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Maple Fans Will Love This 1927 New Hampshire Candy Shop
Copper kettles still do all the work at this old-school candy shop in Concord. Granite State Candy Shoppe uses many of its founder’s original copper kettles, along with his original recipes, to slow-cook fudge with fresh cream, butter, and pure cane sugar, roast nuts in small batches, and dip chocolates one piece at a time. […]
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Woodstock Farmers' Market turns spare change into produce for local food shelves
As more Vermonters turn to their local food shelves this year to bridge the gap between wages and living expenses, food shelves are relying more heavily on community donations to keep their shelves stocked. This spirit of community giving is at the heart of Harvest for Hunger, an annual fundraising...
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Platz Beer Garden prepares to celebrate grand opening in historic Keene church
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) A historic downtown Keene church has found a new purpose as a community gathering place, bringing a taste of European beer hall culture to Court Street. Platz Beer Garden, located at 34 Court St. in the former Grace United Methodist Church, will celebrate its official grand opening...
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Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra fall concert features three visions of American classical music
On Oct. 30, the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra, a student ensemble and the resident orchestra of the Hopkins Center for the Arts, performed their termly fall concert at Spaulding Auditorium. The show included a cello solo by DSO member William An ’27. In the form of an overture, concerto and symphony by George Gershwin, Samuel Barber and Antonín Dvořák, respectively, each composition embodied its own vision of American classical music in dialogue with different past and contemporary musical traditions.