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Committee greenlights solar pavilion in downtown lot (opens the original)
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A Keene City Council committee made a recommendation Wednesday on a proposed design for the Gilbo Avenue solar pavilion that could increase the initial cost of the project. The recommended design would move the pavilion from its originally proposed location directly off Gilbo Avenue for better sun exposure and increased energy output in the Commercial Lot. But the city has already spent money on preliminary engineering for the pavilionâs original site. It would cost more to do additional
New toy store to open in Keene next month (opens the original)
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Two workers fix a hinge on the front doors of the store front that will become Toy World on Wednesday, Sept. 23. Co-owner Justin Wescott said he plans to open the store by late October. A new hobby and toy store is slated to open in Keene, just in time for the holidays, its owners said Wednesday. Toy World is taking over the space at 460 West St. It will sell toys, games and hobby supplies for all ages. Co-owner Justin Wescott said he is aiming for a late October opening date. The space has been
One injured in back-to-back Route 101 crashes Sunday (opens the original)
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DUBLIN â One person suffered minor injuries in the first of two crashes on Route 101 in Dublin Sunday evening, N.H. State Police said. No one was injured in the second crash, which was reported about a half-hour after the first, police said. A 2006 Toyota Highlander rear-ended a 2020 Porsche Macan when the Porscheâs driver braked for an owl in the road near Route 101 and Chesham Road, a police spokesperson said in an email. The Highlanderâs driver was taken to a hospital with minor injurie
People may see discolored water as city starts system flush (opens the original)
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Keene residents may see discolored water flow from their faucets over the next few weeks as the city flushes water mains to clear out built up sediment. Flushing started Sunday night. It will continue from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday nights through Friday mornings to limit when residents could see discolored or cloudy water from their faucets or in their toilets, Public Works Director Don Lussier said. This weekâs flushing will largely be in the northern and eastern parts of the city, according t
Police said man suffered internal injuries in Swanzey crash Saturday (opens the original)
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SWANZEY â A 51-year-old man suffered non-life-threatening injuries when he was hit by a tractor trailer on Monadnock Highway (Route 12) on Saturday, Police Chief Joseph Gonsalves said. Video of the crash obtained by the police showed the man running in front of the tractor trailer, according to Gonsalves, who said the truck driver tried to swerve but did not have enough time before striking him. Gonsalves did not say where the man was from. The man was taken to Cheshire Medical Center in Keene
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