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By ASHLEY SAARI

In April, as Mason residents were doing their annual roadside cleanup, some of them stumbled across a peculiar piece of trash.

By ASHLEY SAARI

On a table in the Rindge Meetinghouse, a glass box was filled with movement as bees hurried about their work. They were being observed by a group of children, who watched in fascination.

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Mason Congregational Church was filled with tables where residents were eating a supper of roast chicken and vegetables Thursday.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Jaffrey has accepted a $60,000 grant from the Department of Environmental Services to put toward an inventory of its service lines, as part of an effort to eliminate lead and copper from the system.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Work to tear down the former W.W. Cross tack factory in Jaffrey is nearing completion.

By ASHLEY SAARI

New Ipswich representatives from the state House and Senate attended Tuesday night’s Select Board meeting to discuss issues relating to the town, with the majority of the conversation dedicated to zoning bills in the Legislature.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Author and illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka has faced more than his share of rejection.

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Mason Energy Commission is hosting a community supper, featuring information about local solar installations and other solar-related information, Thursday, May 22, at 5 p.m. in the Mason Congregational Church’s Fellowship Hall.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Parents and teachers had the opportunity Tuesday to meet with Greg Pickering, the finalist candidate for principal of Mascenic Regional High School.

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The Mason Public Library has installed a new Little Free Library outside its main door, in celebration of Little Free Library Week.

By ASHLEY SAARI

New Ipswich will host its Memorial Day celebrations Sunday, May 18, with two parades and ceremonies at local cemeteries in the morning and afternoon.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Keep your passions close, and let them drive you to your next destination, Franklin Pierce University valedictorian Rachel Strout advised her fellow graduates during the university’s commencement ceremony Saturday.

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On Sunday afternoon, residents gathered for the official grand opening of Milliken Manor 580 Mountain Road in Jaffrey – formerly known as Grand View Estates -- to tour the historic grounds and enjoy the views of Mount Monadnock.

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“It was the most-amazing experience of my life so far,” said Hannah Manley, a 17-year-old senior at Conant Middle High School.

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The developer for the Saybrook Drive development that had been previously approved by the Town of Rindge was approved to speed up the phasing timeline for the project, after a two-year delay.

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Jaffrey Zoning Board recently approved a variance to allow the expansion of Circle Self Storage in Jaffrey.

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Work has officially begun on what is expected to be a multiyear project to connect the two halves of Route 202 through downtown Jaffrey.

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The town offices in Jaffrey are expected to move into their new home in three months, with a bid for interior and entrance improvements to the former TD Bank on Main Street expected to start this month.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Marty’s Driving Range in Mason is looking to update its facilities by adding additional outdoor seating for its concert venue, building a permanent snack shack and adding a bathroom to replace portable toilets for guests.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Five Destination Imagination teams from the Jaffrey-Rindge School District took top 10 spots in the state competition, with four teams completing in the top three.