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Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 6/30/2021 3:28:50 PM While the Fourth of July has become synonymous with fireworks and cookouts, several local towns maintain an annual tradition that harkens back to the holiday’s origins, with a reading of the Declaration of Independence. This year, those traditions return with in-person readings, after some were put on hold last year due to COVID-19. Each July 4, at the Jaffrey Meetinghouse, citizens sign up to read from the Declaration. The tradition was begun 21 years ago by citizen Rob Stephenson, and each year, a line of people signs up for the opportunity to read a line. Last year, a recorded version of the reading was produced, due to COVID-19 restrictions. This year, it’s back on at its usual location.

New yorkUnited statesRob stephensonSonya martinoCaroline hollisterMichelle stahlAntrim historical societyHistorical societyMonadnock centerJaffrey meetinghouseLittle red schoolhouseJameson avenueAntrim boyAnnual independence day ceremonySelectman tyler wardExecutive director michelle stahl