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Finding community through sharing and youth athletics - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript provides an important service to all readers by encouraging columnists to express thoughts based upon their own experiences, activities, or events within or outside this state or country. Two recent columns were the inspiration behind this letter. They were written by Anna Meigs and Joe Bennham under the heading Viewpoints. Both shared their thoughts on two entirely different topics yet offered lessons or suggestions on how to better understand the world we inhabi
Tackling weeds: A fall plan for the Isaac Frye garden - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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In case you were wondering, this is not about a new pot dispensary. It is about watching plants grow in the gardens around my house and neighborhood. I’m trying not to add “wither” to that list. Every evening I look skyward for signs of clouds and rain to add the moisture they need — moisture I’m finding difficult to provide when early-morning temperatures become oven-like before I step outside. We used to have boxwood shrubs around two sides of the house. These were old, overgrown and so missha
Gail Hoar - Words About Wilton: Water - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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In late July, I will be visiting a friend at her summer home on Lake Erie in Canada. Instead of taking a break from writing, I’m penning this several weeks ahead of time. Friendship and anticipating the rhythmic slap-dance of waves along the shoreline are the lures encouraging me to undertake the eight-hour drive north. As a child, I was put to sleep each night, at least in the summer when windows were always open, listening to water bounce off the bulkhead that protected our Mercer Island yard
Wilton's proximity to free concerts and events - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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One advantage of living in Wilton is having access, within less than an hour’s drive, to many affordable places and events that add value to people’s lives. Over three days, I attended three free concerts at different venues, all within an easy drive from my Wilton home. One was 40 minutes away in Groton, Mass., at Groton Hill in celebration of Juneteenth, another was an upbeat Lunch and Listen concert along the river in Peterborough, and the third was a Monadnock Music classical music concert i
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