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Merrimack Valley High School honor roll

The cast of the “The Lending Doll,” an original musical by William Ogmundson co-sponsored by the Hopkinton recreation department and library during April break.

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Stars in training

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A perfect prom

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Rides to prom are greatly appreciated

White Birch Community Center in Henniker was recognized in multiple categories at a celebration of early childhood and afterschool professionals April 12 in Pembroke, which was attended by Gov. Maggie Hassan, Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Jeffery Meyers and Department of Education Commissioner Virginia Barry. White Birch Executive Director Marc McMurphy was selected as an Early Learning N.H. Champion and six educators were recognized for credential milestones. The facility was also noted for being a Licensed-Plus Center. Pictured are award winners Jessica Houghton, Alex Story, McMurphy, Erica Miller, Leanna Lorden and Khara Aird. Award winners (left to right) included Houghton, Story, McMurphy, Miller, Lorden and Aird.

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White Birch Community Center honored for work with children

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Clinic was a success

The Masons of Horace Chase Lodge held a pancake breakfast April 16 and raised and donated $1,087 for the Boscawen Elementary School D.A.R.E. program, which teaches children to live a drug-free lifestyle.

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Masons aid DARE program

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Send submissions to Manchester film festival

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People for May 2, 2016

Winnisquam Regional Middle School inducted 55 members into it inaugural cohort of its National Junior Honor Society. Sixth- and seventh-grade students were selected based on grades of at least 80 percent or better in all classes, recommendations from teachers and the behavioral requirements of service, leadership and character.

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Winnisquam inducts honor society