MONADNOCK LEDGER-TRANSCRIPT
- PHONE: 603-924-7172
- OFFICE: 20 Grove St. Peterborough, NH
- ABOUT US
- STAFF LIST
NewsBlog
>>
-
ConVal senior defensive tackle Sean Robicheau runs down a Goffstown running back during a regular season finale win that helped Robicheau and the Cougars earn a Division III playoff spot. Results from the game will be posted at www.ledgertranscript.com on Sunday.CONVAL FOOTBALLConVal's Robicheau an emerging force
ConVal senior captain Sean Robicheau is fine with the fact that he gets double-teamed from time to time. Because for him, it just means that opposing coaches respect his ability on the football field, while it also allows for some of his teammates to roam free. It has been an adjustment, but. . . (read more)
-
Fritz Wetherbee has a goal of publishing 1,000 stories, and so far he’s at about 600. He’ll read from his new book, “In Good Company,” Saturday at the Toadstool Bookshop in Peterborough at 11 a.m.BOOK SIGNINGFritz on his way to 1,000 stories
Fritz Wetherbee, a man whose name has become synonymous with New Hampshire storytelling, will come to the Toadstool Bookshop in Peterborough on Saturday to discuss his latest book, “Fritz Wetherbee: In Good Company.”
-
Aidan Boyle, left, goes trick-or-treating on Wilder Street in West Peterborough on Saturday night.HEALTHA display of character
Aidan Boyle was an evil scientist for Halloween this year. Last year he was a wizard. In between, he was Batman, a princess, an Irishman, a French miss, a cat, a little devil, a pirate, a doctor and a spy, just to name a few.
-
Chef Yong Liu prepares sushi Thursday afternoon at Antrim’s newest restaurant, Ginger House, which features Chinese and Japanese food.BUSINESSMaking a go in the restaurant world
Area restaurants are pulling out all the stops to attract customers, who have more to choose from as new places to eat continue to spring up.
-
Skip Hoyt of Rindge dives for the bird as Ellsworth Lake of Peterborough looks on during a game of badminton at the Old School Gym Class in the Peterborough Elementary School.PETERBOROUGHRec league goes Old School
PETERBOROUGH — While the games of their youth often bring back memories, they’re not always nostalgic. For the past couple of months, the Peterborough Recreation Department has been holding an Old School Gym Class, which resurrects classics like dodge ball, badminton and floor hockey.
EventCalendar
Events for November 7th, 2009
Sat 07 Nov | |
Sat 07 Nov | |
Sat 07 Nov | |
Sat 07 Nov | |
Sat 07 Nov |
Serving the Heart of the Monadnock Region
CommunityBlogs
Keene Pumpkin Festival 2009
Clown-kin A few Saturdays ago, my youngest and I ventured out to the 19th Annual. . .All Good Things...
...Must come to an end. The Mascenic boys soccer team's run through the Class M tournament. . .In the Blink of an Eye
As a journalist, the rule of thumb is to not get attached and/or show any. . .Playoff Season
A lot of the local teams have been eliminated from championship contention, but there are. . .Beat the Cold with Homemade Lemon Chicken Soup
I don’t know about you, but everyone in my house is sick right now. . . .Meat Free Mania: recap of Boston Vegetarian Food Festival
This past weekend was something of a vegetarian dream come true. I attended. . .
MostRead
- Bennington man killed in Route 202 crash, Antrim woman in fair condition (869)
- Rindge man, 21, dies in hunting accident (747)
- Timothy P. Letourneau (563)
- Fatal accident reported in Peterborough (399)
- Hundreds mourn Rindge man killed in hunting accident (328)
- Zion Faith Mills (271)
- Officer honored for saving newborn's life (253)
- Philip A. Emma (213)
- Haunted, or just a nuisance? (209)
- Stephen Holden Krause (199)
WeatherReport
