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According to Town Administrator Jamie Pike, Police Chief Fred Douglas was released from the hospital Thursday after being injured Wednesday following an encounter with a resident reported to have been causing a disturbance on Old Country Road North

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Through his work for the Monadnock Regional Council for Community Transportation, Terry Johnson said he gets calls from people seeking transportation.

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Lisa Hall of Sharon wound up at the American Legion post in Jaffrey after someone recommended it as a place to do karaoke.

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Martha Duffy of Peterborough started a Daisy and Brownie Girl Scout troop for a simple reason.

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In their roles as “conversation-starters” during “The Schools and the State,” a Community Conversation Wednesday at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture, ConVal School Board member Curtis Hamilton of Greenfield and Republican state Rep. Jim Creighton spoke about the quality of education in ConVal and the state.

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Members of the crowd laughed when Ciarán Nagle said “I stand here in front of you as the immigrant.”

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Kristen Seitz of Peterborough started running during COVID.

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Sherry Miller has been interested in emergency services since childhood.

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When a 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar March 28, it was just the latest disaster in the Southeast Asian country over the past five years, according to Garrett Kostin, who is helping organize relief efforts.

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Eighteen minutes into state League of Women Voters listening session at Peterborough Town Library Tuesday night, in which state Rep. Jonah Wheeler addressed his vote on House Bill 148, the stream was “Zoom-bombed,” in the words of League of Women Voters of New Hampshire President Liz Tentarelli.

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Fern Niemi of Greenville retired approximately 15 years ago, but she hadn’t wanted to.

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Lots of homes, particularly older ones, have leaky windows, increasing heating costs. They can also be expensive to replace.

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It was an eventful year for the Mason Fire Department in 2024.

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A Keene man who formerly drove for the bus company that serves the ConVal School District faces at least 15 years in prison after pleading guilty Thursday in connection with a child pornography case.

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Mi Jalisco was open Tuesday, the day after the Mexican restaurant in the Peterborough Shopping Plaza closed because  Customs Enforcement officers conducted a search for the chef, according to co-owner Genaro Quezada.

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A family member’s heart had stopped beating, and he had no pulse.

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The Mi Jalisco Mexican restaurant in the Peterborough Shopping Plaza was closed Monday, after co-owner Genaro Quezada said federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers conducted a search.

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Peterborough and the Monadnock region can’t solve problems such as the planet’s fossil fuel problem alone, said Bob Haring-Smith of the Peterborough Renewable Energy Project, but they can still make contributions.

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Three to six months.

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Erika Alusic-Bingham is the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript’s Hometown Hero for January, but she said the credit should go to the youths and families she works with Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties.

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A 31-year-old Peterborough resident was rescued Monday morning after having gone missing the night before.