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Education
1 day ago
Monadnock United Way Launches Youth Day of Caring Across Region

Students in afterschool programs across the Monadnock Region will lead community service projects throughout April as part of a new Youth Day of Caring initiative.

Community Updates
1 day ago
Ted’s Shoe and Sport to Mark 26 Years in Keene with HOKA Day Sale and Community Giveback

A longtime Main Street retailer celebrates 26 years in business with a major sale and a buy-one, give-one donation to a local shelter.

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Community Updates
2 days ago
Keene Montessori School Launches Tire Raffle to Support Early Childhood Programs

A Keene school is raising funds with a spring raffle offering a chance to win a $1,000 set of tires, with proceeds supporting programs for young children.

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Crime & Safety
2 days ago
Felon With Ties to Keene Motorsports Shop Pleads Guilty in Federal Firearms Case

An employee of American Trikes & Motorsports admitted to illegally possessing a firearm and warning suspects during a federal gun trafficking investigation.

Climate
Government
2 days ago
Leversee Discusses Keene’s Energy Goals, Climate Work on WKBK Radio

Keene Energy and Climate Committee Chair Gordon Leversee discusses the city’s renewable energy goals, local progress, and ways residents can get involved in sustainability efforts.

Woman shopping
Local Experts
3 days ago
The Case for Investing in Google Search Ads | Monadnock Local Expert

Most buying decisions now begin with a Google search, making visibility in search results critical for local businesses to win customers.

Town of Swanzey sign
Community Updates
3 days ago
Swanzey Recount Keeps Same Result

Article 3, which would have built a new $1.2 million Public Works Facility still did not have enough votes to pass after the recount.

Education
3 days ago
Stoddard Voters Approve $3.86M School Budget After Lengthy Debate

Stoddard voters approved a $3.86 million school budget after a crowded annual meeting, also backing limited open enrollment while rejecting a plan to shift a trust fund for special education costs.

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