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By JEREMY MARGOLIS

Concord mother Wendy Santiago said that when her son, Noah, attended a public charter school in the area, he sometimes came home with ripped pants and injuries from bullying.

By ASHLEY SAARI

A petition article on this year’s Rindge warrant asks residents to join a community power program, designed to leverage buying power to get residents a better deal on electricity.

The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive in Jaffrey Wednesday, Jan. 22, from noon to 4:30 p.m. at Jaffrey Bible Church, 133 Turnpike Road.

Peterborough Town Library, 2 Concord St., has announced its free Natural NH Winter Series for 2025, sponsored by anonymous donors. The series, focusing on environmentalism and conservation, features four programs held on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m.

The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center is hosting a five-week book group inspired by "Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents" by Lynn Lyons.

Dublin Community Center, 1123 Main St., will host a chili cook-off on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 3 to 5 p.m.

Chamberlin Free Public Library, 46 Main St. in Greenville, will host “Saturday Morning Cartoons: Bugs Bunny, Bullwinkle, and Big Business in the 1960s” on Thursday, Jan. 23, at 7 p.m.

I hear a lot of folks complaining about the winter. They object to the cold, shoveling the snow, ice and darkness, for starters.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Lisa Mitchell admits she is “totally obsessed” with the history of her house, Lyndeborough’s historic “Ship Captain’s House.”

The Greenfield Historical Society has a lot of exciting news. GHS just launched its first newsletter, “The Zephyr,” named for Greenfield’s Zephyr Lake. GHS sent the first edition out to members of the society on Jan. 12, and the newsletter will come out quarterly.

Recently, I was driving on Route 101 between Dublin and Peterborough and I had my emergency lights on and pulled over. A policeman pulled up behind me. He helped me check my lights on the dashboard to see what was wrong. The car was OK, so I continued on.

In Rindge, this holiday season, Operation Santa was happy to help 76 children from 28 families.

By DAVID ALLEN

Quick thinking by employees helped to extinguish an electrical fire at the Grove Street Dunkin’ Donuts in Peterborough Thursday morning. 

By HARRIET DICICCO

Eight years ago, a concerned group of people formed the Hancock Community Conversations on Race. The group began meeting weekly in person to discuss a wide range of issues related to race, affecting both individuals and communities.

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin’s representative to thblin Cone ConVal School Board told the town’s Select Board Monday that he opposes the town’s initiative to withdraw from the district.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Jaffrey and Rindge will be celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with talks on voting rights by two speakers on Monday and Tuesday, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act.

By DAVID ALLEN

In recognition of her work at the Harris Center for Conservation Education in Hancock, Susie Spikol was named Conservation Educator of the Year at the recent meeting of statewide conservation districts. 

By ASHLEY SAARI

Between the proposed budget and warrant articles, Mason anticipates a drop in total expenditures of 5.8% for the coming year.

By DAVID ALLEN

Despite opposition, the Lyndeborough Zoning Board of Adjustment voted Monday after a two-hour discussion to allow a resident to proceed with plans for a second accessory dwelling unit on his property.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

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By JESSECA TIMMONS

On Monday, the Planning Board reviewed a letter submitted by the Peterborough Conservation Commission recommending changes to the language defining the Wetland Protection Overlay Zone.