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Letter: A Woman’s Most Difficult Job

Friday, May 17, 2013

To the Editor: Mother’s Day is a highly celebrated holiday, and rightfully so. Here at Good Beginnings of the Upper Valley, we know all too well that being a mother is very likely the most difficult job any woman will ever have in her lifetime. Good Beginnings of the Upper Valley has been supporting mothers with new babies and their families for over 27 years. At the core of our …

Letter: Thanks to Donors, Volunteers

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

To the Editor: I want to thank all the volunteers and the people who donated books for the Five Colleges Book Sale. It is a major annual event for our family that we always look forward to with much anticipation and then enjoy the results of for many, many months. Thank you for making it such a wonderful event! Walter Jeffries West Topsham …

Volunteer Jobs Listing

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Send requests for volunteers to Volunteer Jobs, VALLEY NEWS, P.O. Box 877, White River Junction, Vt. 05001; fax to 603-298-0212; or call 603-727-3221 for more information. The complete volunteer jobs listing can be found on the VALLEY NEWS website: www.vnews.com. Click on “Life & Times” and then “Volunteers.” Abbott Memorial Library in South Pomfret seeks book lovers of all ages to volunteer on …

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Josh Martel takes his dirt bike out for a spin in a neighbor’s field as his friend Jimmy Demond (not pictured) and mom Jennifer Martel (not pictured) watch from up the hill in their yard in Hartford Village recently. The dirt bike is a recent addition to Josh’s wide variety of assorted motor vehicles, which he works on for fun. He also fixes cars and more for friends and family. “It’s not work, it’s fun,” explained Josh, who fixed his first motor at 7 years old. (Valley News - Libbby March) Over Hill, Over Dale
Oxbow’s Nate Smith slides into home for a run during the Olympians’ home game with Randolph yesterday. Oxbow prevailed in eight innings, 4-3. (Valley News - Sarah Priestap) O’s Nip Ghosts
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