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Doris “Granny D” Haddock at the end of her 3,200-mile trek in February of 2000.NEW TODAYFarewell, 'Granny D'
DUBLIN — Doris “Granny D” Haddock, whose work on behalf of campaign finance reform in the last decade inspired a nation, passed away at her home in Dublin on Tuesday evening at the age of 100.
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Mascenic Automotive Program students Craig Cook, left, and Rob Hicks, both seniors at ConVal High School, are spending lots of time under cars in preparation for the 2010 Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Competition, to be held at the New Hampshire International Speedway in Loudon on May 8.DRIVE TO SUCCEEDKeeping car competition streak alive
NEW IPSWICH — Whenever students from the Mascenic Automotive Program participate in the Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Competition held each spring at the New Hampshire International Speedway in Loudon, they win the event, and the opportunity to compete at the national level.
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The Scary Guy (yes that is his real name) looks on as Jaffrey-Rindge Middle School seventh-grader Jesse Leblanc writes the answer to the question “What is a bully?” The Scary Guy gave six sessions about fighting hate and bullying to students, staff and community members on Thursday and Friday at the Pratt Gymnasium.BULLYINGLearning from a Scary Guy
JAFFREY — He wears sunglasses and a leather jacket. Piercings cover his face, tattoos cover his body and his facial hair is died a bright yellow. His name is The Scary Guy.
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Sunnyfield Farm horse Onyx pulls ahead of Amber as the mares manage a turn while training at the Peterborough farm Tuesday afternoon with Justin Battista, left, and farm manager Dan Holmes.FARMINGHorsepower gets jumpstart on the farm
Maybe it’s a little youthful rebellion or maybe it’s the reporter in the barn distracting her, but Onyx, a five-year-old black and white mare, is having trouble staying put for trainer Justin Battista as he gets her equipped with a harness on Tuesday afternoon.
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The print is among the many works by 30 artists being presented at a Sharon Arts Gallery exhibit opening Friday.SHARON ARTSArt goes to print
Assisted by the coordination efforts of Peterborough native turned New York City artist Joseph Hart, the Sharon Arts Center Exhibition Gallery will display the innovative works of 30 printmakers from far and wide.
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A curtain falls as others rise: Dublin School Theatre and the Peterborough Players
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