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Rain, shine and pickle brine (opens the original)
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Rain or shine canât stop fans of brine. Every September pickle lovers gather in Winchester to grab a salty, sometimes sweet, sometimes spicy treat, and Saturdayâs festival was no different despite the threat of a norâeaster. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated. Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be Nice. No rac
Nothing stops DeMar, marathoners -- not even a nor'easter (opens the original)
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From a nonagenarian to a dog, Keeneâs Clarence DeMar Marathon attracted a wide variety of competitors Sunday morning. The long-distance raceâs 48th running saw a smattering of ages and experience levels. Preteens and their parents crossed the finish line that morning, as did a 90-year-old Keene resident who completed the final 1.2 miles of the course. There were first-time marathoners as well as seasoned runners looking to complete a 26.2-mile race in all 50 states. One half-marathon runner
For Belair, DeMar is a chance to champion Keene and kids (opens the original)
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Cheryl Belair is a Clarence DeMar Marathon superfan. Though she doesnât run the race and joked that she âcanât run around the block,â her passion for the DeMar is that of a yearly participant. As a leading organizer for the event, sheâs witnessed its impact up close and is reflecting on its community-wide imprint as she concludes her final year serving on the DeMar Committee. Fighting back tears, Belair recounted a trip she took to deliver a batch of sneakers to an entire class of 2nd
Trial begins for Walpole woman accused of check kiting (opens the original)
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Opening arguments began Tuesday in the trial of a Walpole woman accused of stealing from local banks through a fraud scheme. Caitlin Vittum, 37, faces the charge of felony theft by deception in excess of $1,500. The state alleges that Vittum did so by check kiting, a method of stealing from a bank by writing a check from an account with insufficient funds and quickly depositing it into another account. Vittumâs attorney argues the evidence is insufficient and told the jury she was living in di
Nelson man arraigned in court after two-day manhunt (opens the original)
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A man arrested in Keene last week after a two-day manhunt was arraigned in court Monday. Patrick Allen Boyer, 39, of Nelson, pleaded not guilty on nine misdemeanor charges and did not enter a plea for six felony charges in Keeneâs district court, where he appeared via video from the Cheshire County jail. Felony charges include two counts of theft by unauthorized taking, two counts of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon, criminal restraint and second-degree assault with domestic violence and
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