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Property owners will get tax breaks for renovating a barn which will add two units to the supply amid forces straining housing construction
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Andre E. Villeneuve, 87, a longtime resident of Keene, passed away at his home in Keene on July 1, 2026.
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Richard Kenneth “Dick” Davenport, 77, of Fox Run Road, a resident of Hinsdale for the past 40 years, passed away early Saturday morning, July 11, 2026, surrounded by his family
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David “Bruce” Burney, born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on Nov. 1, 1938, passed away on June 21, 2026, leaving a legacy of devotion to family, public service and joyful
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Casella Construction crews will begin staging equipment near downtown Keene for the city
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After a brief reprieve, pollution from the wildfires in Canada is expected to again affect air quality in New Hampshire on Saturday.
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The Keene City Council just increased the property tax exemptions and credits for specific groups. Here
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In the press box at Alumni Field, Ryan Hearn’s got five screens open in front of him. While the SwampBats compete on the field, Hearn’s game is here in the
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Each week Greg Hargous spends three days at dialysis. He’s looking for a kidney donor to help him reclaim that time and "feel normal again."
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Long-time educator and administrator Dottie Morris has left Keene State College and accepted a position at SUNY Plattsburgh in New York.
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Local farmers meet the public and offer plenty of pick-your-own opportunities. Blueberry season is especially off to a good start in the Monadnock Region.
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The Sentinel celebrated 10 women making a difference in the Monadnock Region at this year
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Organizers from Let it Shine said the October festival will be modified for construction, but attendees can still expect pumpkin carving, live shows and games.
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The owner of a Keene convenience store is constructing a new building, which he said will bring more jobs to the area.
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KEENE — Whether he was greeting a stranger with a booming “Hey Pal,” hosting international travelers, or teaching his grandchildren how to ski, Richard “Dick” Hamilton lived his 92 years
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It wasn’t even the 4th of July when I noticed the first one. Dead and in the pool skimmer along with several other members of the insect world. The Japanese
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Jazz enthusiasts get ready for this coming weekend because the Dublin Community Center — better known as the DubHub — is inviting music lovers, seasoned performers, and beginners to discover
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If there is any type of fantasy novel that I find hard to resist, it’s a good folklore retelling, and Axie Oh delivers that with “The Girl Who Fell Beneath
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Keene officials previewed strategies to reduce housing development barriers in the Elm City in the coming years as the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act took effect.
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Clair Neil Oursler, 85, passed away peacefully on Friday, July 10, 2026, in Keene.
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Inhaling air pollution particles can cause lung inflammation, says Adam Darnobid, a physician and medical director at Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough.
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The N.H. Attorney General’s Office has determined that a Charlestown police officer was justified in using deadly force during a November pursuit.
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Canada geese and their young have settled in a local lake in recent days, their poop making it unsafe to swim, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said.