Superintendent Mark Conrad said he opposed the letters because they take up too much of teachers� time and he doesn�t agree with the concept of requiring recommendations for what is essentially a public school.

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Bach's Lunch Series Concludes in June with Music of Night and Nature

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CONCORD, NH – The 2012-13 Bach's Lunch Series comes to a close for the season with a lecture by Peggy Senter entitled “Music of Night and Nature in the Romantic Era” on Thursday,...

Visitors to the Owl Brook Open House on September 24 can try shotguns and muzzleloaders.

Open House at Owl Brook Hunter Education Center on June 1

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HOLDERNESS, N.H. -- Enjoy a day of exciting outdoor fun participating in shooting, archery, and hunting and trapping skills sessions at a free Open House at the New Hampshire Fish and Game...

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