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Ledyard Bank celebrates 35 years of community banking with ‘Founders Day’ festivities – and you help decide $35K Community Impact Awards

read more…: Ledyard Bank celebrates 35 years of community banking with ‘Founders Day’ festivities – and you help decide $35K Community Impact Awards

Thirty-five years ago, Ledyard Bank opened its doors with a simple promise: to be a true community partner. On May 22, 2026, the bank celebrates that milestone with a Founders Day celebration—and the launch of a new initiative that puts the power of giving directly into the community’s hands.

The Weekender, May 14-17: Concord Spring Carnival, Northeast Coffee Festival, Walk Against Hunger + more

read more…: The Weekender, May 14-17: Concord Spring Carnival, Northeast Coffee Festival, Walk Against Hunger + more

This weekend offers up a springtime smorgasbord of options for the weekend warriors brave enough to enjoy the sweet frenzy of freedom the next few days have in store. From carnival food, to coffee, to Greek food, and beyond, you just have to get out and taste it!

New Hampshire State Budget: Top Concerns for Granite Staters

read more…: New Hampshire State Budget: Top Concerns for Granite Staters

Reflecting the spirit of New Hampshire’s residents, we found Granite Staters to be deeply engaged, invested, and passionate about how the State Budget, and decisions made by our lawmakers in Concord, impact our everyday lives and communities. Below are some of the questions that kept coming up about how the budget works, and a few answers, too.

‘I’ on Sports: Where are they now? Mark Telge

read more…: ‘I’ on Sports: Where are they now? Mark Telge

Mark and I are both graduates of Bishop Bradley High School, he in ‘64, I in ‘61.  Before we got up from our seats at the Daniel Webster Highway Dunkin’ Donuts, he looked directly at me and asked “We’re both graduates of Bradley.  As alumni of the place, what do you think we all have in common?  What did the place instill in us?”

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