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THE CONCORD
INSIDER
OCT. 6-12
Love It or Leaf It
PLANNING
FOR THE PEAK
Tips for enjoying the weekend ahead
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path to
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health
New Hampshire’s
largest mental health
awareness and
suicide prevention
event returns
in-person at the
soccer fields on
South Fruit Street on
Oct. 8 with a virtual
option on Oct. 9
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Past, Present, Future
Presented by Denise & Paul Pouliot
of the Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook-Abenaki People
Thursday • October 13 • 7pm
Sundays 4:00pm-5:30pm Kimball-Jenkins Carriage House
$100 Monthly Tuition 266 North Main St. Concord, NH
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30th breast cancer awareness
event starts at Memorial Field
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when the sides of the road 2
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are aglow in reds, yellows
and brilliant oranges. On
one weekend each autumn =Mi
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in October, you’ll also see
waves of pink making their
So Many
way from Memorial Field
and the surrounding streets.
This year’s Making Strides especially big contributor in
Against Breast Cancer Walk its 30-year history. As of late
is Oct. 16. There you’ll find last week, the event had al-
a familiar setting as thou- ready raised more than
sands of walkers clad in $300,000, with lots more
their pinkest attire stretch expected in the days leading
and mill about Memorial MONITOR FILE up to the walk.
Park ahead of the powerful Scenes from last year’s walk. There’s still time to reg-
parade of survivors that ister. For more about regis-
kicks off the event at 1. Par- encouraged. tration, parking, schedules
ticipants can do a 5-mile Of course, this is all a or most anything else, visit
walk or a shortened route. fundraiser for the American makingstrideswalk.org/NH.
Registration starts at 11, Cancer Society, and the More details will come in Over 100
in stock and
though pre-registration is Concord event has been an next week’s Insider.
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October 20th & 21st
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Furniture will feature a wide selection Historical fiction
exhibition of works, from fine furni- Margaret Porter returns to
Explore the results of a ture to paintings, pho- Gibson’s Bookstore to pre-
summer-long collaboration tographs, and poems, all in- sent her newest novel of his-
between members of the spired by the partners’ torical fiction, The Myrtle
NH Furniture Masters and artistic relationship and Wand on Oct. 12 at 6:30
selected artists and faculty time spent together. This p.m. The Myrtle Wand, a
from Kimball Jenkins as part collaboration provides a retelling and a continuation
of the NH Furniture Mas- unique opportunity to of the classic ballet Giselle,
ters’ Annual Exhibition on deepen the network and re- restores original story ele-
display through October 25 lationship of artists across ments to transform a tale of
in the Kimball Jenkins Man- New Hampshire and de- blighted romances and be-
sion. 14 Furniture Masters velop new relationships trayals into a quest for re-
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have been paired with 28 across mediums. demption and restorative
NAMIWalks NH returns to Concord on Oct. 8.
artists to participate in a love.
three-month artistic Uniting for hope Princess Bathilde de
journey, visiting each New Hampshire’s largest soccer fields on South Fruit Mystery event on Saturday, Sevreau, her school friend
other’s studios and learning mental health awareness Street on Oct. 8 with a vir- Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. Myrte, and the peasant girl
about one another’s craft. and suicide prevention tual option on Oct. 9. More This night will benefit the Giselle have heard the
This multi-media exhibition event returns in-person than 800 participants across hard work of their friends at legend of the vilis, ghostly
100 teams have already reg- Positive Street Art, feature maidens who rise from their
istered to take part in brilliant artists, fortune graves by night to roam the
NAMIWalks NH Your Way. tellers, musicians and local forest, seeking revenge on
Registration is free online food. Enjoy a night of cold faithless lovers. Each will
NAMIWalksNH.org. drinks and hot jazz which fear being ensnared by that
will inevitably be turned spectral sisterhood . . .
Murder mystery into a game of Whodunnit Bathilde, destined for a
night at KJ when a guest is found mur- marriage of convenience
JourneeLaFond, New dered! with Albin, Duc de Rozel,
Hampshire-based event Tickets cost $65. Dis- leaves her ancestral chateau
planner and performer is counted rates are available for the Sun King’s sophisti-
partnering with Kimball for those who need them. cated and scandalous court.
Jenkins to produce the first Contact stacy@kimball- As participants in royal cer-
ever Get A Clue: A Murder jenkins.com for assistance. SEE BULLETIN BOARD PAGE 5
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BULLETIN BOARD FROM PAGE 4 Cultures in the Early United been killed decades ago, but
emonies and entertain- States,” on Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. that doesn’t mean she’s
ments, the princess and the In 1791, a group of elite gone. A brutal, enigmatic
soldier gradually recognize Bostonian men established woman stalks a high school
their deep feelings for each the first historical society in basketball team in a reimag-
other, as well as mutual the nation; by 1850, dozens ining of the slasher genre by
hopes for a happy and satis- of states and localities the New York Times best-
fying union. But the tragic hosted historical societies. selling author of Bird Box. Ordinary people can do
consequences of Albin’s Offering a vital account of Free and open to the
brief masquerade as a com- the formation of historical public. Masks are strongly
extraordinary things for
moner and the amorous culture and consciousness encouraged but no longer children.
Louis XIV’s quest for a mis- in the early United States, required for vaccinated at- You don’t need to be an expert
tress divide the betrothed historian and librarian Alea tendees. If you cannot to speak up for a child who
couple. Together and sepa- Henle of Miami University make this event, signed experienced abuse or neglect.
rately, they must overcome explores the ideas behind copies of Daphne may be or-
conflicting duties and unex- historical societies in gen- dered from the Gibson's If you have the heart to help,
pected dangers to deter- eral and New Hampshire in Bookstore website. we’ll teach you the rest. Join us.
mine their fate. specific, addressing their
Porter is an award-win- successes and failures in Indigenous People: Sign up for an info session
ning and bestselling author gathering and protecting Past, Present, at www.casanh.org
of more than a dozen works historical materials and Future
of historical fiction. A making them available for Denise and Paul Pouliot of
former stage actress, she view. This lecture is free, the Cowasuck Band of the
also worked professionally
in film, television, and radio.
but registration is required
through Zoom.
Pennacook-Abenaki People
will present a program on
FINAL WEEKEND
Learn more at margaret- Oct. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Horror novel
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FACTORY AUTHORIZED
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If you cannot make this Whatever you do, don’t House exploring the history
event, signed copies of The think about Daphne. Josh of Indigenous peoples in the
Myrtle Wand may be or- Malerman (Bird Box) visits Concord area as well as in "See sales associate for complete details.
dered from the Gibson’s Gibson's Bookstore on Oct. New Hampshire. They will
Bookstore website. 13 at 6:30 p.m. to send also talk about life today and
shivers down your spine as in the future for Indigenous
Early America he presents his new horror Peoples of New Hamp-
Alea Henle will give a vir- novel Daphne! shire. For more information
tual lecture called “Rescued Horror has a new name: visit concordhistoricalso-
from Oblivion: Historical Daphne. Daphne may have ciety.org.
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There are always many
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spices, rubs and sauces.
Open currently by appoint-
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Get your fill of fall fun Upper Bay Road, San-
bornton. 603-7062221.
at local farms and orchards Blueberries, raspberries and
veggies.
KREBs Farm: 315 Upper
With the equinox behind kinton. 223-0828. beechhill- plums, apples, peaches, peaches, nectarines, apples, Bay Road, Sanbornton. 556-
us and peak foliage season farm. com. Farm-raised beef pumpkins, cider and more. pumpkins, vegetables, 9249. krebsfarm. com.
just around the corner, and pork; maple syrup; Dimond Hill Farm: 314 honey and more. Berries and vegetables.
there’s no better time to pumpkins; plants; ice cream; Hopkinton Road, Concord. Grounding Stone Farm: Lewis Farm: 192 Silk
spend the day outdoors in country store; farm animals; 496-8218. dimondhill- 289 Maple St., Hopkinton. Farm Road, Concord. 228-
the Capital Region. nature trail; and corn maze. farm.com. June through 746-1064. groundingstone- 6230. lewisfarmconcord.
Start off big and kick off Birch Rise Farm: 38 Oak November. Trails, gardens, a farm.com. Organic blueber- com. CSA and farm stand.
the festivities in Warner for Hill Road, Sanbornton. 603- labyrinth, ice cream, sea- ries. Mapletree Farm: 105 Oak
the annual Fall Foliage Fes- 259-6660. birchrise- sonal vegetables, herbs, Hackleboro Orchards: 61 Hill Road, Concord. 224-
tival on Oct. 8 and 9 in the farm.com. Grassfed beef, meat and more. Orchard Road, Canterbury. 0820. mapletreefarmnh.
Warner Town Square. pasture Berkshire pork, pas- Dollar Shy Farm: 2368 783-4248. hackleboroor- com. Maple syrup, maple
Throughout the two days, tureraised poultry (chicken 2nd N.H. Turnpike, chards.com. Fruits, vegeta- cream, maple candy and
you can enjoy fair and turkey.) Deering. 265-0834. Beef, bles, unpasturized cider, more .
rides, chicken and lobster Bohanan Farm: 945 Pena- pork, chicken, lamb, eggs, jams, cider doughnuts. Miles Smith Farm: 56
barbeques, vendors, road cook Road, Hopkinton. 603- maple syrup, jellies, honey, Half A Penny Farm: 50 Whitehouse Road, Loudon.
races (a one miler for the 717-5873. con- ice cream, soaps, goat milk, White Oak Road, Barnstead. 783-5159. milessmithfarm.
kids on Sunday after a 5k on toocookcreamery.com. cat and dog treats and toys, 603-3455277. halfapenny- SEE FALL PAGE 7
Saturday) and two parades Farm fresh honey, maple veggies in season.
— a grand parade on Sunday syrup, milk, eggs and meats, Generation Farm: 44
with leaf-themed floats as well as fresh breads and Graham Road, Concord.
competing for prizes and a pre-made meals. 545-8669. generation-
children’s parade on Sat- Brookford Farm: 250 farmnh. com. Organic farm
urday. Check out WFFF.org. West Road, Canterbury . specializing in greens, mi-
for full details. 603- 742-2084. brookford- crogreens and seasonal
If apples and pumpkins farm. com. Cattle, hogs, flowers.
are more your style, there chickens, organic vegeta- Gould Hill Farm: 656
are plenty of orchards and bles, raw milk and cheese. Gould Hill Road, Hop-
farms to stop by to get your Carter Hill Orchard: 73 kinton. 746-3811. gouldhill-
fill of seasonal produce and Carter Hill Road, Concord. farm. com. June through De-
activities (Make sure to visit 225-2625. Blueberries, cember. Blueberries,
Beech Hill Farm’s corn
maze in Hopkinton!)
Here’s a list of where to go
in the Capital Region. Over 300 Vehicles In Stock
Farm stands
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Apple Hill Farm: 580
Mountain Road, Concord.
603-224-8862. applehill-
farmnh. com. June to
Thanksgiving. Apples,
peaches, pears, plums, cider,
small fruit, vegetables, cut
flowers and farm stand with Visit us online
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Beaver Meadowbrook
Farm: 402 Route 103 East,
Warner. 603-4566052. 603-736-8143
Maple syrup
Beech Hill Farm: 107 904 Suncook Valley Hwy, Epsom, NH
Beech Hill Road, Hop-
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FALL FROM PAGE 6 Water St., Boscawen. 796- Corn maze in the 0828. Corn maze is open chickens and more. Beech
com. Beef, vegetables, ice 2788. richardsonfarmnh@ Capital Region every day from noon to 7 Hill Farm also offers local
cream, pork, eggs, milk, gmail.com. Homemade ice Beech Hill Farm and Ice p.m. $7 per person, children goods, flowers, and deli-
bread, coffee, soap and cream and baked goods. Cream Bar: 107 Beech Hill under 3 receive free admis- cious ice cream and sun-
other products. River Run Farm: 2140 Road, Hopkinton. 603-233- sion. See alpacas, donkeys, daes
Mt. Dearborn Farm: 152 Second N.H. Turnpike,
Mt. Dearborn Road, Weare. Deering. 860-8858175. Veg-
529-7702. Lamb, chicken, gies, meat and milk.
turkey, eggs, pork, goat milk
soaps. Apple picking
Nature’s Country Farm Carter Hill Orchard: 73
Stand: 232 Main St., Chich- Carter Hill Road, Concord.
ester. 961-0241. na- 603-225-2625. Open every
turescountry- day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
farm. wixsite.com/green. until Oct. 28.
Local meat, eggs, milk, French Pond Or-
cheese, butter, produce, chards: 334 French Pond
herbs and more. Road, Henniker. 603-428-
Petals in the Pines: 126 3000. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Baptist Road, Canterbury. every day.
783-0220. petalsinthep-
ines.com. Flowers Pumpkin patches
and planters. Beech Hill Farm: 107
Pumpkin Blossom Beech Hill Road, Hop-
Farm: 393 Pumpkin Hill kinton. 603-
Road, Warner. 603456- 2230828. Beechhill-
2443. pumpkinblossom- farm.com.
farm. com. Fresh and dried Carter Hill Orchard: 73
lavender-infused sweet Carter Hill Road, Concord.
treats, bath & body and 603225-2625. Carterhillap-
home décor. ples. com.
Red Manse Farm: 5 Pitts- Pumpkin Blossom
field Road, Loudon. 435- Farm: 393 Pumpkin Hill
9943. redmansefarm. com. Road, Warner. 603-456-
Organic vegetables and 2443. Pumpkinblossom-
maple syrup. farm.com.
Richardson Farm: 170
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entertainment
Live music Oct. 8
■ Karen Grenier at Con-
toocook Cider Company
Oct. 6 from 1 to 4 p.m.
■ Drum Circle with ■ Jam with Crazy Steve at
Randy Hunneyman at Area Area 23 from 1 to 5 p.m.
23 from 7 to 9 p.m. ■ Richard Gehrts at Over
the Moon Farmstead from
Oct. 7 3 to 6 p.m.
■ Chris Powers at Makris ■ Eric Lindberg at Over
Lobster & Steak House the Moon Farmstead from
from 7 to 10 p.m. 7 to 10 p.m.
■ Jim Tyrrell at Over the ■ Mikey G at Chen Yang
Moon Farmstead from 7 to Li from 7 to 10 p.m.
10 p.m. ■ Blue Light Rain at Area
■ Special Guests at Area 23 from 8 to 11 p.m.
23 from 8 to 11 p.m. ■ Felix Holt & Nap Time
■ Hometown Eulogy & at Penuche’s Ale House
Diamond Joe at Penuche’s
Ale House
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Healthy Plants. Greener Gardens. April Cushman will play at Contoocook Cider Company on Oct. 9.
Oct. 9 Over the Moon Farm- toocook Cider Company
■ Live Guys at Makris stead from 2 to 5 p.m. from 1 to 4 p.m.
Lobster & Steak House ■ Mikey G at Concord
from 2 to 5 p.m. Craft Brewing from 2 to Oct. 13
■ April Cushman at Con- 4:30 p.m. ■ Gardner Berry at Area
Birthdays, Anniversaries, toocook Cider Com- 23 from 7 to 10 p.m.
pany from 1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 10
New Babies, Sympathy ■ Of Conscious Mind at ■ Chad Verbeck at Con- Oct. 14
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■ Henry LaLiberte at
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■ Rev Todd Seely at Area
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(603) 252-8104 ■ Colin Hart at Con-
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■ Rebecca Turmel at
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ENTERTAINMENT FROM PAGE 8 Craft Brewing from 2 to 4 Cole will be at the Bank of written and performed by act Andrew North and the
Farese at Area 23 from 2 to p.m. NH Stage on Oct. 8 at 8 Charles Ross, will be at the Rangers
5 p.m. ■ Tom Boisse at Over the p.m. Capital Center for the Arts The Boy Band Project
■ Colin Hart at Over the Moon Farmstead from 2 to Almost Queen will per- on Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. will be at the Bank of NH
Moon Farmstead from 7 to 5 p.m. form at the Capital Center Marcus Rezak’s Shred is Stage on Oct. 15 at 9 p.m.
10 p.m.
■ The Lone Wolf Project
Stage shows for the Arts on Oct. 8 at 8
p.m.
Dead ft. Vinnie Amico &
Russ Lawton will be at the
BAT: The Official Meat
Loaf Celebration will be at
at Chen Yang Li from 7 to MasterChef Jr. Live will Bank of NH Stage on Oct. the Capital Center for the
10 p.m. Will Evans will perform be at the Capital Center for 14 at 8 p.m. with opening Arts on Oct. 15 at 8 p.m.
■ Downtown Dave & The at Bank of NH Stage on the Arts on Oct. 13 at 7
Deep Pockets at Area 23 Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. with p.m.
from 8 to 11 p.m. opening act Supernothing Storytelling — Behind
■ ODB Project at Magic Rocks! Illusionist the Songs with Steven
Penuche’s Leon Etienne will be at the Chagnon & Kate West will
Capital Center for the Arts be at the Bank of NH Stage
Oct. 16 on Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 13 at 8 p.m.
■ Jeff Lines at Makris The Government In- The Community Players
Lobster & Steak House spector by Nikolai Gogol; of Concord NH’s Chil-
from 2 to 5 p.m. adapted by Jeffrey dren’s Theatre Project pre-
■ Kimayo at Contoocook
Cider Company from 1 to
Hatcher, will open at
Hatbox Theatre on Oct. 7
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10this week in history
Oct. 7, 2003: Kathleen board approves Concord Lowell, Mass., stopping at a
Gregg, wife of Sen. Judd Hospital’s plan to bring ra- temporary station in
Gregg, is kidnapped at diation treatments closer to Nashua. Two weeks later,
knifepoint in her Virginia home. The decision clears freight trains will begin run-
home, forced to withdraw the way for the hospital to ning in New Hampshire.
money from a bank and re- install a $7.8 million radia- Oct. 8, 1991: In his first
leased unharmed. Two men tion device in its new cancer trip to New Hampshire
will be arrested the next day treatment center. since announcing his presi-
in northern New Jersey. Oct. 8, 1938: Penny Pitou dential candidacy five days
Oct. 7, 2001: Concord na- of Gilford is born. She will earlier, Arkansas Gov. Bill
tive Tom Mailhot begins the win two silver medals in Clinton tells students at
Ward Evans Atlantic Chal- skiing in the 1960 Olympics. Franklin High: “My job is to
lenge, a 2,900-nautical mile She will also participate in create opportunity. Yours is
rowing race from the Ca- the 1956 Olympics and be to seize it.”
nary Islands off Africa to elected to the National Ski Oct. 9, 2003: In his first
Barbados in the Caribbean. Hall of Fame. visit to the state since the
Mailhot is a member of the Oct. 8, 1869: Franklin start of primary season,
only American team in the Pierce, 14th president of the President Bush asserts his
race. United States, dies in Con- leadership in the war on
Oct. 7, 2000: Concord cord. terror and the economy,
High quarterback Matt Oct. 8, 1838: The first countering the Democratic
Skoby sets the school record passenger train rolls into presidential candidates’
for touchdown passes New Hampshire from SEE HISTORY PAGE 12
thrown in a game with five
during a 38-10 win over
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Manchester Central.
Penny Pitou became an international name in skiing.
Oct. 7, 1996: President
Clinton brings his re-elec-
tion campaign to Gill Sta- who’s running for Congress, Oct. 8, 2001: Concord
dium in Manchester, where Clinton quips, “She could area cancer patients and
he shares the stage with double the energy in the their families win a pro-
other Democratic candi- House of Representatives longed and sometimes ago-
dates. Of Arnie Arnesen, by herself.” nizing battle, when a state Small Home Remodeling & Building
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11HISTORY FROM PAGE 11 Greenblatt, the state epi-
months-long chorus of criti- demiologist.
cism. “Our work in Iraq has Oct. 12, 2000: The
been long and hard, and it is Greater Manchester
not finished,” Bush says Chamber of Commerce re-
during a Greater Manch- fuses to allow Independent
ester Chamber of Com- Mary Brown to take part in a
merce luncheon at the debate among candidates
Center of New Hampshire for governor. “It’s de-
Holiday Inn. meaning,” she says after
Oct. 9, 2001: Red River being forced to leave the
Theatres, a nonprofit orga- building where Democrat
nization set on bringing Jeanne Shaheen and Repub-
movies back to Concord’s lican Gordon Humphrey
downtown, receives both speak.
$15,000 from the city Oct. 12, 1853: Fourteen
council to conduct a feasi- New Hampshire leaders, in-
bility study on whether a cluding Sen. John P. Hale
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downtown movie theater and Amos Tuck, meet in Ex-
The making of Red River Theatres got a lift with funding for a feasibility study.
would succeed. The group eter to organize a new anti-
plans to buy the former slavery party. They call the
Concord Theater building feathers. Estimated cost to Democrats who vote to re- country, state officials re- party “Republican.”
on South Main Street and restore them: $5,000- pudiate President Franklin lease an anthrax fact sheet Oct. 12, 1990: New
restore it. $10,000. Pierce. and guidelines for handling Hampshire Reps. Bob Smith
Oct. 9, 1992: In the first Oct. 11, 1872: Harlan Oct. 12, 2002: It used to suspicious packages. “Mail and Chuck Douglas are
Gile concert of the season, Fiske Stone is born in be that Concord has an af- room staff and persons among the minority voting
Wynton Marsalis and the Chesterfield. He will be- fordable housing shortage, opening letters should be to eliminate the National
Lincoln Center Jazz Or- come chief justice of the the Monitor reports. Today, alert to unusual letters and Endowment for the Arts.
chestra play to a full house U.S. Supreme Court. it simply has a housing packages,” said Dr. Jesse The vote is 64-361.
at the Concord City Audito- Oct. 11, 1854: In a closed- shortage – one that’s hitting
rium. door meeting at Concord’s every income sector, from
Oct. 10, 2000: By votes of Eagle Hotel, former New minimum wage workers to
18-4, 17-5, 18-4 and 14-8, Hampshire congressman wealthy executives.
the state Senate acquits Edmund Burke leads a Oct. 12, 2001: With an an-
Supreme Court Chief Justice group of disenchanted thrax scare sweeping the
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