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Cabinet News

Folk Cafe closes for season

WILTON – The Wilton Folk Café will close the spring season with a double bill on Friday, June 3, 7:30 p.m. ,at the Collaborative Space, 25 Gregg Street. The coffeehouse format will feature The Kukuleles, a Milford-based ukulele band performing songs of yesterday and today. The Rakes will ...

Annual Souhegan Chamber event a big success

Touchstone Farm associates, from left, Becky Hawkes, of Merrimack; Meaghan Roote, of Townsend, Mass.; Winter Keeler, of Antrim; and Mike Hawkes, of Merrimack, at the Jockey and Juleps fundraiaing event May 7.

Wilton war memorial refurbished

WILTON – The bronze plaques on the monuments in Memorial Park on Forest Street have been cleaned and polished, completing the restoration of the park begun several years ago. Restoring the monuments was a project of Wilton Main Street Association. “It’s been on Main Street ...

Defense: ‘Wrong person on trial’ in death, beheading

KEENE, N.H. (AP) — The lawyer for a New Hampshire man accused of killing his wife’s co-worker after he discovered they were texting — and then forcing her to behead him — told jurors at the start of his trial Tuesday that his wife is the one to blame for the death. Armando Barron ...

Nashua a cappella chorus preps for international event

NASHUA – New England Voices in Harmony, a women’s a cappella chorus based in Nashua, won first place last weekend at their annual regional convention and contest held in Westborough, Mass.. Co-directed by the mother-daughter team of Renee and Samantha Tramack, the chorus won the contest ...

Upcoming programs

WILTON – Two programs are planned for the Collaborative Space at the Second Congregational Church Parish Hall on Gregg Street On May 13, Caregivers’ Drop In will feature cellist Charlene Ladoux who will provide music for guided, meditative relaxation. The Drop In is a time to connect with ...