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HCS 2019 Spelling Bee winner Lauren Meade (left) stands with runner-up Ella Smith.

Community Briefs

HCS Spelling Bee winner

January 15, 2019

Announcement

News

New London First Friday Gallery Stroll

January 14, 2019

People

News

People for Jan. 16, 2019

January 14, 2019

At the Jan. 5 inauguration of Chris Pappas as New Hampshire’s U.S. state representative, he was joined by Gold Award Girl Scout Cassandra Levesque (right) who won a set in the New Hampshire House of Representives at age 19. They are joined by Levesque’s Girl Scout troop, which has both Brownie and Daisy Girl Scouts. They recited the Pledge of Allegiance at his ceremony.

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Chris Pappas with Gold Award Girl Scout Cassie Levesque at inauguration

January 14, 2019

Sixth-grade students from Henniker Community School participate in a performance of Brazilian song and dance with the help of artists Jose Lezcano and Brandon Marger on Jan. 11, after a week-long Artist-in-Residence program.

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PHOTOS: Henniker students learn Brazilian songs, dance

January 14, 2019

People

News

People for Jan. 15, 2019

January 14, 2019

John Broderick speaks with JSRHS student Stephanee Haynes.

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John Broderick speaks at John Stark Regional High School

January 14, 2019

Announcement

News

Birding team to compete on coast

January 14, 2019

Andrea Patrick-Baudet, CRVNA’s vice president of hospice, speaks at a Remembrance Ceremony held at Merrimack County Savings Bank on Dec. 7.

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CRVNA’s annual Lights of Life celebration

January 14, 2019

A photograph taken by Kimball Studios in 1901 at the Concord State Fair along Clinton Street.

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Balloon takes flight in Concord

January 11, 2019