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White nose syndrome obliterates NH bat colony
A disease that is killing bats in the eastern United States has all but obliterated a colony of bats in Peterborough, N.H. The New Hampshire Fish and Game department says the colony of little brown bats has existed for at least 40 years and has averaged about 2,000 bats over the last 15 years.
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Two Recruiting Conference Powerhouses Join Forces
PETERBOROUGH, NH, July 08, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- This fall, Onrec and Kennedy Information will join forces to host a single, two-day event dedicated to covering the full-spectrum of recruiting - from cutting-edge technologies to the latest strategic advice.
Remowned Artist Kiki Smith to Receive 50th Edward MacDowell Medal in August
The MacDowell Colony , the nation's leading artist residency program, will present its 50th Edward MacDowell Medal this year to visual artist Kiki Smith.
Peterborough Players Celebrates July 4th with Deep Discounts
Peterborough Players Celebrates July 4th with Deep Discounts Special Prices Offered for The Breath of Life and Children's Show Peterborough, NH - The Peterborough Players is offering deep discounts for its July 4th performances in celebration of the Fourth of July.
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An exhibition that raises the awareness of global water issues and reflects a spiritual exploration of water.
Nonprofit keeps NH outdoor center going
A New Hampshire outdoor education center slated for closure at the end of the summer has been saved by a nonprofit group.
Calls For Shot Fired Prompts Brief Standoff
Police arrested a Peterborough man Saturday night after a brief standoff. Peterborough police said they received reports of a shot fired in the area of area of Altemont Street.
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Peter Weddle, CEO of WEDDLE's LLC , to Speak at Onrec Expo 2009
Peter Weddle, CEO of WEDDLE's LLC , to Speak at Onrec Online Recruiting EXPO 2009 November.
To area residents, Pisgah State Park is a scenic gem -- more than 13,500 acres of forested New Hampshire wilderness only minutes from downtown Brattleboro.
Fans Of NH Parks Voice Objection To Possible Sales
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Printing company looks to capitalize on local workers' skills
GraphicDimensions, a Georgia-based company, will be opening a printing plant on Vose Farm Road in the building that formerly housed New England Business Services.
Layoffs: N.H. lawmakers OK cuts for budget
Legislators finishing a new New Hampshire budget voted Thursday for more layoffs or unpaid furloughs for state employees in non-critical jobs.
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Lui Collins, Joined by Folkway Friends, Performs in Nelson (NH) Town Hall
Folksinger Lui Collins will be giving a concert in the Nelson Town Hall on Thursday, July 2nd.
"Pennies for Elephants" by Lita Judge; Hyperion; cloth; 32 pages; $16.99. "Dress Her in Silk" by Martha Andrews Donovan; Finishing Line Press; paper; 25 pages; $14. For this penultimate column before a summer hiatus, I chose two special books from a shelf full.
Adult Learning Center takes the road to literacy
The Adult Learning Center held its third annual Ride to Read cycle event and walk fundraiser Sunday, May 31.
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Potter Janet Duchesneau is Sharon Arts featured artist
A technique of porcelain clay with crystalline glazes PETERBOROUGH, NH - - - Sharon Arts Downtown Galleries in Depot Square is pleased to present Temple, New Hampshire potter Janet Duchesneau, as "Featured Artist of the Month" during June.
Jeff Newcomer is the featured artist for the month of June at Sharon Arts Downtown Galleries
Work that captures the natural beauty of the area, and supports conservation of the Monadnock region and southern Vermont PETERBOROUGH, NH - - - Sharon Arts Downtown Galleries in Depot Square is pleased to present Chesterfield, New Hampshire photographer, Jeff Newcomer, as "Featured Artist of the Month" in June.
Author's twin inspires a book of poems
NAME: Martha Deborah Hall. HOMETOWN OR LOCAL CONNECTION: Amherst. TITLE OF BOOK: "Two Grains in Time." SYNOPSIS: Journey from innocence through loss toward wisdom.
All the king's men are searching for Humpty Dumpty.
Has anyone checked by the wall? Friday, June 05, 2009 10:56 AM PETERBOROUGH, N.H. - June 5, 2009 - -- Missing: One Humpty Dumpty costume, last seen with Cheshire Cat.
Concerts, CDs and festivals for your listening pleasure
Like hot dogs and lemonade, music just seems to go with summer. Whether it's the songs you listen to as you cruise down city streets with the windows open or the concerts you enjoy while sitting on a picnic blanket in the sun, summer definitely has a soundtrack.
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