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Cosy Sheridan and her band will perform on Friday, April 25, at 7 p.m. at the Dublin Community Center, 1123 Main St., Dublin.

The Gift of Thrift rummage sale will take place at Dublin Community Church, 1125 Main St., Dublin, on Friday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, April 26, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

By DAVID ALLEN

One month after being elected, John Wood, Dublin’s representative to the ConVal School Board, resigned, citing work obligations.

By DAVID ALLEN

Art includes various categories, such as impressionism and the Hudson River School, but Joseph Caracappa has his own moniker to characterize his work.

The Dublin Community Center (DubHub), 1123 Main St., Dublin, will host an art show reception on Friday, April 11, from 5 to 7 p.m., featuring the work of Joe Caracappa, a self-taught artist from Peterborough.

The Monadnock Storytelling & Spoken Word Circle will be held Wednesday, April 16, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Dublin Community Center, 1123 Main St., Dublin.

More than 350 people, including several local officers and their families, attended the Blue Line Appreciation Dinner & Social on Sunday at Tempesta’s Restaurant in Keene. Speakers included Gov. Kelly Ayotte, former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, state Attorney General John Formella, Cheshire County Sheriff Eli Rivera, state Sen. Donovan Fenton and Rindge Police Chief Rachel Malynowski.

By DAVID ALLEN

A new private foundation looking to support classical education has identified a local charter school as a model for other schools that it might support.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Will Butler, grandson of Leslie and Robyn Kenney of Peterborough, has been selected for the Australian national U20 men’s lacrosse team.

After narrowly missing last year, and a severe injury to a team member’s son, Kim Bergeron of Dublin and Jean-Pierre “JP” Bernier of Hancock completed the Pro Class of the Iron Dog race in Alaska.

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin’s select board reflected upon educational issues Monday, a week after voting resulted in its remaining in the ConVal School District and with the budget cap on per-pupil spending defeated at the polls. 

By DAVID ALLEN

Having one’s artwork requested by a U.S. ambassador to hang in her official residence is something that most artists wouldn’t dream of, but that’s what happened to New Hampshire’s Pamela Tarbell.

By KATHY NICHOLS

The decision of the ConVal School Committee to recommend closing the local elementary school, and then the process to consider leaving the ConVal district after the recommendation failed, has made for some contentious discussions and meetings over the last 18 months.

Brooke Landry of Dublin and Allison VanHoogen of Temple were named to the dean's list for the fall 2024 semester at Cedarville University. To qualify, students must achieve a grade point average of 3.5 or higher while completing a minimum of 12 credit hours.  

The recent article (“Dublin solar project put on hold due to funding concerns”) highlighting the hold on the installment of solar panels on Dublin Fire Department's roof is disappointing to say the least. Hardworking community members worked countless weeks to put together a proposal that gained community support, submitted a grant that was approved and funded and eagerly awaited the project only to have it put on hold.

The Dublin Community Center, 1123 Main St., will host its monthly coffee house and open mic on Saturday, March 16, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. A featured performance runs for 45 to 60 minutes, with open mic slots available before and after.

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin’s and Francestown’s efforts to withdraw from the ConVal School District failed Tuesday.

Dublin Community Center, 1123 Main St., Dublin, will host the Monadnock Storytelling & Spoken Word Circle on Wednesday, March 19, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This open mic event invites participants to share stories, poetry, rap, comedy or any form of spoken word in a round-the-circle format.

By JESSE MARCUM

Public education is facing strong headwinds. Locally, in the ConVal school district, these headwinds come in the form of the steadily increasing costs of doing business combined with shifting demographics and declining enrollment.

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin’s Fire & EMS does not expect to receive federal funds this year for the department to get recertified for hazardous materials mitigation.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

The Dublin School and ConVal Theatre Arts will both be presenting the Broadway hit “Hadestown” this spring, thanks to the unusual early release of the “teen version” of the play. The Dublin School show is March 8 and 9, and the ConVal production will be April 17 to 19.