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12/05/2025

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Francestown’s Holiday Market brings local arts, crafts, food and music
12/05/2025

Francestown’s Holiday Market brings local arts, crafts, food and music

Francestown's traditional German Christmas Market will return to the Town Hall horse sheds on Saturday, December 6, featuring 23 local vendors, a food court, hot cocoa bar, live music, and a visit from Santa.

Tax bills in Greenville show minimal change, due Dec. 30
12/04/2025

Tax bills in Greenville show minimal change, due Dec. 30

Greenville's tax rate for 2025 has been set at $16.72 per $1,000 of assessed value.

Pro-democracy vigil in Peterborough draws 70, backs Maggie Goodlander
12/04/2025

Pro-democracy vigil in Peterborough draws 70, backs Maggie Goodlander

Last Saturday's pro-democracy vigil in Peterborough showed support for New Hampshire Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander and emphasized refusing...

Larger ADUs and simplified process in proposed ordinance update
12/04/2025

Larger ADUs and simplified process in proposed ordinance update

The Planning Board has proposed changes to the town's ADU ordinance, including allowing larger dimensions and eliminating the need for a special...

Live music and egg nog at Park Theatre’s tree-trimming bash
12/04/2025

Live music and egg nog at Park Theatre’s tree-trimming bash

The Park Theatre in Jaffrey hosted a tree-trimming party with egg nog, sweets, and live music, while Mary Poppins played on the big screen.

Families and animals enjoy snow day across the region
12/04/2025

Families and animals enjoy snow day across the region

Children, animals, and families enjoyed the snow across the region, after the first major storm of the season on Tuesday.

Jackie Hill, longtime Hancock resident, celebrates 100th birthday
12/03/2025

Jackie Hill, longtime Hancock resident, celebrates 100th birthday

Jackie Hill of Hancock was celebrated by the Peterborough Recreation Department and her bingo group with cake, gifts, and song for her 100th birthday.

New England Journalism Scholarship Program accepting applications
12/03/2025

New England Journalism Scholarship Program accepting applications

Apply for the 2026 New England Journalism Scholarship Program offering up to $2,000 for aspiring student journalists in the region. Deadline March 27.

Clara Wilsher picked for 2025-26 Lions Cup Soccer team
12/03/2025

Clara Wilsher picked for 2025-26 Lions Cup Soccer team

Clara Wilsher of ConVal Regional High School has been selected for the 2025-26 Lions Cup Soccer team. The Lions Cup supports Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation.

Annual Messiah Festival features organist Peter Sykes and Apple Hill Quartet
12/02/2025

Annual Messiah Festival features organist Peter Sykes and Apple Hill Quartet

Experience the magic of Handel's Messiah at the Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church with organist Peter Sykes and the Apple Hill String...

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