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Mason: Dilapidated property gets new life

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

MASON — It’s been a year of change for the Mason Congregational Church. The church has gotten a fresh coat of paint and a new interim minister, and plans to sell the vacant parish property. But the church trustees’ latest step in improving the church grounds will solve one issue that the town has long considered a liability and the … 0

Peterborough: Practice focuses on movement, balance

Monday, May 20, 2013

Suzanne Capizzano is trained and has worked as a physical therapy assistant. She is also a practitioner of Qigong, a Chinese practice that focuses on … 0

Jaffrey: Patriots All-Pro Wilfork brings  diabetes campaign to Millipore

Monday, May 20, 2013

New England Patriots All-Pro defensive lineman Vince Wilfork, his wife Bianca, and teammates Justin Francis and Marcus Forston visited EMD Millipore’s Jaffrey facility on Wednesday … 0

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Dublin: Rotary selects  new members

Monday, May 20, 2013

David DeWitt and Dale Gabel are the newest members of Monadnock Rotary Club, a service group of community leaders that meets weekly. Gabel retired from the United States Coast Guard (USCG) in 2009 after 38 years of distinguished service. He holds degrees from the USCG Academy, the University … 0

Peterborough: HCS receives  statewide award

Monday, May 20, 2013

Home Healthcare, Hospice and Community Services (HCS) has received the Health Innovator Award from the New Hampshire Business Review. The award is made in partnership with Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and recognizes a New Hampshire Business with a commitment to creating a progressive workplace with an emphasis on … 0

Stefan Laeng-Gillatt (Staff photo by Dave Anderson)

Hancock: Reconnecting to the earth

Monday, April 22, 2013

Stefan Laeng-Gilliatt says if he could use just one word to describe his work, it would be “connection.” Laeng-Gilliatt, 53, is the former president and executive manager of the Sensory Awareness Foundation, based in northern California. He’s now … 0

One sweet addition: New Ipswich architect designs new building

Monday, April 22, 2013

Milestone engineering and construction company recently completed building a 40,000 square foot office addition and 25,000 square feet of office and cafeteria renovations at the Lindt & Sprüngli building in Stratham. The building is the main site of … 0

KEENE: Career transitions event to be held

Monday, April 22, 2013

New Hampshire–Vermont Connections group is hosting a free career transitions event for those in the Monadnock region facing layoffs Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Keene Public Library. The event was created through the need demonstrated by those who spoke to the group about upcoming layoffs … 0

Rindge: Cathedral of the  Pines gets new trustee

Monday, April 22, 2013

Shirley Mahoney of Jaffrey joins The Cathedral of the Pines’ Board of Trustees. Mahoney has a long history with the organization as a staff member, innkeeper and volunteer. She brings a wealth of experience and historical knowledge to the board. She joins trustees Don Upton, chair, Jim Noel, … 0

Garlic coming up at the Well School in Peterborough.

Column: Local dairy can make for special treats

Monday, April 15, 2013

I was out in the garden this morning to take pictures for this column. As I surveyed the wet ground, still sporting patches of snow, I reflected on how spring is really taking her time getting here this … 0

Column: No time to rest on laurels, when it comes to spring chicks

Monday, April 15, 2013

I never thought I would be a writer. I also never thought I would be a farmer. But if you keep up with this monthly column, you’ll see that I am actually doing both. I have no background in either. I didn’t grow up on a farm and, … 0

Dave Szehi inspects the renovated downstairs space at Harlow's Pub in Peterborough on Friday. He's hoping to move kitchen equipment back in soon in order to reopen the kitchen, which has been closed since construction work started in January. (Staff photo by Dave Anderson)

PETERBOROUGH: Harlow’s still under construction

Monday, April 15, 2013

PETERBOROUGH — Dave Szehi, the owner of Harlow’s Pub on the corner of Grove and School streets gets calls, emails and Facebook posts every day. “They all want to know when the kitchen is going to open,” Szehi … 0

David Drasba and Alison Meltzer, Monahon Architects (Staff photo by Dave Anderson)

Architectural firm moving forward after founder’s death.

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

PETERBOROUGH — Architect David Drasba spent the last eight years at a desk sandwiched between the work spaces of Rick and Duffy Monahon at the couple’s architectural office on the second floor of the Granite Block building at … 0

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