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Veterans Day events around the Lakes Region
The Lakes Region is ready to mark Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, with observances throughout the area. The city's Veterans Day Commemoration will take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday, at Veterans Square on North Main Street. The ceremony includes a presentation of colors, speakers, and a rifle volley by members of the Wilkins-Smith American Legion Post 1.
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Art of Turning rebrands as Winnipesaukee Woodworks, relocates in Meredith
MEREDITH — A new chapter in handcrafted woodworking has arrived in downtown Meredith. Formerly known as Art of Turning, the business has officially rebranded as Winnipesaukee Woodworks and relocated to its new home at 51 Main St., expanding its vision as a destination for handcrafted wood decor, artisan kitchenware, meaningful gifts, and fine woodworking from local makers.
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Rick Atkinson speaks at UNH's Rutman Distinguished Lecture Series
On Tuesday, Oct. 20, the University of New Hampshire welcomed Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and historian, Rick Atkinson to speak for this year's Rutman Lecture Series in the Memorial Union Building (MUB). The Rutman Lecture Series began in 2013 and has since invited academics to speak on American Presidencies, Atkinson chose...
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Franklin Opera House seeks donations for their 14th Annual Festival of Trees
FRANKLIN — The Franklin Opera House is inviting individuals, families, businesses and community organizations to participate in its 14th Annual Festival of Trees, to be held Dec. 4-6 at the Franklin Public Library. This beloved annual holiday event serves as a fundraiser benefiting the general operations of the Franklin...
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Maritime Artist Neal Hughes: A Storied Schooner
Maritime artist Neal Hughes was attending a windjammer event in Camden, Maine, when he photographed the two-masted schooner Stephen Taber on the water. “I felt it made a perfect subject as it sailed near Curtis Island Light at the harbor entrance,” he recalls. The scene inspired this 18-by-24-inch oil painting.