gravestones in Rindge finally freed from tree's grasp
The Rindge Veterans' Association, with the help of Gravestone Services of New England, recently completed a project to free and restore two historical gravestones from a tree that had grown up around…
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5mRiverMead, one of Peterborough's largest employers, welcomes Eric Piekarz as chief executive director
Eric Piekarz, the new Chief Executive Director at RiverMead, is focusing on enhancing resident engagement and staff retention through a person-centered hospitality approach.
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5mHutchings' family requests outside review of Peterborough officer's killing of their son
The family of Jack Hutchings is calling for an independent review of the fatal shooting by off-duty officer Douglas MacPherson following conflicting statements from the New Hampshire Attorney General's office and the Peterborough Police Department regarding the status of the investigation.
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Greenfield Historical Society to honor Carl Inglestrom with barn history program
The Greenfield Historical Society and Stephenson Memorial Library will host programs about New Hampshire agriculture and the Hopkins Grain Mill on October 10 and November 15.
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8mJaffrey to consider ban on kratom, psychoactive substances
The Jaffrey Select Board is scheduled to consider a psychoactive substance ordinance following requests from Reality Check and support from local law enforcement to regulate products like kratom and synthetic cannabinoids.
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2mScarecrows on the Common returns this weekend as Jaffrey's new Fall Fest
The town's rebranded Fall Festival, formerly known as Scarecrows on the Common, is scheduled to take place on October 10 on the Jaffrey Public Library lawn.