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Death Cafe Monadnock will meet Sunday, Feb. 5, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Riverstone Studio, 374 Union St. in PeterboroughDeath cafes are agenda-free, group-led discussions intended to center on the topics of death and dying in a welcoming and open...

Carly Kimball of Bennington, Avery Opland of Antrim and Natalie Tremblay of Peterborough were named to the Plymouth State University dean's list for the fall 2022 semester.To be named to the dean's list, a student must achieve a grade-point average...

Peterborough Community Power is committed to decreasing what we pay for electricitycompared to the Eversource rate. Here’s how we’ll do that.First, Peterborough Community Power will partner with the Community Power Coalition of NH (CPCNH) to purchase...

On my mid-January visit to see my mom in Peterborough, I enjoyed reading about Wilton’s Ken Jacobus being “On a mission to help others” in Poland” and erstwhile Sierra Club president Aaron Mair’s upcoming Jaffrey-Rindge MLK Day talk on environmental...

On Jan. 22, 1973, the Supreme Court declared a Constitutional right in Roe v. Wade for women to have abortion rights. Fifty years has now passed, with the 2022 declaration from the court that the 1973 decision was not done in Constitutional manner....

Evan John Turner of Peterborough and Ian van Ham of Lyndeborough were named to the dean's list for the fall 2022 semester at Clarkson University.Both are seniors majoring in mechanical engineering.

By ROWAN WILSON

The Peterborough Budget Committee and Select Board met Tuesday night to hear from two departments, IT/GIS (information technology and geographic information systems) and planning. GIS/IT Director Fash Farashahi presented his department’s proposed...

Tonya Bakewell Dreher, director of the Hope for Gus Foundation, has been named the recipient of the 2022 Greg Farrell Award.This annual award honors the life and legacy of Gregory Farrell, a founder of Outward Bound Schools, EL Education (formerly...

Peterborough Town Library, 2 Concord St. in Peterborough, will host a screening of The Divided Brain, a documentary inspired by the book The Master and his Emissary: the Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World, by Iain McGilchrist,...

The Scott-Farrar at Peterborough retirement community in Peterborough held a special art opening for its residents.The exhibit included original artwork that was created by Scott-Farrar residents and staff members, including paintings, charcoal and...

The Peterborough Plus unit of League of Women Voters of New Hampshire will hold a “Civics 101” event Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. in the Peterborough Town Library’s 1833 Room, 2 Concord St.There are several hundred bills in the state Legislature on...

By NISA SIMILA

Whether you are having your taxes prepared by a tax professional, a volunteer in the River Center’s Volunteer Tax Assistance program or by yourself, here’s a handy checklist of what you can do to make the process go smoothly and the documents you will...

The last two years have seen many changes to our lives and how we go about living.From hybrid meetings to masking to social distancing to canceling get-togethers, we have had to adjust our expectations and how to do things.With the 2023 tax filing...

We all know that year-end strategic planning is one of the most-important things you can do for yourself, your business and your clients, so creating and implementing a plan for 2023 is at the top of all our minds.We’re at that time of year where some...

By ASHLEY SAARI

In June, Delanie Cook got a job offer from Peterborough manufacturer Microspec.Living in Connecticut at the time, she jumped on real estate sites and ran into a reality faced by many young workers looking for housing – places that were affordable, in...

What lies ahead for the real estate market in 2023? How will the economy, interest rates, and consumer behavior affect the real estate industry in the months to come? Is the market about to crash? Are we in another bubble?There is certainly a lot of...

Apologies for getting to this a little late in the news cycle. “Budget talks begin” came out a couple weeks ago (Jan. 5). I read the front page part – up 11 percent - and just groaned to myself. Then the spin started; I quickly grew tired of that and...

By BILL FONDA

The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center in Antrim was founded in 1996, and Executive Director Melissa Gallagher said, “We have sort of this donor base of people who have supported The Grapevine for a very long time.”However, Gallagher said it...

As the winter landscape graces our region and we march forward into 2023, many will pause and wonder, “What will the New Year bring?”As real estate professionals, we work daily to realize buyers’ and sellers' dreams and visions. This can result in a...

By ROWAN WILSON

Local employers faced challenges attracting and retaining employees in 2022, and this year, employers are forced to consider what it will take to stay staffed.Mark Cilley, vice president and owner of American Steel & Precast Erectors in Peterborough,...