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Photos: Jaffrey Historical Society moves into new facility - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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The Jaffrey Historical Society made its new home official on Saturday, with a bevy of volunteers moving the collection of artifacts and archives from the basement of the Civic Center to the former town office building. The Jaffrey town offices moved into their new home, the next-door former TD Bank in the fall, leaving the former office on Goodnow Street empty. The Historical Society stepped into the space left behind, which has ample room for its growing collection and is more accessible and vi
Mason Planning Board approves sand and gravel pit plan for Brookline Road - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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After months of public hearings where residents aired apprehensions about dust, noise, traffic and water health, the Mason Planning Board approved a plan for a sand and gravel pit on Brookline Road — but not without conditions aimed at mitigating those concerns. Following its meeting on Sept. 16, the board approved the plan in a 4-1 vote, allowing for the excavation of a 67-acre property — largely wooded and undeveloped, aside from a single-family home — by the Onyx Corporation, an excavating co
New Hampshire mystery to be explored at library event - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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The Mansfield Public Library will host board-certified professional genealogist Angela Harris for a presentation on “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife” on Thursday, Oct. 1 at 6 p.m. The program uses a 1788 tavern killing in New Durham to demonstrate how researchers uncover historical stories. Utilizing newspapers, court documents, military records, and petitions, the lecture examines the intertwined lives of three Revolutionary War veterans to show how family history research illuminates early
New Ipswich AutumnFest returns Oct. 3 with new activities - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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The New Ipswich AutumnFest returns Saturday, Oct. 3, with a new scarecrow building and a chance to name the festival’s new mascot, along with the usual offerings of games, vendors and food trucks. Parks and Recreation Director Mindy Buxton said the fair at Memorial Park from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., is expected to be bigger than ever, with more than 30 vendors committed, seven food providers and the final New Ipswich Farmers’ Market of the season. Old favorites will be returning, said Buxton, includin
Native plants fight bird and bee declines - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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Rachel Kowalsky doesn’t have a big yard. It’s no more than a quarter of an acre in Jaffrey. But on that small lot, life is teeming. Kowalsky has turned her yard into a certified nature area — a place that supports wildlife by providing native plants, water sources, shelter and nesting sites for birds, bats, bees and caterpillars to produce young. It’s part of a growing movement to plant native species that support local pollinator and wildlife populations. It’s part of the solution to a quietly
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