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Miniature Masterpieces Saturday, November 21, 2009 The Annual Holiday Minis Show is on Display November 20th Through December 31st Peterborough, NH - Sharon Arts, a non-profit arts organization, is pleased to announce the return of our Annual Holiday Miniatures Show, with hundreds of miniature and small works of art to choose from.
" New Hampshire's state parks can't survive on fees alone and need state funding to thrive, according to a new draft plan, which says nothing about the possibility of selling off parks.
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Vitreous Voices: A panel discussion featuring New England Glass ARtists
Vitreous Voices: A panel discussion featuring New England Glass ARtists Thursday, November 19, 2009 Learn about the glass processes they use when creating their art.
Banks leery of Obama's small biz plan
Small business lending has been in freefall since the recession began. Concerned about the obstacles that places in the way of economic recovery, President Obama recently proposed a new federal effort to give community banks access to ultra-cheap government loans, which they can then use to expand their local business lending.
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Sightseeing in New Hampshire's Monadnock Region
The Monadnock region of Southwestern New Hampshire provides a wide variety of sightseeing opportunities.
The Met: Live in HD at the Peterborough Players Turandot a " Saturday, November 14th
Peterborough, NH - The Peterborough Players will host the third opera in the Metropolitan Opera's The Met: Live in HD series; Turandot, by Giacomo Puccini, on Saturday, November 14th.
Director David Vernier has set an ambitious program for the Peterborough Chamber Choir for this falla s concert: music spanning more than 500 years and ranging in emotion from the frivolous to the serious.
Merrimack man arraigned on three sex assault counts
A 19-year-old Merrimack man accused of having sex with a 13-year-old girl was arraigned yesterday in Merrimack and Peterborough, where he is facing similar felony charges.
Native American Flutist Joseph Firecrow visits the Mariposa Museum
Check it out! Joseph Firecrow performance When: Saturday, November 14, 2009; 7:00pm Where: Mariposa Museum & World Culture Center 26 Main Street Peterborough, NH 03458 603-924-4555 More information: Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for Museum members.
Prepare Your Employees and Your Business for Pandemic Flu
Peterborough, NH - The New Hampshire West Chapter of the American Red Cross, in partnership with the Greater Monadnock Public Health Network, the Monadnock United Way, the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce and Monadnock Community Hospital are presenting a two-hour seminar designed to equip your business with the tools to maintain business ...
Possible abduction attempts probed in Milton, Nashua and Manchester
Two abduction tries of teenage girls and a third possible attempted kidnapping of an 8-year-old school boy this morning are under investigation by police in three different communities.
Shaunna Duffy Smith November Featured Artist
This November, Sharon Arts Downtown Galleries will feature Shaunna Duffy Smith as the Artist of the Month.
Aidan Boyle was an evil scientist for Halloween this year. Last year he was a wizard.
Minds are made upa on health care debate
My letter of Aug. 16, "She wasn't impressed with U.K. health care," drew responses from Dennis Ryder of Nashua, Shirl Garhart of Peterborough and Mike Beebe of Lyndeborough.
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Tony Steadman, Founder of The Tosha Group, to Present This Fall at Onrec
Tony Steadman, Founder and Managing Director of The Tosha Group, to Speak at Onrec Online Recruiting EXPO 2009 November, 3-4 in Chicago - www.onrec.com/Expo2009 PETERBOROUGH, NH, October 30, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Tony Steadman, Founder and Managing Director of The Tosha Group, will be speaking at the Onrec.com Online Recruitment Conference & ...
Welfare tab keeps going up for towns
New Hampshire welfare directors, struggling with mounting welfare cases thanks to the recession, are expecting to see community needs -- and budgets -- rise, after some key state programs have been cut or frozen.
With 500 miles behind them and 500 left to go, a handful of peace advocates crossed the Monadnock region last week, marking the halfway point of a 1,000 mile march around New England.
Fuel costs uncertain as cold arrives
Things are beginning to heat up for suppliers of heating oil and other fuels, as they are busy making rounds of deliveries.