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‘When Calls the Heart’ Aftershow: What’s Next for the Choir & Season 11 Finale ‘Surprises’ (VIDEO)
[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for When Calls the Heart Season 11 Episode 8 “Brother’s Keeper.”]. The choir unites to help other communities who were swindled out of their money by music publisher J.B. Sweeney in the May 26 episode of When Calls the Heart. Florence (Loretta Walsh), Molly (Johannah Newmarch), Elizabeth (Erin Krakow), Rosemary (Pascale Hutton), and more members of Hope Valley help create the first-ever Voices of the Valley festival. Florence and Ned (Hrothgar Mathews) team up for a special duet and the choir blesses the crowd with a touching performance.
NH plan aims to improve public transit and cut emissions
In 2010, Ethan Crossman, age 10, moved from Rutland, Vermont, to Barnstead, New Hampshire. As a child, he remembered Rutland to be a walkable city; he walked to school every day with his friends and biked around the neighborhood. But when he moved to Belknap County, just south of New...
Soldier from New Hampshire who died in WWII to be buried next week in Northwood
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Decades after being killed during World War II, a soldier from Northwood will soon be laid to rest. Army Sgt. Richard G. Hammond was 24 when he went missing in action on Feb. 17, 1943, after being struck by an enemy tank shell during a battle with German forces near Sbeitla, Tunisia. Officials said the explosion threw Hammond several yards from the blast site.
Gun fired into floor of nightclub during Laconia's Wake the Lake event
LACONIA, N.H. — Laconia police are asking for the public's help to figure out who fired a gunshot into a dance floor at a nightclub over the weekend. The gun was fired early Sunday morning at the Big House nightclub during the annual Wake the Lake three-day block party.
SNHU baseball headed to Div. II championship after beating Molloy University in 2-0 series
HOOKSETT, N.H. — SNHU faced off against Molloy University Saturday in game 2 of the Div. II East Super Regional. SNHU took home the 12-10 win over Molloy, closing out a 2-0 series. The Penmen will head to the NCAA Div. II baseball championship in Cary, North Carolina.
Earthquake detected in Chesterfield, USGS says
CHESTERFIELD, N.H. — According to the United States Geological Survey, a 1.4-magnitude earthquake was detected in Chesterfield around 7:25 p.m. Monday. USGS said the earthquake had a depth of roughly 2.49 miles and reached out as far as Concord. The exact coordinates of the earthquake's epicenter were 42.876N and...
Don Guarino: A dark cloud hangs over Gilmanton
The peasants had hoped their wishes were heard by the Lord of the Castle. Instead they are being punished for speaking up. The peasants had asked the rulers in the Castle to stay within the services provided last year. This made the rulers angry. Every year the peasants enjoy a parade and fireworks in July. This year the Constable with the mustache said the peasants needed more gold to pay for the safety services at this joyful gatherings. This is the first time in history that more gold is needed to pay for safety services which had been paid for with taxes. It will be thousands in gold or suffer the wrath of the rulers and go without the gathering. Our beloved Park and Swimming Hole has been greatly diminished. This is what the Constable with the mustache said, “The Park is Gone. They don’t need to worry about mowing, electricity, plumbing, opening the bathhouses, swimming lessons, there will be nothing.” Another punishment, the Lord and the Constable with the mustache decided the dump is closed on Sundays. Many peasants only have time on Sunday to bring their ox and wagon filled with trash. Also there has been talk of not having enough gold to haul trash, yet there is talk of a new building (30,000 gold coin) within the dump. There were 281,000 gold coins left over from last year's services, yet the Castle cries, "Not enough coins to pay this years services." Oh yes, there have been other threats from the Castle to punish the peasants. The Castle could be closed on Fridays to save candles.
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