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Incentive program aims to alleviate high water rates for multi-family homes
Peterborough has implemented a Water Meter Incentive Program to help multi-family and single-family homes install individual water and irrigation meters and reduce the impact of the town's new…
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2mJaffrey Grade School recognizes long-time volunteer Tammy Shea
Tammy Shea was honored by Jaffrey Grade School for her 15 years of service to the school community, including her work as a volunteer, Parents Group member, and president, as well as her organization of events and creation of bulletin boards.
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Peter Clarke joins Crotched Mountain Foundation Board
Peter Clarke has been appointed to the Crotched Mountain Foundation Board of Trustees, bringing over 20 years of experience in the finance industry.
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1mFirst Unitarian Congregational Society hosts annual Strawberry Festival
The First Unitarian Congregational Society of Wilton Center hosted the annual Strawberry Festival at the Red House, featuring fresh strawberries from Barrett Hill Farm served on homemade biscuits for make-your-own strawberry shortcake.
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2mNew leadership at Savings Bank of Walpole's Walpole branches
Savings Bank of Walpole has hired Nicholas Whalen as branch and business development manager for its Walpole branches, bringing nearly 20 years of banking experience in customer service, business development and community engagement.
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5mCasella Waste Systems withdraws permit application for Dalton landfill
Casella Waste Systems withdrew its wetlands permit application for a proposed landfill project in Dalton, New Hampshire, which was celebrated by Governor Kelly Ayotte, but local advocates remain cautious as other permits are still in progress.