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EXETER—Exeter Public Library will be hosting author Michael A. Bruno on Tues., June 27, at 6 p.m. to talk about his book “Cruising New Hampshire History: A Guide to New

By Shirah Wasik The UConn women’s lacrosse team played a close division game against the Georgetown women’s lacrosse team last Friday with the UConn Huskies winning 15-14. But the Georgetown Hoyas were the first to score in the game thanks to Caroline Frock’s unassisted goal. Within the first half, the Hoyas had five additional girls score goals, all unassisted. Michaela Bruno was the only girl from Georgetown to score twice in the first half.  On the other hand, the UConn Huskies had five girls scoring goals within the first half. The star among them was Kyra Place, scoring three goal...

Behind 13-goal 1st half, No. 3 Syracuse defeats Georgetown 15-10 Courtesy of Rich Barnes | USA Today Sports Megan Carney (pictured against Stony Brook) notched six points and Meaghan Tyrrell added another seven in Syracuse's 15-10 win over Georgetown. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here Megan Carney carried the ball from the left side around the 8-meter arc and positioned herself in front of net looking for an open lane. Running from behind the net, Syracuse freshman Jenny Markey received the pass as her feet touched the edge of the 8-meter arc line. Markey wound her stick and ...

Hoyas Compete Early, Fade Late Against Drexel Published February 27, 2021 The Georgetown women’s lacrosse team (0-1, 0-0 Big East) fell to the Drexel Dragons (3-0, 0-0 CAA) by a final score of 21-9. After the postponement of their scheduled season opener due to COVID-19 concerns within the program, the Hoyas were able to get their season underway on Saturday but could not contain Drexel at Cooper Field. While the Hoyas started out strong and were competitive early on, a breakthrough second half proved decisive as the Dragons pulled away. Freshman Kylie Hazen, senior Car...

Email address: Leave this field empty if you're human: My husband, Dick, and I are inveterate travelers. We like nothing more than to pack our car and start driving cross country with plans to camp in our little two-person tent along the way.  This year the pandemic forced us to cancel those plans. What could we do instead?  Friends mentioned the book Cruising New Hampshire History: A Guide to New Hampshire’s Historical Markers written by Michael A. Bruno. They were on a quest to see all of the 255 markers listed in the book. Since more markers are added each year the total is now 267....