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Summer keeps on rolling by, like ocean waves upon the beach. There’s plenty to do to keep busy around here this time of year, but soon will come bigger events, like the Fourth of July parade — just three weeks away! If you haven’t figured out your costume yet, you better hurry! In the meantime, for the lowdown on what else is happening around town, check out these Best Bets.

Local municipalities and libraries are hosting a variety of events for all ages celebrating Pride Month.

The city hopes to use the building as an emergency shelter this coming winter, but the school district still needs to vote on the sale.

The Greek Democritus League held its annual May Day dance on May 18 at White Rose Receptions in Thornbury, aiming to raise funds for PAME, a prominent Greek trade union. PAME, known for its commitment to working-class struggles, unites various Greek trade unions, regardless of their members' political affiliations.

CONCORD — Considering their handiwork — a sculpture of the New Hampshire State House in wool — this was no ordinary knitting circle.

Photographers ages 11–18 are invited to enter the JCLD annual Teen Photography Show! The 2024 Teen Photo Show will resurrect the timeless theme Picture a Reader from 1991 to celebrate the 45th Anniversary of the Jefferson County Library …

The Fenland Orchards Project was the subject of a presentation to the March Society.

Officials posted a photograph of a grey car with its boot open, with a polling station sign hung from its door handles.

YOUNG wordsmiths are being invited to a creative writing workshop where they can improve their skills, meet like-minded people… and raise a glass.The “Wine and Write” […]

Death is never a happy subject to discuss, but it a discussion that needs to happen.