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Quaker group Hanover Friends Meeting hosted a community forum on Saturday afternoon with other area religious groups to discuss immigration and sanctuaries. Rod Wendt, Former president of United Valley Interfaith Project, speaks in one of four breakout group discussions held - this one on ways of offering sanctuary. (Photo by Ben DeFlorio)

United Valley Interfaith Project Volunteers To Be Honored

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentNovember 4, 2017

Volunteer Spotlight: Hartford-Norwich Holiday Basket Helpers Seek Sponsors

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentNovember 4, 2017

N.H. Artists Welcome Visitors During Open Doors Weekend

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentOctober 30, 2017

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Ex-Superintendent Named to Board of Educators Institute

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentOctober 22, 2017

Disaster Animal Response Team Seeks Volunteers

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentOctober 15, 2017

At the N.H. Bishop's Charitable Foundation's summer reception, the annual Vita et Caritas Award was presented to Linda Shemanske, of West Lebanon, N.H., a volunteer with Good Beginnings of the Upper Valley. The award, given in memory of the late Ruthie Ford, recognizes a volunteer who demonstrates exceptional service to a non-profit organization assisting women, children and families. Shemanske is a 31-year volunteer with Good Beginnings of the Upper Valley, having been among the founders of the organization along with other women of St. Denis Parish in Hanover. She serves as an in-home volunteer, spending 2-3 hours a week visiting a family with a new baby, providing respite, friendship, and education for new parents. She also serves as Board Vice President, helping to oversee the finances of the organization. From left to right: Dan Will, Bishop Libasci, Laurel Will and Linda Shemanske at the BCAF Summer Reception. (Jeff Dachowski photograph)

31 Years of Service: Diocese of N.H. Honors Good Beginnings Volunteer

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentOctober 8, 2017

Newport Care Center Marks 20th Year

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentOctober 8, 2017

Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital in Lebanon, N.H., is looking for volunteer greeters and guides to help patients navigate the hospital’s new Multi-Specialty Clinic outpatient building, scheduled to open in early November 2017. For more information, call 603-448-7456 or email cooperm@apdmh.org. (Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital illustration)

APD Seeks Volunteer Guides , Greeters for New Multi-Specialty Clinic

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentOctober 8, 2017

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Vt.’s Top Court To Hear Cases at Woodstock High

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentSeptember 23, 2017

Navy Capt., Former White House Nurse To Speak at Eastman

by Kelly Burch Valley News CorrespondentSeptember 17, 2017