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By JESSECA TIMMONS

Francestown’s George Holmes Bixby Library has launched a new way to get town residents out exploring cultural destinations around New England.

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Antrim residents are angry about UPS no longer delivering packages to the town on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Peterborough residents who would like to learn more about the proposed zoning changes on the this year’s ballot are invited to attend an open house on Monday, April 28, at 6 p.m. in the Select Board Meeting Room in the Town House.

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The Rindge Historical Society will host singer-songwriter Walter Crockett at Saturday’s “Music at the Museum” event at the Rindge Meeting House.

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On Saturday, Jaffrey’s Park Theatre will present a sneak peak of the first fiction film about, written by and starring people with minimally speaking autism.

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A new proposal for the Antrim Mills complex could bring an assisted-living facility to Main Street in Antrim.

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The Francestown Zoning Board approved a variance which will enable the new owner of the multifamily units on Torrey Pines Road adjacent to the Crotched Mountain Golf Course to move forward with a plan to convert the buildings from short-term rentals to long-term rentals. 

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Peterborough Elementary School hosted its first Celebration of Learning Thursday night, including an ice cream social in the cafeteria.

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Thirty years ago, a few Peterborough moms decided they wanted to bring more arts education to their children. 

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The Antrim Select Board is considering a proposal for a land swap that would facilitate the Town of Antrim donation of the town’s historic “Brown Church” to the Antrim Historical Society. 

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New laws being considered by the New Hampshire Legislature are spurring the ConVal School District to try to determine how potential changes could affect the district in the next few years. 

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Carrie and Jeff Reder’s Hancock home has quite a history. At the end of their driveway, an old wooden sign reads simply “The Lodge.”   

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Greenfield State Park could reopen by Memorial Day weekend, according to New Hampshire State Parks spokesman Greg Keeler.

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The Francestown Select Board unanimously approved a petition for a special Town Meeting requesting a second feasibility study for withdrawal from the ConVal School District, as well as a second warrant article requesting the formation of a planning committee at ConVal to study the benefits of Francestown leaving or remaining in SAU 1. 

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One article was amended and all others passed without change at Tuesday’s deliberative session.

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Antrim’s regulations and procedures for short-term rentals will be revised once the Planning Board completes the process of reviewing ordinances and applications from comparable New Hampshire towns and finalizing a policy that is suitable for Antrim.

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The winter exhibit at the Mariposa Museum, “Treasures of Guatemala,” brings the colors of the tropics to Peterborough.

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Hancock resident Henry Ditlow, a senior at High Mowing School in Wilton, launched Hancock’s first seed library Saturday at Hancock Town Library.

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Sudden cuts at the federal Department of Health and Human Services will negatively impact some of the most-vulnerable people in local communities, according to Melissa Gallagher of the Grapevine Family Resource Center.

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Students at Cornucopia Project’s after-school cooking club at South Meadow School ended the season with a special treat, making wood-fired pizza in Blackfire Farm’s mobile pizza oven in front of the school April 1.