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Letter: A Long Life of Exemplary Citizenship

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

To the Editor: Our mother and grandmother, Ray Grant Theriault, turned 100 on June 13. We’re sharing news of the occasion with Upper Valley readers as a way of paying tribute to her many efforts on behalf of her neighbors. Having studied at Radcliffe and attended meetings of the League of Women Voters there as well as in Madison, Wisc., in 1936, she decided, with four other interested women, to …

Mike Cotroneo, a barn restorer, sets up scaffolding around the lowered steeple of the Norwich Congregational Church in Norwich yesterday. Work to restore its rotted framing will take about two months. (Valley News - Sarah Priestap)

Steeple Repair in Norwich

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Mike Cotroneo, a barn restorer, sets up scaffolding around the lowered steeple of the Norwich Congregational Church in Norwich yesterday. Work to restore its rotted framing will take about two months.   Valley News — Sarah Priestap …

Social Studies teacher Liz Murray pins on a maroon and white carnation onto Suriya Lacy's gown before Hanover's Graduation at Hanover HIgh School in Hanover, N.H., on June 14, 2013. Valley News - Sarah Priestap

In Hanover, ‘Some Day We’ll Touch the Sun’

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Hanover — Amid the other 186 newly minted graduates, Sam Mellert spotted Sam Burriss and ran up the slope above the east end zone of the Hanover High football field to offer a fist bump for the farewell with which the class of 2013’s resident comedian had sent his fellow Marauders out into …

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