Watch for updates about cancellations due to COVID-19
The Wilmot Public Library has two special poetry programs planned. On Thursday, April 16 at 7 PM, please join us for An Evening of Jane Kenyon’s Poetry. Local children’s author and friend of Jane, Mary Lyn Ray, will share personal stories of their friendship. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite poem of Jane’s to […]
COVID-19 leaves schedule up in the air for now
Before the COVID-19 crisis, we were anticipating a busy April at the church: weekly Sunday worship services at 11 AM, followed by refreshments and conversation; the Easter Happy Hour on April 3, our traditional Maundy Thursday service on April 9, the Easter Sunrise service on April 12, and the first event of our Spring Speaker […]
COVID-19 testing limited to inpatients and health care workers
Dear Community Members: Each day brings new challenges in our efforts to curb COVID-19 and its impact on our community. We understand and sympathize with the anxiety and stress you and your families are experiencing, because we, here at New London Hospital (NLH), are members of this community. The best way we can support you […]
Efforts include screening patients and electronic communications
Like so many other community organizations, Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice (LSRVNA) is working hard to meet the daily challenges of COVID-19 throughout the 32 towns it serves. On any given day under normal circumstances, LSRVNA has an average of 625 people on service receiving home health, hospice, palliative, and private care, and the […]
This protects vulnerable people, not just an individual
Social distancing is avoiding the practice of getting together with other people in groups when possible. If we do need to go out, say to the grocery store or pharmacy, try to keep that visit brief and leave a reasonable zone of personal space around others, six feet if we can. Don’t forget to clean […]
Learn outdoor skills in a fun, noncompetitive setting
The Elkins Fish and Game Club is once again asking women in the Kearsarge area who are interested in learning outdoor skills in a fun, noncompetitive setting to apply for a $385 scholarship to the fall Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) workshop. The scholarship is open to any woman age 18 or older who is a […]
Lecture by John C. Porter, author of “Preserving Old Barns”
Wilmot Library for a lecture entitled The History of Agriculture as Told by Barns on Saturday, March 14, at 1 PM. Barns can tell us a great deal about the history of agriculture in New Hampshire. John C. Porter, author of Preserving Old Barns: Preventing the Loss of a Valuable Resource, will demonstrate how these […]
Quilts made for survivors of domestic violence
There is power in a quilt – especially when stitched together with love, sympathy, hope, and caring. No one understands this more than Deb Homer, the founder of Project Julia. Located in the heart of Sunapee, in a little-known studio tucked away lakeside is a quilter’s paradise. There are rows of thread in every color, […]
Supporting education and benefiting New Hampshire's children
On March 5, the New London Inn has designated the Three Rivers Foundation – Supporting Education, which benefits New Hampshire children, as one of its chosen non-profits for its Thursday’s Child dinner program. By coming to dinner on Thursday, March 5, at 6:30 PM and saying you are there to join the Three Rivers Foundation […]
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Sunday worship at 11 AM will continue through the winter, followed by refreshments and conversation. On stormy Sundays, call or text to 491-3196 to be sure there will be a service at the church. If you would like to receive our weekly e-mail news, or to be notified of church events, please let us know […]