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Exeter’s salute to the fallen: Korean War vet Joe Kenick Jr. leads Memorial Day honors
EXETER — Lifelong resident and Korean War veteran Joe Kenick Jr. will be the grand marshal at this year’s Memorial Day parade, leading the town’s commemoration to honor the fallen. Known as the state’s capital during the Revolutionary War, Exeter is regarded by many as a patriotic...
54 goats rescued from deplorable conditions on New Hampshire farm
LEE, New Hampshire (WGME) -- Officials say 54 goats were rescued from a New Hampshire farm after they were found to be living in unsafe and filthy conditions. The New Hampshire SPCA (NHSPCA) assisted the Lee Police Department in removing the goats from a farm in Lee on Tuesday. The...
Mistakes costly for Marblehead laxmen
Mark AboyounMARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead boys lacrosse team (14-4) hosted Newburyport (13-5) on Memorial Day with the visitors walking away with a 12-3 win in enemy territory. This game was originally supposed to be played earlier in the season, but had to be postponed. Although a national holiday, this was the only day Newburyport could make […] The post Mistakes costly for Marblehead laxmen appeared first on Itemlive.
WWII Veteran Surprised With Special New Hampshire Police Escort to His 100th Birthday Party
How awesome is this? The Exeter Police Department gave a ride to a WWII veteran for his 100th birthday party, and the PD said it was an honor. What a Great Surprise for One of the Greatest Generation. Exeter, New Hampshire, resident Arthur Bourgeois got a big surprise this past...
Seabrook School Board appoints new principal, stands firm on controversial decisions
SEABROOK — Seabrook Elementary School Assistant Principal Tim Dow will assume the principalship for the 2024-25 school year in the wake of the departure of Bryan Belanger. The board voted unanimously to appoint Dow to the position during a special emergency meeting on Monday. School Board Chair Maria Brown said he signed a one-year contract that will be revisited in March 2025.
Campus Spotlight: Exeter Trails
Imagine getting a C- on your most recent physics test. You are presented with a few options as you barely find the courage to walk out of the science building. You could go sit alone in your room or take a quick hike on the Academy’s trails. “Trails?” you may ask. “I’ve only heard of them, but are they worth visiting? Where even are they?”
Haverhill’s Whittier Birthplace Celebrates Cultural Arts Day June 1 on the Freeman Trail
Poets, musicians and visual artists will be among those celebrating cultural arts outside the Haverhill birthplace of poet, newspaper editor and abolitionist John Greenleaf Whittier. At each of 13 stops along the half-mile loop of the Freeman Memorial Trail that sweeps around the house and into the woods, artists will...
Groveland Council on Aging Plans Free EngAGEment Celebration and Symposium
The Groveland Council on Aging is getting ready for its upcoming “EngAGEment Celebration and Symposium,” featuring an address by renowned author Dr. Katharine Esty, who will share insights from her book “Eightysomethings.”. Esty’s book offers perspectives on finding unexpected happiness in aging. The free event is open...
On Memorial Day, Dover honors two of its own
On Monday morning, about 100 people gathered at Pine Hill Cemetery in Dover as they do every Memorial Day. Small American flags circled the cemetery’s monument to veterans. This year’s ceremony felt especially close to home for some. It honored two local veterans who died earlier this year.
Historically Speaking: Exeter’s historical trove unveils a WWII coconut
When asked about the collections in the archives of the Exeter Historical Society – whether they are comprised of papers, images or objects – our best answer is “mixed.”. There are things we’d love to have, like diaries of every early town resident, that simply don’t exist....
College signings: 29 more Seacoast student-athletes choose schools
Twenty-nine more high school student-athletes across the Seacoast have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level. Here's a look at the most recent standouts, who have made their college choices known, with Exeter, St. Thomas Aquinas, Winnacunnet, and St. Paul's School represented. If you are...
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