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Second-alarm fire destroys Alstead camp (opens the original)
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ALSTEAD â A second-alarm fire destroyed a building on Rogers Road Thursday morning, the town fire chief said. The building at 107 Rodgers Road was a camp used for storage, according to Fire Chief Mike Kercewich. It was unoccupied at the time of the fire and no one was injured, he added. First responders arrived on the scene around 6 a.m., he said, adding that the cause of the fire is undetermined, as there is little left of the building to help authorities figure out how the fire started. Kerc
Walpole woman to appeal guilty verdict in check kiting case (opens the original)
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A jury on Wednesday found a Walpole woman guilty of defrauding a trio of local banks â a verdict her attorney said he plans to appeal. Caitlin Vittum, 37, was facing charges of felony theft by deception in excess of $1,500, to which she pleaded not guilty. During the trial, which began Tuesday, the state alleged that in 2022 Vittum used a method called check kiting â stealing from a bank by writing a check from an account with insufficient funds and quickly depositing it into another account
Keene State lifelong learning program to resume this week (opens the original)
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Keene Stateâs education program for older adults resumes this week, after staffing and resource constraints forced the college to cancel its winter and spring sessions. Classes for the Cheshire Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL), which provides noncredit learning opportunities aimed at people over the age of 55, start on Friday, according to program coordinator Mark Gempler. Gempler, who joined Keene State in July, succeeds Misty Kennedy, who was let go during a round of layoffs last year th
Otters, macroinvertebrates upstream for Chesterfield students (opens the original)
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Fishing, conducting ecological surveys and learning about otters are among the activities on tap for Chesterfield School students over the next month. Those endeavors are part of an initiative starting this week at the K-8 school that will teach students about watersheds ahead of an open house next month. Watersheds are the land that funnels rainfall and snowmelt into bodies of water, according to Lynne Borofsky, the chair of the Chesterfield Conservation Commission, which helped plan and coordi
Job profile for next KSC president to be finalized next month (opens the original)
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The search committee for Keene State Collegeâs next president hopes to define the experience and attributes itâs looking for in a leader over the next month, its chair said Wednesday. After a job description is crystalized, a search firm working on behalf of the college will begin identifying qualified, interested candidates for consideration, according to Gregg Tewksbury, member of the University System of New Hampshire board of trustees and chair of the search committee. For now, the commi
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