Breast prosthesis fitter at LRGH
The latest prosthetic breast forms from Lady Grace Intimate Apparel are available right in your community. If you or a loved one has had a lumpectomy or mastectomy and would like to find breast prosthesis to fit your needs, a certified breast prosthesis fitter from Lady Grace Intimate Apparel will be at Lakes Region General […]
Volunteers, area farms create a four-course meal
Thanks to the work of many volunteers and the participation of several farms in the Kearsarge area, the Wilmot Community Association’s Harvest Luncheon was a tremendous success. Diners enjoyed a four-course meal featuring locally grown or prepared foods on Saturday, Sept. 27 at the WCA’s Red Barn. Volunteers were Marion Allen, Diane Beaudoin, Paula Camusso, […]
Across from the Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum
The Little Nature Museum, formerly located in Contoocook, recently reopened in a newly renovated barn across from the Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum in Warner. The Museum, now in its 59th year, had been closed since the fall of 2012 while it looked for a new location. The Museum has more than twice the space it […]
Programs and events
November 2014 Programs and Activities Tom & Tom’s Men’s Discussion Group Mondays 8:45 AM We want to hear your stories and we’ll share a few of our own. Come visit over an endless cup of coffee! French Discussion Group First and Third Mondays at 4 PM Join this casual, friendly group to practice your language […]
By appointment only at Franklin Hospital
Despite what Mother Nature wants us to believe with the current weather, the cold weather will be here soon, and with the crisp air comes flu season. LRGHealthcare encourages you to contact your Primary Care Provider or pediatrician to schedule a flu vaccine (flu shot) between the months of October and the end of December […]
Gay Ellen Rayno sang, recited in September
Starts October 10 with Fred Ogmundson
The Speaker Series at the South Danbury Church is starting up again, with a roster of lively presentations that promise to be both educational and entertaining. “It’s pretty clear that our community enjoys a wide range of topics, from the locally-focused to the international; from the traditional to the up-to-the-moment,” says Kathy Neustadt, one of […]
Join the fundraiser on October 19!
October is here, and in addition to all the wonderful things that fall brings, October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. National Breast Cancer Awareness Month was founded in 1985 to promote mammography as the most effective weapon in the fight against breast cancer. In the almost 30 years since, it has served its purpose […]
Saturday, October 25, at dusk
The second annual Salisbury Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department’s Haunted Hayride and Spooky Walk will take place at Salisbury’s Maplewood Ball Field on Route 4 in Salisbury. Dare to be scared, as you take a ride and walk through the haunted ball field. The terror begins at dusk on Saturday, October 25. Admission is $2 per person. For more […]
October 11 and 12 in downtown Warner
The Warner Fall Foliage Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday, October 11 and 12, in downtown Warner. This is one of New Hampshire’s longest-running festivals, which draws thousands of fun-loving folks from all over New England. Parking is $5, but admission to the festival is free, and families can enjoy most of the […]