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  1. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Elizabeth Underwood / Sentinel Staff

    10 things to do in the Monadnock Region this August (opens the original)

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    From free concerts to a peanut carnival and a festival that celebrates jam — the musical kind and the food kind — August has a bunch of events to celebrate those lazy, hazy days of summer. Concert at Granite Gorge in Roxbury, Aug. 1 5-8 p.m.: Granite Gorge Mountain Park at 341 Route 9 will host a free concert by The Lake Effect. People should bring their own blankets or chairs. Food and drink from Roxbury Bar & Grill will be available to buy. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.: The Cheshire Fai

  2. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Elizabeth Underwood / Sentinel Staff

    Summer stargazing: A beginner's guide to the night sky (opens the original)

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    Stargazing is a classic summer activity. Think warm nights, wandering fireflies and lying on your back in a field or in the bed of a pickup truck. While summer isn’t the best season to watch the night sky — the nights are short and humidity in the atmosphere can blur visual targets — the evenings are generally warmer. And it’s as good a time as any to embark on a new hobby. If you’ve been wanting to try your hand at stargazing, here’s a quick guide to get novices off the ground (and

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Elizabeth Underwood / Sentinel Staff

    Where to get local produce in the Monadnock Region (opens the original)

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    During the summer, farmers in the Monadnock Region are growing fresh vegetables and juicy fruits. And several share the bounty with the community through farmstands. The farmstands often sell more than just produce. You can find homegrown flowers, pasture-raised eggs, locally raised beef or pork and more. There are also several farmers markets open once a week, like the Farmers’ Market of Keene every Saturday. But you can also find stands with daily operating hours year-round or seasonally fro

  4. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Elizabeth Underwood / Sentinel Staff

    A doctor's tips to staying well in the wildfires air pollution (opens the original)

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    As an eerie yellow haze settled over the Monadnock Region this week, a local health expert has some tips for staying healthy. Wildfires in central and western Canada have caused the pollution, and wind has carried it to the Northeast, including the Granite State, according to a Tuesday news release from the N.H. Department of Environmental Services. The state agency Wednesday issued a Code Orange advisory for Thursday, meaning that the air may be unhealthy for sensitive groups. The agency had pr

  5. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Elizabeth Underwood / Sentinel Staff

    Things to do in the Monadnock Region this July (opens the original)

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    The region has a full slate events scheduled for this month, from movies outdoors to Old Home celebrations and the annual fair. 7 p.m.: Summer concert by Babyray at Fuller Park at 312 Washington St. in Keene. Dusk: Outdoors screening of Disney Pixar’s “Hoppers” at Fuller Park at 312 Washington St. in Keene. Harrisville’s Old Home celebrations will unfold over several days. Activities include a library book sale and ice cream social, as well as musical performances, face painting and a wo

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