The preserve is now more than 1,000 acres and includes two miles of Crooked River frontage.
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Chuck Lakin travels to Bethel to talk about green burials
Green burial advocate calls it the ultimate recycling.
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Trail for All at Buck’s Ledge to be celebrated Oct. 14
WOODSTOCK — ‘What do you want for the future for your children?’ was the question Leslie Rosenberg’s Crescent Park School students were asked in 1999 when they were designing the Millennium sculpture beside the post office in Bethel. Their responses were to have the mountain ridge lines always stay as they were. The sculpture built […]
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Andover discusses storm relief dollars
Select Board also discussed many repairs at the Oct. 3 meeting.
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Telstar teacher wins money for school supplies
Telstar Middle School Special Education Teacher Dee Robinson won $1,000 from a radio station.
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Every Wednesday is a Monday with Tai Chi
Enhanced relaxation; increased strength and flexibility; better breathing; and sleep are some of the benefits of this ancient Chinese form of exercise practiced.
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The Kindness of Autumn
Rudeneja (ROO-den-Ay-HA) is a Lithuanian word for describing when the weather begins to feel like Autumn – dying, mouldering leaves, the feel of crispy leaves, and twigs crunching beneath our feet – the sound of cracking branches and crackling fires in fireplaces. Autumn is the time of slowing down and musing about what has been […]
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Suppers JAY — Frank L. Mitchell VFW Post 3335, 64 Jewell St., Post 3335 take out suppers. This month will feature comfort foods. This week, the menu for Oct. 11 will be Shepard’s Pie, salad, brownies for $12. Serving starts at 5 p.m. Please call ahead to reserve your meal, 897-2122. CARTHAGE — Public Harvest […]