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MRHS gym dedicated to Paul Breckell

The Monadnock Regional High School gymnasium will now bear the name of the late coach and teacher Paul Breckell, who spent 33 years with the school as faculty. Breckell passed away in April, 2016.

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The Flying Nut 2016: Bratt …

Erin Ball became an aerial performer in 2009, lost both of her legs below the knee to hypothermia in 2014, and then began retraining that same year. This weekend she will return to the Brattleboro cir

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Holiday Basketball Tournament

The Holiday Basketball Tournament has been an annual tradition for 20 years. Hear from this year's players, a coach and the tournament director in this video.

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Superboy delivers super cookies

Every Thursday, Julia Bean and her 3-year-old son, James, deliver homemade cookies to the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center in Keene. They have been doing so for almost a year now, and h

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Zebu Bull goes for World Record

Frank de Bem of Clear Brook Stables in Hancock, N.H. owns 12 Miniature Zebu Cattle, one of which could take the Guinness World Record for smallest bull in the world. In six weeks de Bem will be notifi

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Election Day decision making

In the wake of a tough election, region voters talked to us about their decision-making process when considering the presidential nominees.

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Sports

Franklin Pierce turns to new coach to keep women's soccer program rolling

RINDGE — Hey, absolutely no pressure, Jonathan Garbar.

Jan 18 Area games postponed due to winter storm
Jan 18 FPU women's hockey to enter new conference
Jan 17 Keene indoor track competes at UNH

Columnists

Sentinel Editorials

State should help pay for full-day kindergarten

At every level of public schooling, the state has shown a stunning, short-sighted lack of support for the educational development, and the continued achievement, of its young people.

Jan 15 The progress we note Monday isn't written in stone
Jan 13 Creating a village of elders

Letters to the Editor

Trees would interfere with church work, by Dale Pregent

On Jan. 14, the Sentinel printed a letter from a reader who had heard “that it had been suggested trees be cut down so the steeple of the United Church of Christ can be seen as one comes into town.” The letter writer was “horrified” and asked others to join her in saying “no.”