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BY RYAN O’CONNOR
Despite a disappointing season
for the Concord American
Legion baseball team, Post 21
manager Averill Cate wanted to
conclude the summer on a positive
note.
In fact, he said he wants to
end every Legion season like he’s
done this year.
On Thursday, Aug. 14, Concord
Post 21 and the Forty-and-
Eight Club ...
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To purchase
your first hunting
license in New Hampshire,
you must first complete a
hunter education course.
Individuals 16 and older
need a hunting license to
hunt in New Hampshire.
The New Hampshire Fish
and Game Department offers
hunter and bowhunter
education classes around
the state, as well as trapper
education.
To find a class, ...
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BY RYAN O’CONNOR
Garde Burgess had an early
idea how Concord Post 21’s
American Legion baseball season
was going to play out.
During one of the team’s
first practices, he pulled his
nine pitchers aside and asked
each one how many high
school innings they’d pitched.
Aside from ace Mitch Philibert,
the answer was ...
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BY MATT SCHOOLEY
Residents running, paddling
and pedaling in September’s
Contoocook Carry will use as
much energy as they can to get
to the finish line.
This year, their physical energy
will turn to heating energy, as
75 percent of the proceeds from
this year’s race will be given to
Hopkinton Human Services to
help those in ...
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BY MATT SCHOOLEY
Georgette Daugherty may
be retired, but she’s as
busy as ever.
Whether painting, running a
food pantry in Concord or helping
out at Baker Free Library, the
Bow resident has found plenty of
activities to fill her schedule.
“You’re busier than you were
when you were working,” said
Daugherty. ...
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This is a photo taken 6-5-08 at White's Park bridge in Concord, NH.
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On this past fourth of July my neighbor's son was playing with sparklers in the driveway in Concord, NH when I caught this shot.
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Church on Pleasant St in Concord, NH
Taken 12/20/07
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CONCORD, NH—The New Hampshire Historical Society will host the Ensemble Lezcano, a trio of flute, oboe/English horn, and guitar in a free outdoor concert, on August 21, at 7 p.m., in downtown Concord's Eagle Square, just outside the Historical Society's museum.
The concert is made possible by the Duncan S. McGowan Memorial Fund for ...
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BY MATT SCHOOLEY
Gene Slusser wanted to make
sure he said, “Thank you,” to
those who have helped care for
his wife, and he said it in a big
way.
Slusser, whose donation
made building Hopkinton’s
Slusser Senior Center possible,
recently donated $1 million to
the Concord Regional Visiting
Nurse ...
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