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The WASR Community Calendar
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Jun 22GENEALOGY HELP Tuftonboro Free Library
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Jun 22GAME NIGHT Tuftonboro Free Library
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Jun 22After School Movie Portsmouth Public Library
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Jun 22Wine and Words Winnipesaukee Winery
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Jun 23Writer's Group Tuftonboro Free Library
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Jun 24BREAKFAST BUFFET Ossipee Valley Masonic Lodge #74
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Jun 24HYMN SINGING Sanbornville United Methodist Church
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Jun 25Greater Wakefield Resource Center BINGO & LUNCH Greater Wakefield Resource Center
News
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Is New Hampshire facing another education funding crisis?
… a fundamental right under New Hampshire’s constitution. The … providing an adequate education, New Hampshire is one community. … schools receiving equal funding? New Hampshire’s constitution reminds us … and local taxes in New Hampshire. Republicans in the …
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LIvestock Field Day to be Held in Newbury
… running a livestock operation in New Hampshire, or you just want to … Schroeder Farm, located in Newbury NH for a livestock field day … the local livestock industry of New Hampshire. For more information on the …
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Washington Saxophone Quartet and Anastasia Robinson, Soprano, to Perform in New London
… PO Box 603, New London, NH 03257; on the Web at …
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Bringing Study Abroad to Commuters: A Case Study at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester
… students at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester to study abroad … professor at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester, will present “A …
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4th of July Committee Grateful for Support of Business and Community
Many thanks to all the advertisers and well wishers listed in our Fourth of July Program. We appreciate your support. Keep the book handy for reference for the many local services. This year we have added pictures of previous Fourth of July events. Be …
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European Historian Dr. Karen Offen Ph.D. to be Featured on CUTV News Radio
WOODSIDE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, June 21, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In these remarkable times, the news happens so fast you can't even remember a week ago. In truth, history moves very slowly and always has. Historians relish analyzing …
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Learn About Integrated Pest Management in the Garden
Join Master Gardener Ann Lacroix and learn how to identify common pests in the garden and control them. This hands-on talk is open to all gardeners and the public. It will be held on Monday, July16 from 6:30-8 PM at the Boscawen Community Gardens at the …
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Through the Reading Glasses July 2018
Welcome to the most exciting month of the year for the Andover Libraries! You've already been to the kick-off of the Summer Reading Program with the event at the Stone Chapel-Amy Makecknie presenting her debut children's book, “The Unforgettable …
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In Depth NH News
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Order Details Denial Of Bid To Recuse 2 SEC Members Who Said No To Northern Pass
CONCORD - The Site Evaluation Committee on Thursday issued a written order denying a motion seeking recusal of two members of the panel that denied Northern Pass’ application - Public Utilities Commissioner Kathryn Bailey and Public Member Patricia Weathersby.
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North Country Fishing: Blowing Out Boots and Catching Plenty
My son Reed and I have been to Pittsburg, N.H., a few times before, primarily to camp and watch moose. This was the first trip with fly rods which made it extra exciting.
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Canidate Messmer weighs in on released report on drinking water
As reported by Politico earlier this month and after almost 6 months of suppression, the ATSDR was able to release results of important health studies in a report today that concludes EPA's drinking water advisory for perfluorinated chemicals in drinking water is inadequate to protect people from cancer and other chronic health diseases.
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Suppressed Study: The EPA Underestimated Dangers of Widespread Chemicals
A major environmental health study that had been suppressed by the Trump administration because of the “public relations nightmare” it might cause the Pentagon and other polluters has been quietly released online.