19th Annual Mikey Williams Soccer Game: Alumni Leading The Assist
Mikey was 26 years old when he lost his life in a 2006 car accident. Turning grief into purpose, Dave partnered with teammate Matt Ackerman and Coach Ackerman to launch the inaugural Mikey Williams Alumni Soccer Game in August of 2007. With full support from Mikey’s parents, Bob and Darlene, the annual match-up honors his passion for soccer and his love of people.
Girouard Family Breathes New Life Into Bath’s Historic Brick Store
Built in the early 1800s, The Brick Store has been a fixture in the Bath community for nearly two centuries. Operating as a general store, which also housed the town’s post office until 1943, The Brick Store has served as a social hub for generations. The store closed in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and was vacant until April of this year, when the Girouard Family reopened its doors, breathing new life into this iconic North Country landmark.
Karen’s Kare: Celebrating A Legacy of Love, Laughter, and Learning
In August, Karen Norcross, owner of Karen’s Kare in North Haverhill, NH, will close the doors to her home-based daycare; however, the legacy of love, laughter, and learning that …
Local Singer-Songwriter Karli Blood Headlines At North Haverhill Fair
Karli’s journey into the music spotlight is beyond inspirational. She is ambitious, passionate, humble, and kind. She is also a positive role model and a beacon of inspiration for those who have the courage to dream big dreams. Karli’s advice to budding young artists is simple and genuine.
Domenic Castaldi’s Pursuit of Independence
Earlier this week, Aly Richards officially announced her campaign for Vermont governor. She is pictured with her husband, James Pepper, their twin sons, Beau and Wesley, and their beloved pup, Eleanor “Ellie” Roosevelt. Aly currently resides in Montpelier but is deeply rooted in the Newbury/Bradford community.
Community Rallies To Revitalize The Groton Rail Trail
The Gateway Project has been a collaborative effort, states Nahmias, who has spearheaded much of the Project in recent years and shares a common vision for the future of Groton with Gary Lamberton from the Buckaroos of 302 Snowmobile Club, Groton Recreation Commission’s Mike Gaiss, and Greg Western, Executive Director of the Cross Vermont Trail Association (CVTA). “This project was the genesis of several like-minded, hardworking Groton residents who were in the right place at the right time.”
The Rocking Chairs’ Last Street Dance Curtain Call
Given their popularity and overwhelming success, one might question why The Rocking Chairs would call it quits after nearly two decades of performing for the community they love. “Unfortunately life changes,” Mike says, citing increasing costs, travel expenses, arthritis, and other health issues as the main reasons.