Keene police have identified the pedestrian killed in Tuesday’s collision at the Chipotle parking lot on Winchester Street as 78-year-old Pamela Savard of Keene. Investigators say she was struck by a recycling truck that was backing into the lot.
Cheshire Medical Center and community partners are offering free hands-only CPR training sessions across the Monadnock Region during National EMS Week, giving residents an opportunity to learn skills that could help save a life during a cardiac emergency.
A pedestrian was killed Tuesday morning after being struck by a garbage truck in a parking lot off Ivy Drive near the Winchester Street roundabouts, according to Keene police. The incident remains under investigation.
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My Keene Now is seeking local businesses that have operated for 10 years or more to be featured in a special sponsored series celebrating the region’s longest-running establishments ahead of the Monadnock 250 celebration.
Multiple road and utility projects are scheduled across Keene this week, with drivers expected to encounter temporary lane closures, detours, and delays in several parts of the city.
A free online Monadnock 250 Guide is now available through My Keene Now, offering updates, event details, historic photos, and feature stories ahead of Keene’s July 4, 2026 celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
Temperatures in Keene are expected to soar into the low 90s Tuesday before a sharp cooldown later this week, according to the National Weather Service.
Maple Hill Nursery & Greenhouses are giving one lucky winner a $500 gift certificate through the “Build a Beautiful Backyard” contest, with entries accepted daily through May 29.
Keene officials are moving ahead with a $26 million downtown infrastructure project after receiving a lower-than-expected bid from Casella Construction, while also advancing grants, utility policy changes and discussions about expanding Fire Department staffing.
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