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After more than a decade as Hundred Nights’ executive director and following the opening of the Keene nonprofit’s larger emergency shelter last year, Mindy Cambiar will retire at the end

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Free summer meals for children will be available in some parts of the Upper Valley this summer, but not all.The Orange East Supervisory Union, which includes Bradford, Vt.-area schools, will not be offering summer meals this...

When I was young, I briefly ventured into the world of entrepreneurship.I saw an opportunity one summer after stumbling upon a little shop that sold beads by the bagful. I bought as many beads as I could afford with the money in my pocket and could...

This year’s Monadnock Hunger Walk raised more than $6,400 for local food pantries.The walk is a collaboration of churches and civic groups, including the Greenfield Covenant Church, Peterborough Union Congregational Church, Peterborough Unitarian...

Life at Taylor springs back Paula Chambers, a plant buff and transplant from Georgia who lives at the Taylor Community, holds her first-ever New Hampshire-grown carrots. Courtesy The “Taylor Wheelies” are a group of Taylor Community residents who began biking together regularly last summer and, like their counterparts the Taylor walkers, donated money weekly to benefit the Greater Lakes Region Children’s Auction. Courtesy Published: 4/29/2021 9:25:52 PM Paula Chambers, 74, who came fro...

March 11, 2021ASHLAND — Most of the March 2 meeting of the Ashland School Board was devoted to a non-public session that lasted almost two hours, half devoted to a discussion of a proposed ventilation system for the school building (which included proprietary information), and half to a discussion with an attorney. The School Board later voted to buy a freezer, discussed pandemic issues, and learned of school activities. Assistant Superintendent Trish Temperino reported that the walk in fre...