Happy-go-lucky Swiss Mountain Dog mix
How cute is this guy! This adorable fellow is Jasper. Jasper came to the shelter as a surrender when his previous owner could no longer keep him. He is a Swiss Mountain dog mix. Jasper is about one and a half years old, he is neutered, up to date on all his vaccinations, and he is […]
The City of Franklin recently welcomed a new member to its police force. On February 24, Max, a 16-month-old black German Shepard was officially assigned to the City of Franklin by the New Hampshire Police K9 Academy in Portsmouth. The Franklin Police Department has been in line to receive a K9 for some time now, […]
Thursdays, March 20 and April 17 at the Red Barn
Two more Senior Luncheons will be offered at the Wilmot Community Association’s (WCA) Red Barn at noon on March 20 and April 17 before taking a break for the summer. The Wilmot Ladies Aid Society is sponsoring these popular outings in conjunction with the WCA and CAP in Concord, which provides food and support services […]
Tuesdays in March at Franklin Hospital
Food is a topic that interests most everyone. How and what we eat can be very personal based on our choices and preferences. We all know that food fuels the body for its daily functions and helps to keep us healthy in prevention of illness and disease. Eating when we are hungry and at regular […]
March 29, 4 PM, at Proctor Academy
The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is the largest private, volunteer-driven charity fighting childhood cancer in the United States. It raises both funds and awareness of childhood cancer through head-shaving events across the nation. On Saturday, March 29 at 4 PM, several dozen people (perhaps many more!) will sit for haircuts at Proctor Academy’s Farrell Field House […]
Condensed from approved minutes
Present: Gisela and Steve Darling, Larry and Susan Chase, Jeff Dickinson, Andy Prokosch, Janet Moore, Vicky Mishcon We began with public lighting. The Selectmen voted to turn off 12 NHEC lights. The Flaghole Road lights, five in all, have become a petition warrant article to be voted on at Town Meeting. The lights in question are […]
Group explores Cooking for One
We started our year with the program Cooking For One. Many people who have gone through the circle of life find themselves a family of one again and find it hard to scale down their cooking. They have lots of leftovers, boredom, and wasted food. Scaling down a recipe can be tricky. How do you […]
Potluck, Good Old Plough on March 1
On Saturday, March 1, at 7 PM in the Blazing Star Grange Hall in Danbury, The Good Old Plough will perform music depicting the rise and fall of the New Hampshire hill farm. This benefit performance by area musicians is the first in a series over the next four months to raise funds and awareness […]
March 29 at Manchester Community College
“Strengthening Our Community – One Family at a Time,” a Women and Families Symposium addressing today’s concerns of youth, health, environment, and disaster, will be held on Saturday, March 29, at Manchester Community College. The Lions Clubs of Multiple District 44 and Manchester Community College are sponsoring the event. The symposium is free and open […]
Available from guidance counselors
The Andover Lions Club will be awarding scholarships to deserving college-bound high school students again this year. The Lions require 100% complete applications and will look at merit as well as financial need. Applications can be obtained from high school guidance counselors or by contacting Lion Dick O’Connell at 934-0245 or Lion Joyce Egge at […]