QUECHEE—In the Upper Valley, every season brings a new adventure.
As fall approaches and the weather gets cooler, swimming, lake tubing and water skiing end their reign as favorite activities in the area. The snow hasn’t began to fall on Whaleback, The Dartmouth Skiway, or Mount Sunapee yet and people are itching to be active. This is a great time for Upper Valley outdoor enthusiast to try a new form of adventure: indoor rock climbing.
0 Comments
Dyslexia doesn't stop his learning
LYME — Animal behavior and dyslexia are the subject matters in the latest book that is currently being written by Lyme resident Ben Kilham.
0 Comments
Maxwell the wonder dog
0 Comments
Father Campbell of La Salette celebrates 50 years as a priest
1 Comments
'Jungle Steve' brings creatures to Norwich library
0 Comments
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — It might not have played out exactly the way Hartford football coach Mike Stone expected but the Hurricanes passed their first test Friday.
The defending Division I Vermont state champions defeated BFA-St. Albans 34-20 in their season opener.
Hartford girls start season on the right foot
QUECHEE — The Hartford girls soccer team got its season off on the right foot last Wednesday, four times.
Off the trails
QUECHEE — At 70 years old, Jack Reese is a pro at biking.
Softballers battle for the title
HANOVER — Ketner’s Second Café needed a win last Wednesday to keep it’s hopes of winning the Hanover co-ed softball tournament alive. It did just that.
Hurricanes ramp up
HARTFORD — Passing by an empty Hartford football field, the only evidence that the Hurricanes are preparing for their second practice of the day is the blaring music of Kid Rock.
Michael Lancaster is one of the many winemakers in California who grew tired of the office routine and yearned for a job that didn't require a tie and coat. Making wine seems the obvious alternative, but not everyone has the ability to embark on a new career without losing a nickel in the process.
A Singer Finds Her Belated Popularity Bittersweet
Greenwich Connecticut Encounters India In Terrence McNally's comedy A Perfect Ganesh At Actors Theatre Playhouse
Shining Tribute Fit For A (Sun) King
Recently at the Heritage Tavern & Restaurant in Charlestown, NH, family, friends and musicians a llike, gathered to pay tribute and celebrate the rockin’ life of Doug Bashaw, a local musician and sound engineer who recently lost his life in a motorcycle accident.
LEBANON — Family and friends are invited to attend a committal service for Donna Bellavance-Hill at 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 28, at Valley Cemetery in Lebanon
Ms. Bellavance-Hill, a Bellows Falls, Vt., resident, died April 9, 2008, at Hanover Terrace Health Care.
Arrangements are by Ricker Funeral Homes and Crematory of Lebanon and Enfield.
read more >>>
Raymond A. Perry, 57
ETNA — Raymond A. Perry of Etna died Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. He was 57.
Earl C. Ward, 92
Donna Hutchins, 59
WEST LEBANON — Donna Hutchins of West Lebanon died Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. She was 59.
Irene W. Burns, 71
HARTFORD — Irene W. Burns, longtime resident of Ballston Lake, N.Y., and current resident of Hartford, and Venice, Florida, died Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008, after a year-long battle with cancer.
Recently at the Heritage Tavern & Restaurant in Charlestown, NH, family, friends and musicians a llike, gathered to pay tribute and celebrate the rockin’ life of Doug Bashaw, a local musician and sound engineer who recently lost his life in a motorcycle accident.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — It might not have played out exactly the way Hartford football coach Mike Stone expected but the Hurricanes passed their first test Friday.
LYME — Animal behavior and dyslexia are the subject matters in the latest book that is currently being written by Lyme resident Ben Kilham.
Town of Hartford Girl Scouts Be a Volunteer! Life is a great adventure but one that children shouldn''t have to tackle alone... Children need caring adults who can help them navigate pitfalls and challenges. Someone to cheer, to care, to laugh with. Someone to help slow down a too-fast world that doesn''t leave kids with time for childhood. Girl Scouts know this. The Town of Hartford Girl Scouts needs volunteers to help keep Girl Scouting vital and open to all who seek the movement''s opportunities. For some adults, this may mean direct involvement with girls throughout the year. For others it may mean lending expertise for a short-term project. Then there are those adults who enjoy working with other adult volunteers. No matter who you choose to work with or how much time you have to give, you can make a difference in the lives of girls. To volunteer, please contact: Shelby Hawks 295-6184 vthawkey@sover.net Esther Lopez Mesler 295-6795 garpvt@aol.com Colleen Newton Pause 295-3076 cfignewton@gonowmail.com
This is really for Stepanie Gibson because I am not a writer. You wrote about the dog run in Norwich. Well I live in Norwich and I have a lab 6 years old that has lymphoma. Her sister from the same liter that also lives in Norwich
