Book Group Discusses Major New England Hurricane

Thirty-Eight: The Hurricane that Transformed New England by Stephen Long

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The Wilmot Historical Society’s (WHS) book group will discuss Thirty-Eight: The Hurricane that Transformed New England by Stephen Long, at 10 AM, on Saturday, December 7, at the home of a book group member. This thoroughly researched and compelling story includes interviews with several people who lived in New Hampshire and experienced the storm firsthand. […]

Architect Lays Out Two Visions for Future of Wilmot

Police Department and Town Offices need safe, functional spaces

By Kelly Burch

Two possible visions for the future of Wilmot’s municipal buildings were laid out at a well-attended Select Board meeting in September. Architect Jay Barrett, who has worked with Wilmot on the renovation of Town Hall, shared findings from his study of the Town’s existing municipal properties and its current and future needs.  In particular, Barrett […]

South Danbury Church November News

By Linda Wilson

Sunday worship at the South Danbury Church is at 11 AM. Everyone is invited, and all are welcome. Our popular Homemade Pie Sale (plus handmade crafts, free mulled cider, and treats) will be held on Friday, November 22, from 3 to 5 PM. Come early for the best selection! Author Mary Lyn Ray will be […]

KNP Korner— October News

By Nancy Allenby
KNP Korner— October News

Kearsarge Neighborhood Partners (KNP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building a community where neighbors help each other flourish. We collaborate with over 40 community partners serving 10 towns in the Kearsarge region, matching the needs of neighbors with committed volunteers who can help in short-term or longer-term situations. On September 9, 26 volunteers, including a […]

Visit the Franklin Animal Shelter to Meet Autumn!

Sweet, five-year-old boxer is ready to go home

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Visit the Franklin Animal Shelter to Meet Autumn!

Autumn is a five-year-old boxer mix who arrived at Franklin Animal Shelter on September 19. Autumn has all vaccines, is up-to-date on heartworm prevention, has been spayed, and maintains a healthy weight at 67 pounds. She is a lovely pup who has experience with children, having been around babies and young children throughout her life.  Autumn […]

Kearsarge Area Senior Lunch Resumes In Wilmot

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WILMOT — The popular Kearsarge Area Senior Luncheon Program, hosted by the Wilmot Ladies Aid Society, will resume at 12 PM, on Thursday, October 17. Hot lunches from the Community Action Program (CAP) in Concord will be served at the First Congregational Church of Wilmot, in the ground floor meeting room. The church is located […]

New London Housing Commission Begins Needs Assessment

Public invited to event on November 13, at 6 PM

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New London Housing Commission Begins Needs Assessment

NEW LONDON — In June of 2024, the Town of New London received a Housing Opportunity Planning Grant (HOP) from the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, in the amount of $103,000. Over the next year and a half, this funding will provide a valuable opportunity to study existing land uses, demographics, land use regulations, and […]

Pleasant Lake Protective Association Offers Informative Newsletter

Lake and wildlife photos and updates

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NEW LONDON — The Pleasant Lake Protective Association has been producing newsletters for many years. Kittie Wilson originally created “All Things Pleasant” for the growing list of local PLPA members. In 2007, a pair of loons on Pleasant Lake successfully hatched and fledged two chicks for the first time in our records. Jen Esten followed […]

Wilmot WCA Presents Free Classes for All at Red Barn

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WILMOT — Looking for local fun and free activities? Join one of the many free classes at the Red Barn, 64 Village Road, Wilmot. Join us the first Monday of each month, 12 to 1 PM, for our “Eat and Greet” lunchtime get-togethers. Each month, bring your bag lunch and get together with friends and […]