Lebanon
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How Does Upper Valley's E-Bike Library Operate?
The e-bike library operated by Vital Communities provides a way for people in Lebanon, New Hampshire, to experience electric bicycles without buying one. Here's a clearer summary of how it works: Traveling Fleet: This mobile e-bike lending library travels between towns, allowing individuals to test various models of e-bikes. Permanent Station: A fixed e-bike borrowing station is located at the Kilton Library in Lebanon. Residents can reserve an e-bike online and pick it up from this station. Demo Day Event: The "Curb Your Car" event on May 17 lets people try different e-bikes. It starts at Sharon Elementary School and moves to the Kilton Library in Lebanon. The library offers e-bikes in different price ranges, sizes, and types, showcasing the versatility of this transportation mode. It serves as a resource for those interested in sustainable transportation options.
Did You Know Maine and New Hampshire Share at Least 5 Town Names?
Living in Maine for 24 years now, it always surprises me when I hear a new town name that I’ve never heard of, but it probably shouldn’t. According to Wikipedia, Maine has 430 towns (along with 23 cities), and nh.gov states that New Hampshire has just over half of that number with 221 towns.
This is the Hardest College to Get Into in New Hampshire
Any New Englander will tell you that many factors contribute to our region's excellent reputation, including our schools and higher education opportunities. New Hampshire, specifically, is home to 20+ colleges and universities.These institutions are not only great centers for learning, but also popular employers throughout the Granite State. But of...
This is the Hardest College to Get Into in New Hampshire
Any New Englander will tell you that many factors contribute to our region's excellent reputation, including our schools and higher education opportunities. New Hampshire, specifically, is home to 20+ colleges and universities.These institutions are not only great centers for learning, but also popular employers throughout the Granite State. But of...
Upcoming Hydrant Flushing in Georges Mills and Sunapee: What Residents Need to Know
The Water Department will be flushing hydrants next week. Beginning at 7:00 a.m. in Georges Mills on 5/6/24 and finishing up by 3:30 p.m. in Sunapee on 5/10/24. Water customers should run the cold water in their tub or at an outside faucet until the water runs clear after your area has been flushed. Thank you for your patience while this important maintenance is conducted.Visit here for more details.
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