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PSU to host State History Contest on April 10

Cabinet News

PLYMOUTH - Plymouth State University will be hosting the 23rd annual State History Contest on April 10. The contest will be held in the Silver Center for the Arts at Plymouth State, 17 High St. in Plymouth. This year, the contest boasts its largest competition in more than a decade with ...

Remembering the final signer of the Declaration of Independence

Cabinet News

John Hancock will forever be known as the first of 56 delegates to sign the Declaration of Independence while Dr. Matthew Thornton of Londonderry has the distinction of being the last delegate to leave his mark on one of America’s greatest documents. Born in Northern Ireland in 1714, ...

Rivet Funeral Home continues to thrive

Merrimack News

MERRIMACK - Rivet Funeral Home and Crematorium was founded by George and Jean Rivet in 1962. After George’s death in 1993, their son, Mark, became the owner. In 1995, Mark realized that cremation was being chosen by many families so Merrimack Cremation Service was opened on Henry Clay Drive. ...

Melendy Pond resident advocates for open school enrollment

Cabinet News

BROOKLINE - Peter Rondeau of Second Street recently submitted his testimony to the New Hampshire House Education Committee in favor of SB101, which would allow children to attend any public school regardless of where they live. Since moving to Melendy Pond in 2022, enrolling their children in ...

New Hampshire Lottery unveils spectacular new $30 scratch ticket

Cabinet News

CONCORD – The New Hampshire Lottery recently dropped the curtain on a spectacular new scratch ticket: the $30 $3 million Cash Spectacular. As the Granite State’s first $30 ticket in more than a decade, the new game offers players a chance at the largest scratch ticket jackpot in New ...