Community Bank Donates $3000 For After-School Cooking Program
owards the end of 2025, he was informed that the program would be awarded $ 3,000.00 through the Foundation grant to cover its costs. So, they scheduled the program to begin in Bradford in January, and it ran for seven weeks on Monday or Tuesday afternoons in the cafeteria/kitchen at BES. It was a great program, he said, and the kids loved it.
THE POSSIBILITY OF A COHASE REGIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Harrison told The Bridge weekly that the Cohase Chamber needs a robust discussion at the upcoming meeting, as six members of the chamber were present or on Zoom for the follow-up meeting on February 27, 2026.
BIG SEASON AHEAD FOR SUMMERTIME MARCHING BAND
Mary Choate said the band brings together local musicians and volunteers to celebrate "community spirit through music, tradition, and joyful performance." The band is based in Littleton and performs in parades across northern New Hampshire and Vermont.
WINTER DEER DAMAGE
But the other night, the deer finally found the holly, pawed their way into the holly patch, and devoured every leaf and berry. As far as using the holly next Christmas, no problem.
DAVID MOODY OF PIKE
He paid high tribute to Dave Moody and others who came to the Wolter property to teach family members and employees how to farm and sustain the land.
A FOODEE'S SOUPER BOWL CONTEST
The soup selections were something quite appetizing to look at and to walk the soup line and take in all those wonderful flavors and exciting aromas, see all the containers with their soup contents, some colorful, some bubbly and creamy, some loaded with cute little pasta thingies, all lined up in those large soup containers that had been brought in from home and displayed in the gym area of the Piermont Village School.
THE EARLY DAYS OF MARVIN GARDENS
Those were fun days, busy, but fun for all of us, because each year we devoted a lot of time to slaughtering and butchering those birds and animals. Those activities took place on the cooling autumn weekends when we would set up the tables and get to work.
IT SHOULD END SHORTLY, AS IT DID BEFORE
Mr. Coon wrote, "We are currently working on getting messaging out to the parents. We have sent home permission slips. The parental bill essentially changes things, so instead of an opt-in permission slip, we are asking for hand signatures that would allow their image to appear.
THE FLOUR BAG AND BENCH KNIFE
I found the entire bread-building time exciting and fun. It took me a while to catch on to the wonderful world of sourdough and bread-baking technique and science, but once it clicked, my training kicked in, and off we launched, making superior products every time.
I HAVE NEVER WATCHED ONE
It finally did happen last year. We were permitted the pleasure, by some wealthy world benefactor, of watching the Super Bowl as it was streamed to the masses and at no charge.
SHE WAS PROUD OF THAT!
Barbara and Ray were close friends, and as the posting mentioned so well, these two North Country personalities both worked hard to make the North Country a better place.
MY ANSWER IS “YES, DO IT NOW.”
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DESPITE IT ALL, SANTA CAME THROUGH FOR US
Well, what a thrill it all was for the family to enter Spencer's room on the arm of none other than Mister Santa Claus, straight from the North Pole, who was full of cheer, Ho-Ho-Ho's, and other fun and merriment.
STUDENTS PLACED HIGH IN LEGO LEAGUE ROBOTICS
Mrs. Sjolander said they all qualified for the State Championship Competition, which was on December 6, 2025. Our youngest team, Wildcat Fantasy Fire Friends, did exceptionally well for their age and development, but did not advance in the competition.
RIOT CONTROL AND BLIZZARD OF '78
In 1978, interestingly, we made our move northward, right in the time frame that included my Boston participation with the Blizzard of '78. Terrible timing, but we made the move happen.
I WAS PART OF IT IN THE PAST, AND IT IS WORTH THE WAIT
We had no early arrivals in Plymouth to invite, nor did we have 90 Wampanoag Natives over for our feast. Still, we had a splendid repast that could have been somewhat historically accurate right down to the cranberries we picked from a next-door cranberry bog.
SUCCESSFUL TURKEY PROGRAMS
His program took about 10 years to establish, but the first turkey hunt took place in 1980 and became wildly popular as turkeys spread throughout the Granite State, thanks to the work and leadership of Ted Walski.
A SUPERB JOB HONORING VETERANS
Most schools and many organizations celebrated throughout the past week to honor the men and women who serve or have served the nation in peace and war.
INVASIVE EURASIAN WATERMILFOIL
They may never be able to eradicate the milfoil, but each year that they have been fighting to rid the lake of the weed, they have been able to keep its bloom under control.
Eurasian watermilfoil, like other invasive species, forms a canopy that robs sunlight, slowing the growth of native water plants and potentially leading to their elimination.
GET YOURSELVES IN THAT TRAM CAR!
Being crammed into the tram cars by our group leader who took on the pretend role as a Drill Instructor to ¥mind us of the way it used to be when we were serving in our Corps,7as from a bit of our past, when we were moved from one area to another, we were tightly jammed inside uncomfortable, wretchedly noisy configuration of a tortuous vehicles we called Cattle Cars.