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New Year’s resolutions are tiresome, aren’t they? Lose 10 pounds. Take 5,000 steps a day. Eat more vegetables.

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Cross country skiing has changed a lot over the 5,000 years since it was first practiced in Scandinavia. By modern times, skis and bindings made of split wood and leather had been replaced by ultra-lightweight skis made of wood or polyurethane foam, with many having an aluminum core. Furry b…

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Accomplishing a task with the materials at hand is almost a lost art. But as long as there are people like JD Leedham around, following their intuition, the old is, well, not new again, but certainly serviceable.

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Maybe you’ve seen photos on social media of the resident cats that live in the greenhouses, or you searched on Google for the best place to find house plants. Or possibly, you just noticed it, well, on the side of the road.

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One abundant day with six program tracks, thought leaders from around the country, and some big ideas to share — it’s all happening online Sept. 24 at Radically Rural Remote. 

Monadnock Table

Monadnock Table

Monadnock Table is a magazine that showcases locally made and grown products. Click below to view the full PDF publication.

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“I’m happiest and most at peace when I’m creating something,” says Shannon Perry, lifelong artist and Keene High School art teacher in Keene for 22 years.

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Moons, spiderwebs, candles, lanterns, hearts and stars of multiple color and texture combinations are just some of the many stained-glass pieces designed and crafted by Megan Jones-Young of Sunset Luna Art in Keene, New Hampshire.