Wreath Making with a Botanical and Ecological Twist

December 1 in Boscawen

Press release

The forests and landscapes of New Hampshire abound with plant materials that can be used to create unique and elegant holiday wreathes. Amy Papineau will discuss some of the many plant materials that can be collected for wreath making, with an emphasis on collecting sustainability (cutting bows properly, avoiding invasive species, etc.). Master Gardener Intern, […]

Save 20% to 50% Buying Mount Sunapee Tickets Online

Or get two-for-one on non-holiday Wednesdays

Press release

Mount Sunapee’s new “4 Gets You 50” on-line pricing allows midweek, non-holiday skiers and snowboarders to purchase tickets for Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 50% off. All they have to do is purchase their ticket on Mount Sunapee’s on-line store four days in advance. It’s that simple. There are no daily quotas or limited […]

Holly, Winter Berry, and Bittersweet for Holiday Decorating

Local favorites are easy to find and beautiful

By Lee Carvalho, for the Beacon
Holly, Winter Berry, and Bittersweet for Holiday Decorating

  November and December can be a delightful time to walk in the woods, along streams, around the lakes, and through the fields of Andover. Clad in bright orange because of hunting season, I have been enjoying the chance to visit some favorite haunts now that the leaves are down, and the views go on […]

Three Season Tickets to Mount Sunapee for $159

On sale from October 20 through 31 only

Press release

Mount Sunapee is having a flash sale of its new “3 For All” ticket package from October 20 through October 31, 2014. Skiers and riders can purchase three unrestricted lift tickets for only $159. Guests will receive three ticket vouchers valid until closing day of the 2014-2015 winter season. These tickets can be shared and […]

Friends of the Northern Rail Trail Minutes: October 15, 2014

Condensed from draft minutes

Treasurer’s Report. The lower balance reflects our recent, successful trail building. The report was accepted. Correspondence. Charles discussed a letter he sent to the Upper Merrimack River Local Advisory Council offering our support. Old Business Maintenance: Peter received new use signs from Shawn Violette to replace old ones. Peter was happy to talk with Leon […]

Co-op Extension Program Explores the Innards of a Barn

What's a scuttle hole?

Press release

Monday, November 3 Presentation INNARDS OF A BARN Presented by John Porter, UNH Cooperative Extension Professor/Specialist, Emeritus This presentation will give a pictorial tour through several old barns in New England.  Professor Porter will explain the function of special items such as a scuttle hole, windlass, cupola, hay mow, barn bridge, and other objects which […]

Pine Hill Ski Club 2014-2015 Calendar

Doggie Romp on December 27

2014/15 Calendar: Saturday, Dec 27 is the  Christmas Doggie Romp.  Enjoy cross country skiing on the  Sundown Trail with your dog buddy. Trail use is free for the Doggie Romp. Saturday, January 17 is introduction to cross country skiing . Meet at the trail head at 1 PM and cross country ski until 3 PM […]

Finish Line Celebration Recognizes Trail Builders

Crowell family receives Golden Spike Award

By Lindy Heim, FNRT
Finish Line Celebration Recognizes Trail Builders

About 50 to 60 family members, rail trail fans, dignitaries, and at least five well-behaved dogs attended the FNRT’s Finish Line Celebration at Jamie Welch Park in Boscawen on Saturday, October 4. Thank you, FNRT President Bob Ward, for organizing this wonderful event marking the completion of the last couple of miles of rail trail on […]

AF&G’s Turkey Raffle on November 7

Browning 12-gauge shotgun, 50/50, and more

By Amanda Gross, AF&G volunteer

The Andover Fish and Game (AF&G) Club’s annual Turkey Raffle will be held on Friday, November 7, at 7 PM at the Clubhouse in East Andover. All participants will be treated to refreshments and a free door prize. Come try your luck at winning the popular 50/50 raffle, turkeys and hams (just in time for […]

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