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New Hampshire’s Only Convicted Witch is Memorialized in Hampton
I know we all know the history of Salem, Massachusetts, and it s a popular tourist destination. But did you know that many, many years before the Salem Witch trials, the residents of New Hampshire tried a Eunice “Goody” Cole for witchcraft not once, but three times?
According to atlasobscura.com, if you want to see the origins of the witch trials in New England, you should head on over to Hampton, New Hampshire.
Was Goody Cole a Witch?
Was Eunice “Goody” Cole a witch or was she just an old-fashioned version of the get off my lawn guy?
New look arts festival aims to make connections in the heart of the city
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How suburban police will celebrate National Night Out Bartlett police will mark National Night Out with a picnic in Bartlett Park Tuesday. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer, 2017
Updated 8/2/2021 7:27 PM
It s one of the more laid-back events of the summer, and it s also the one with the heaviest police presence.
But officers won t be breaking up the party. The men and women in blue are the ones throwing it.
After a pandemic hiatus, National Night Out events return throughout the suburbs Tuesday night with picnics, barbecues, police dog demonstrations and free COVID-19 vaccinations.
The National Association of Town Watch launched the annual observance in the 1980s as an anti-crime campaign to encourage people to flip on their porch lights, lock their doors and mingle with their neighbors and first responders on the first Tuesday in August.