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By CAMERON CASHMAN

The Dublin Education Advisory Committee (DEAC) and similar groups from Bennington and Francestown hope to improve communication between their three committees and the ConVal School Board after a meeting last Wednesday evening where members from all...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Francestown’s George H. Bixby Memorial Library was overflowing with community members eager to welcome Beth Crooker, the new director of the library, at a reception Friday evening. “We are so fortunate we found such a great candidate who is such a...

By CAMERON CASHMAN

After low response to a notice on the town’s website, Temple Select Board Chair Bill Ezell said it was unlikely that the town would hold a special Town Meeting to vote on a feasibility study regarding withdrawal from the ConVal School...

By CAMERON CASHMAN

High Mowing School held its annual May Day Festival Saturday.Students participated in several traditional festivities, including Morris dancing, a skit banishing King and Queen Winter and welcoming in spring, concluding with a maypole dance.Members of...

By BEN CONANT

The Wilton-Lyndeborough softball team continued its promising start Thursday with a 20-8 run-rule win over rival Sunapee that saw the Warriors jump out to a big lead in the first and then walk off in the fifth.WLC's big first inning was sparked by the...

By ASHLEY SAARI

On Wednesday morning, New Ipswich fire crews responded to a unusual rescue request – a horse that had fallen through the floor of his barn and was stuck in his stall.Shortly before 8 a.m., crews responded to 11 Preston Hill Road, and when they...

The New Ipswich Recreation Department went retro-themed with a sock hop dance April 20, where families were encouraged to come dressed in their finest 1950s-era costumes.

On Friday, May 3, the Jaffrey Civic Center, 40 Main St. in Jaffrey, will present the eighth and final speaker in this season’s “Stories to Share” series.Dr. Don Caruso, who served for eight years as president and CEO of Cheshire Medical Center from...

The Rindge Recreation Department held a "Wild Science" day on Tuesday and visited the EcoTarium in Worcester, Mass., Wednesday as part of the department's day camp for April vacation.

The Peterborough Senior Program is currently offering a special program for veterans – "Vet to Vet" coffee and conversation.This program allows veterans with similar interests to socialize with one another and share stories and memories together. This...

AntrimGrapevine receives donationAfter hearing presentations from three randomly selected nonprofits, the 6o women in attendance at the 100+ Women Who Care Monadnock April 18 meeting at Peterborough Town Library voted to award its donations this...

Clothing, jackets, shoes, linens, housewares, jewelry, handbags and accessories, toys, children’s books, crafts, antiques and other items will be available at Dublin Community Church’s rummage sale Friday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday,...

Saturday, May 4, is the Greenfield Spelling Bee! “Bees” will be “buzzing” from 10 a.m. to noon, and the Friends of the Greenfield Meetinghouse will host bake sale with fabulous treats from Sharon, Warren, Linda, Lenny and other Greenfield...

By CAMERON CASHMAN

Downtown Jaffrey welcomed a new business last week, as T&W Handyman Services moved into a new location at 10 Stratton Road.Owners Tina and Wayne St. Laurent were joined by friends, family and Team Jaffrey members to celebrate the move from their...

By ASHLEY SAARI

Fassett Farm Nursery in Jaffrey, which has a focus on growing and selling native plants, is back for its second season starting May 4 with a new storefront, expanded hours and new consultation offerings.The nursery is owned by Aaron Abitz, and run on...

On Saturday, May 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Lyndeborough Historical Society and Heritage Commission will hold a yard sale in Lyndeborough Center to raise funds for the purchase of the Congregational Church Building.Donations may be left at the...

By SUSAN MCKEVITT

Susan McKevitt lives in Bradford. On April 11, the New York Times ran an article entitled: “It’s Time to End the Quiet Cruelty of Property Taxes.” Like many towns, Bradford recently had its town meeting, and we experienced this cruelty.Over 200...

The health care landscape continually evolves, with advancements in education, training and technology shaping patient care delivery.In New Hampshire, outdated optometry laws hinder access to quality eye care. Optometrists, with extensive training,...

A predominant theme these days is how awful it is to deny transgender girls the right to play on a girls’ team. Sorry, but I do not agree. These transgender girls can play on the boys’ team. They are not excluded from sports.I fought for the passage...

By ASHLEY SAARI

A community group is seeking to bring residents of the Mascenic School District together to find solutions and middle ground after a contentious voting season.Mitch Gluck started the group, which has about 17 members, after attending the district’s...