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New Hampshire senators propose Dolly Parton's book act - Valley News (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton’s dedication to literacy could have a lasting and expanded legacy in New Hampshire, thanks to a bipartisan effort underway to make Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library accessible to participating families statewide. The Imagination Library gives age-appropriate books each month to children from birth through age five. Currently, only a few partnering programs exist in the Granite State, including in Barrington, N.H., Durham, N.H., Nashua and the North Country. After the music legend’s
Charlie St. Clair, long time head of Laconia Bike Week, dies - Valley News (opens the original)
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State Rep. Charlie St. Clair, the longtime head of Laconia Motorcycle Week, has died from injuries he suffered in a motorcycle accident in Ohio earlier this month. For the past 35 years, St. Clair was executive director of the festival traditionally known as Bike Week. He also served on Laconia’s Planning Board. Born and raised in Laconia, N.H., he was known far and wide for his stewardship of Bike Week and his love of motorcycling. For 50 years, he would ride his Harley-Davidson Heritage Softta
NJ hikers to be charged for Franconia Ridge rescue - Valley News (opens the original)
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Four hikers who set out on a 7–9 hour hike on Franconia Ridge on Friday afternoon without proper preparation will be charged for the cost of the rescue. New Hampshire Fish and Game said the hikers lacked food and water, did not have headlamps, and were improperly dressed for the conditions. Fish and Game said Jainam Bhavsar, Purva Jayani, Tirth Shah, and Advik Yadav – all 18 years old from New Jersey – started their hike at 3:30 p.m. Friday. Shortly before 9 p.m., the department was notified of
Rye Beach chapel marks 150th anniversary with festivities - Valley News (opens the original)
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The historic chapel of St. Andrew’s-by-the-Sea in Rye Beach, N.H., which held its first service 150 years ago this month, is a visual feast — both inside and out. The inside, with its great wooden trusses, is designed to look like a boat built upside down. The outside is postcard perfect, a living time capsule, with arched brick windows and rough-hewn stone walls. There are Tiffany stained glass, tributes to poet Ogden Nash, and a rare “lych gate” — or roofed gateway — at the chapel’s entrance.
New NH historic sites added to official registry - Valley News (opens the original)
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A Revolutionary War-era tavern in Raymond, N.H. A former abolitionist home in Milford, N.H. A town beach, park and canoe house on Lake Winnipesaukee. The three sites are among the eclectic properties officially added Tuesday to the New Hampshire Register of Historic Places. In Raymond, the Georgian-style Bean Tavern, built around 1752, was the site of the first election of officers to initiate local government in what was then the parish of “Freetown,” according to the state Division of Historic
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