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Although the details are still being worked out, officials from a nonprofit that now owns The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center in Plymouth are optimistic the downtown venue can thrive under its stewardship.
By: John Koziol
Although the details are still being worked out, officials from a nonprofit that now owns The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center in Plymouth are optimistic the downtown venue
There’s lithium in the hills of New Hampshire, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says, but the precise location of the lithium has not been made public.
By: John Koziol
After a kerfuffle about process at their meeting in May, the Meredith Board of Selectmen earlier this month voted unanimously in favor of installing a 9/11 memorial on the grounds
By: John Koziol
After a kerfuffle about process at their meeting in May, the Meredith Board of Selectmen earlier this month voted unanimously in favor of installing a 9/11 memorial on the grounds of the Central Fire Station.
While its future is still a work in progress, the Franklin Opera House recently received a grant that will be of great assistance when the venue reopens after more than three years.
By: John Koziol
Thirty-three years to the day she died, Doris Moore was honored with a Congressional Gold Medal for her service during World War II as a member of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion.
By: John Koziol
After much hard work, heartache and doubts later, the former Gale School reopened June 30 after having been physically relocated to and rehabilitated at 60 Concord St.
By: John Koziol
With a direct nod to its founding 136 years ago, the New Hampshire Veterans Home on July 7 observed a belated Independence Day celebration.
For Granite Staters of a certain age, the word association between the Canterbury Fair and Dudley Laufman was quick and nostalgic. The fair continues this year (always on the last Saturday in July). Alas, Laufman is no longer with us.
