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ABOVE: Ed Florence, Floyd Sargent, and David Hurd entertained seniors at the TRIP Center.

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Dinner and a show

January 13, 2017

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Henniker Community School honor roll

January 13, 2017

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Support after loss is appreciated

January 13, 2017

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Dentistry donation went to Carey House

January 13, 2017

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Holiday blood drive exceeds its goal

January 13, 2017

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Sign up early for farmers market spot in Barnstead

January 13, 2017

Lakes Region Community College recognized the graduates of the accelerated LNA program in a certificate ceremony. Pictured (from left) are Mary Fox, Anayeltzy Barrera Ruiz, Kristen Pimley, Brianna Clark-Patten, Shania Downey, and Victoria Holmes. The next LNA classes begin in January and March. For more information about the LNA program, contact Cathy Weigel at cweigel@ccsnh.edu or 366-5341.

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LNA students receive certificate

January 13, 2017

Weare police Sgt. Austin Maguire, Scoutmaster Mike Provencher, Chris Seaver, Jack Barnes, Kyle Provencher, Wyatt Sohl, Liam Burgess, Logan Grant, Ryan Flaherty, Spencer Keane, Nathaniel Peters, Liam Scoledge, Alex Brown, Miles Lanier, Ben Hallee, Alex Nevins, Spencer Grant, and Officer Michael Muise.

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Scouts learn drug dangers

January 13, 2017

On Dec. 14 and 15, the Winnisquam Regional School District joined forces with UNO’s, one of its local community partners, to raise money for use by the various district PTO’s and the high school’s State Scholars group. According to assistant manager Steve MacDow, “This is not only the most successful Dough Raiser ever for this store, it is one of the most successful Dough Raisers company wide.” In just two days, supporters of the school community purchased $5,513.79 in food and drink, netting $1,102.76 to be split evenly among the four school groups for use in promoting student activities. The final seconds of competition are pictured (from left) Eric Keck, Ben Morse, Bob Mingolla, Mike Bryant, Bella, John Cormier, and Steve Chella.

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WRSD dough raiser success

January 13, 2017

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Concord collects Christmas trees

January 13, 2017