Informal circle meeting on Tuesday, November 12, at 6:30 PM
The highlight of the October 3 Kick Off meeting for the Friends of the Andover Libraries was an informative presentation from our Library Director, Michaela Hoover. Michaela’s enthusiasm and creativity were evident as she spoke about the current and upcoming programs planned for different age groups. It became clear how the Friends could enhance the […]
Ten local artists featured
The Andover Thrift & Gift Shop welcomes 10 local artisans to the shop this holiday season. These local artists have created a fabulous array of items for everyone on your gift list, as well as beautiful décor to welcome in the holidays. The shop will be bustling with holiday spirit this season. Please stop by […]
A new home for Andover's Concord Coach is planned
Imagine you’re at Andover’s Potter Place Railroad Station in the late 1800s. It’s between train arrivals and, although there’s activity in the station, it’s a quiet moment outside. Then, you hear the clop, clop of a team of horses coming into the village. Soon you’re able to see that it’s the Concord Coach approaching the […]
Fall Festival was held in conjunction with Andover Public Library
During Fire Prevention Week, held the second week in October every year, we were busy at the Andover Fire Department. Members of AFD and EMS welcomed classes from AE/MS into the station to show them around and share important safety facts. The following day, we hosted a touch-a-truck at Fall Festival, in conjunction with the […]
Changes in service times and help for hurricane victims
Fall is the beautiful season we enjoy before the advent of winter. However, let’s not go to winter just yet — we all have plenty to get done to prepare for the cold and ice as we pray for a “second summer”! During these days, we think of our fellow Americans in the southeastern states […]
Thirty-Eight: The Hurricane that Transformed New England by Stephen Long
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. […]
He reflects on 20 years of leadership
Alex Bernhard, a founder of the Friends of the Northern Rail Trail (FNRT) in Merrimack County, is stepping down from the FNRT Board of Directors this year. In honor of his work and contributions to the Trail, we talked with him and share his reflections here. This interview was edited for clarity. 1. What started […]
Police Department and Town Offices need safe, functional spaces
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 […]
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 […]