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Professor Michael Brownstein explores individual roles in social change at the Monadnock Lyceum
1+ hour, 49+ min ago (474+ words) Michael Brownstein took the floor at the weekly Monadnock Summer Lyceum on Sunday to change the way people think about individual action for social change. Brownstein, professor and chair of philosophy at John Jay College in New York City, pushed…...
Mason Public Library concludes summer reading with Amy Conley
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (114+ words) Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Amy Conley visited the Mason Public Library Tuesday for the library’s final summer reading program. Conley performed interactive songs, with her music incorporating puppetry, singing and various instruments. Also ongoing at the library is the Library Historical Scavenger…...
Carol Greenwald discusses bringing children's books to life on TV
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (438+ words) Former television producer and Jaffrey Library Trustee Carol Greenwald spoke about the connections between children’s literacy and children’s programming in public television during the most recent Amos Fortune Forum. The Amos Fortune Forum is a free lecture series featuring speakers…...
Mason students create potato people during summer reading
1+ week, 3+ day ago (210+ words) Educators from the Mariposa Museum in Peterborough visited the Mason Elementary School on Tuesday, as part of the Mason Public Library’s Summer Reading Program. Eugenia Villanueva of the Mariposa showed children the creative ways different cultures repurposed food and plants…...
Contract dispute halts New Hampshire childcare program
3+ week, 5+ day ago (916+ words) The latest financial challenge for New Hampshire childcare providers started with a heated exchange in the Executive Council chambers. At a session on May 6, Councilor John Stephen pursued an aggressive line of questioning toward Lori Weaver, commissioner of the Department…...
Park Theatre offers scholarships for summer workshops
3+ week, 6+ day ago (183+ words) The Park Theatre will award six scholarships to local students for its 2026 Park Arts Summer Theatre Workshop Camp programs, with recipients to be announced July 1. The scholarships are intended to make arts education more accessible to students throughout the Monadnock…...
Children explore the world of insects with author Susie Spikol
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (155+ words) Author and science educator Susie Spikol introduced children to mounted insects and taught them the names of different bug body parts during the Mason Library’s Summer Reading Program on Tuesday. “It’s a great way to make everyday animals exciting and…...
Italian exchange student thrives at Mascenic Regional
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (364+ words) Scrolling through social media is a leisure activity that most people use to pass the time, but sometimes it can be life-changing, as it was for the Leonilda (Ilda) and Mike Bara family of New Ipswich. Over the Fourth of…...
ConVal's Class of 2026 receives $185,000 in scholarships and financial aid
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (367+ words) Over $185,000 in financial aid donated by 36 different businesses, local nonprofits, and private donors was presented to members of the Class of 2026 at ConVal’s annual Scholarship Night June 10 in the ConVal gym. ConVal Community Dollars for Scholars, a chapter of the…...
Community rallies at Food Truck Night to save Boynton Middle School sports
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (163+ words) Monadnock Ledger-Transcript The community hosted a Food Truck night at Mascenic High School Friday night to fundraise to support Boynton Middle School sports. Local food truck vendors supported the event by donating a portion of proceeds and tips to the…...