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The Friendly Kitchen provides breakfast and lunch to Rundlett's summer program - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Every other week, Monitor staff writes about a feature article exploring wellness in the Capital Region. We’d like to thank our Community Partner Concord Hospital. Our Community Partners do not participate in the selection of these articles. That is fully at the discretion of our journalists. Eleven-year-old Elliot Prizeo has gotten to eat some of his favorite lunches this summer at Rundlett Middle School’s summer program: “They serve the best hot dogs,” he said. Another student, Jhosep Morales,
Canterbury nature center and flower farm set to close to the public in September - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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When Jim Miller first bought his seven-acre property in Canterbury, it was only a small clearing surrounded by woodland. Not long after, he met his wife, Donna. “When we decided to get married and everything,” she said, “I’m like, we’re gonna have to cut some trees down so I can grow some flowers.” They started by trimming back smaller trees along the property to make way for their first flower garden, down by the road. In 1995, they began selling bouquets at the end of their driveway. As their
'Why change something that works?': Dipsy Doodle Dairy Bar's newest owners honor restaurant's long history in Northfield - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Erin Keville has spent every summer since she was 14 working behind the line of the Dipsy Doodle Dairy Bar. “I wanted to work in the kitchen, so I just started,” she said. Six years later, she is the restaurant’s most senior employee, as well as the daughter of the restaurant’s newest owners, husband and wife duo Thomas and Tricia Keville of Canterbury. The two took over last February, wanting to leave the healthcare industry where they had spent most of their careers. “If it wasn’t for Erin, we
'A city for art': Saad Hindal opens gallery in Concord, the setting and subject of more than 300 of his paintings - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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A small white storefront has come alive with color on South Main Street in Concord: A vibrant rainbow array calls attention to the building, while elephants and colorful geckos greet visitors at the door. The new paint job is courtesy of the building’s new resident, Saad Hindal, a Concord artist using the space provided by owner Scott Austin as his new gallery. Hindal came to Concord 18 years ago, just three months after first arriving in the United States. Originally from Baghdad, he fled Iraq
'We're still here': 100-year-old WWII veteran receives honor for service and longevity - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Every day, 100-year-old Bill Peterson drives himself from his Loudon home to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Concord. He enters the small chapel, praying to Mother Mary for his parish, the people he meets and his fellow veterans, particularly those who also served in World War II. “I ran into a guy in a supermarket the other day, and he’s giving me all this kind of admiration because I was in World War II. I said, ‘I’m not looking for that. I wear the hat so people know that World War II
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