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One city, many cultures at the Keene International Festival (opens the original)
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The Keene International Festival, a celebration of music, food and culture from all over the world, took place this Saturday at the Keene Parks and Recreation Center. The annual festival, which typically takes over nearby Fuller Park moved indoors because of predicted rain. But the soggy weather did not stop the celebration. Inside, performers sang, played and danced, sharing music from Jamaica to Japan and everywhere in between. Next door, booths filled with clothes, candles, jewelry and other
Slide, swing, repeat (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER â The Ramos siblings soaked in the late-summer sunshine on Sept. 15 as they played on the ELMM Community Centerâs playground. Joslyn Ramos, 8, spun her 4-year-old brother Cruz Ramos around on the carousel playground equipment and urged him to try climbing a nearby rope. Watching her children play from a nearby picnic table, Danielle Rivera said she was glad they could spend time outside before cooler days become the norm. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist o
Sentinel hears from readers at Publisher's Crawl (opens the original)
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SWANZEY â Pizza, beer and local news were on the menu last Thursday at Frogg Brewing, where The Keene Sentinel hosted a listening session to hear from local residents. Part of a collaboration with the Granite State News Collaborative â a nonprofit network of news, education and community organizations aiming to support journalism in New Hampshire â the Publisherâs Crawl sought to give Monadnock Region readers and nonreaders a chance to share how they get their local news, hear about what
Keene Pride Festival brings LGBTQ+ community together (opens the original)
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Jess Lewis, her former spouse Quinn Lewis and their daughter Xanie were determined to make it to Sundayâs Keene Pride Festival, braving the pouring rain and dark clouds looming over Main Street. The Lewisâ have a motto: âWe donât let a little bit of rain ruin our day.â Keene Pride has hosted a festival at the end of September for five years running, complete with live music, food and merchandise tents. On Sunday, the streets of Keene were once again overflowing with festivalgoers and v
Hide and squeak (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER â When 7-year-old Noah Tuttle first saw a small, fuzzy creature jumping through the grass near the ELMM Community Center, he thought it was a bunny. Moving in for a closer look, Noah quickly realized heâd instead spotted a baby mouse. His siblings, 4-year-old Olivia Goodnow and 10-year-old Carter Rajaniemi, joined Noah as he attempted to catch and hold the rodent. The kids' shrieks and squeals echoed across the pavement as Carter picked up the mouse. Noah said its fur felt soft wh
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