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Born to be a writer Salisbury has no plan to stop soon

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For Jessie Salisbury, local writer and historian of Lyndeborough, nearly everything is interesting, unless of course it’s city council meetings. But even the uninteresting things are worth writing about. In Jessie’s view, writing is as much about documentation as it is about telling an ...

Milford Labor Day Parade “Celebration of Sports”

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Grand Marshals Rollins “Rollie” Hardwick and Marc Maurais, former athletic directors at Milford High School among other gilded credentials, greeted nearly 5,000 reported attendees at the Milford Labor Day Parade, a 77-year-old tradition this year themed, “Celebration of ...

The Cabinet Time Machine – Ready for some football?

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1987 MASH football cheerleaders Members of this year’s football cheerleading squad are Beth Potter (kneeling), (left to right, bottom row) Debbie Nord, Linnea Anderson, Julie Bartlett, Michelle Kunkel and Carrie Wildes; (next row) Beth Sansing, Katie Turner and Kim Dodge; (top row) Melanie ...

The Cabinet Time Machine – Sitting on the counter

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MILFORD – As published in The Cabinet 1989: Sitting on the counter is a no-no at McCrory on the oval, but eight days before her retirement, Caroline Carpentier isn’t worried. The Milford resident has worked at the store since 1951, first as a sales clerk and then as manager. Today: In ...