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7 Concord Insider — Tu e s d a y, September 10, 2019 8 Concord Insider — Tu e s d a y, September 10, 2019 eigh ”si Krn Kelly, Karen said s,” He ight into Concord go upto the of the funding that comes definitely want to see some some public art,and they been talkingabout doing subcommittee and they’ve stalled onthe Heights. create amural to bein- gether to design, plan and community to come to- fort for members ofthe mittee isorganizinganef- Creative Concord Com- Chamber of Commerce’s The Greater Concord but create some public art. portunity to not justlook at, people takingitallin. sicians playing tunes and see sculptures, murals, mu- walk downtown and you’ll deal inConcord. Just take a By JONBODELL Folks from allwalksoflifeare invitedtoparticipateindesigning,planning,painting Join theHeightscommunitymural project

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9 Concord Insider — Tu e s d a y, September 10, 2019 O OTIES•CMATRUIS•HOME • UNITS COMPACTOR • CONTAINERS TOP N RLA UPTR OLOFCONTAINERS ROLL-OFF • DUMPSTERS LOAD AR 10 Concord Insider— Tu e s d a y, September 10, 2019 not not time to go into hibernation – by now, that doesn’t mean it’s much inthe rear-view mirror l and. fall. Such is life inNew Eng- summer and moving onto are already surrendering September, and many ofus and ahalforso,it’s summer for another week While it’sstilltechnically this fall.Feel free to keep this wh at ’s going onaround here checkout and go ahead d irec tion s. registration/ticket info and times, parking information, more exact details, such as websites ofthe events to find the to check sure Be theme. really fitinwiththe fall performances, unless they such asconcerts and theater event s “s t a nd a rd ” omitted activities we could find. We more fall-related events and the more interesting and and cherry-picked some of bunch ofonline calendars going on.We went through a tive listofevery single event than anall-inclusive, defini- guide, a rather just that – Fall Guide isintended to be our long features like this,the As isusually the casewith and everything inbetween. coast to the North Country, and willrange from the Sea- the next three months or so, Hampshire. Thiswillcover endar offallevents inNew pages, you’ll find ahuge cal- come in. the state. That’swhere we fun to behad inallpartsof t he re ’s more thanenough fall the heart ofNew England, New Hampshire, arguably activities allover the place. In smells, sounds, flavors and taking inallthe fallishscenes, England at thistime ofyear is best partsabout beinginNew By JONBODELL t Brewfests, harvestfests,fairs,craft shows,h auctions– e re’s plentytodothisfall Everything youneedtoplanoutyourautumn fall guide Although summer ispretty Well, here we are again. So, withallofthat inmind, Over the next several ye t , anyway. One ofthe niors (Thursday and to 12,active military and se- for adults; $7for kidsages 5 Sept. 15. and more. Runs through zoo, crafts, monster trucks air balloon rides, petting entertainment, such ashot and fairfoods, plus other classic midway withrides barrel racing. There’s alsoa including bullridingand from music to rodeo events, brates allthingscountry, cele- fairs fall H ampshire ’s newer addition to New Debuting in2018,this England Dragway inEpping. Sept. 12at the premier New land. The excitement begins fair to ever hitNew Eng- newest and most extreme coast Country Fair, the Sept. 22. much more. Runs through tractor show, yard sale and flea market, anold truck and car racing and carsoccer), a Showdown (featuring stock food, the Twisted Metal midway withrides and fair tions and activities, plus a vorite events, demonstra- ning fallfairwithallyour fa- t heconcord insider. com. of the Fall Guide, go to hand, no doubt. pumpkin spice coffee in flannel-clad and ploring – open upfor you to go ex- know when aweekend might months orso,asyou never handy for the next three Country Fair Seacoast Extreme Rochester Fair Rochester. grounds, 72Lafayette St., ro cheste rfair. com. children under 8. Single-day tickets are $12 Hold ontight for The Sea- L ocation: A classic and long-run- For amuch larger version Sept. 12 Sept. C ost: Rochester Fair- $9; free for More info: a.m.-6 p.m. 11 p.m.and Sunday: 10 3-10 p.m.,Saturday: 10a.m.- also available. $18, and four-day passesare VIP passesfor allages are on Saturday and Sunday. under and $10for seniors Friday); free for kids4and t r y f a i r. com . t ryfair.com i nfo: Epping. Dragway, 280Exeter Road, 4 p.m. and Sunday from 10a.m.to urday from 10a.m.to 5p.m. be featured. bandstand each day will also sical entertainment onthe cialty food to try. Live mu- will alsobedelicious spe- ican-made works, and there play and selltheir Amer- over New England willdis- 15. Sept. 14and Sunday, Sept. Craft Festival onSaturday, 11th Annual Hampton Falls flavor and music for the will come alive withcolor, Common inHampton Falls event, and willbeagreat This isarain-or-shine Bakery, beer and live music. Black Forest Restaurant and kids, amazingfood from the shopp vendors for early holiday handmade craftand artisan September! Featuring 30 Craft Festival Hampton Falls Octoberfest Black Forest r yfais.com Free. Ave., Hampton Falls. Town Common, 4 Lincoln L ocation: Hours: Thursday-Friday: L ocation: Festival hours are Sat- Over from 75artisans all The scenic Town An Octoberfest in s eacoatex tre mecoun- More info: ing, f C ost: Sept. 14Sept. ace New England Hampton Falls $7-$18. painting for c astleber- C ost: Mo re and friends! event and bringyour family ible food, then come to this joyed Black Forest’s incred- the fall.Ifyou haven’t en- enjoy New Hampshire in weekend for visitors to F und. Preschool Scholarship War to benefit Fledglings for Heck the Raise Tugof forget to register your team strations and more. Don’t crafts, hay jump,demon- food, music, games, raffles, painting, apettingfarm, horse-drawn hayrides, face pulling outseveral sours f amily. and more. Funfor the whole museum tours, pony rides mals, music entertainment, broom making,farmani- traditional craftsincluding cranking, candle dipping, butter churning, ice cream treasure hunt, cider making, wagon rides, ahay stack vest withhorse-drawn Harvest Festival Beer Tasting Sour Power: Festival Shaker Harvest sion. Amherst. Restaurant, 212Route 101, Road, Laconia. Center, 928White Oaks Environmental Education field. Dwelling, 447Route 4A,En- Museum, Great Stone pro g r a m s / fe s t iva ls. grams/fetiva pro f arm.org/sevicepubl ic - More info: ve l. st-feiva s eum.org/eve nt/ 2019-har More info: family (upto three kids). 17, $12for adults, $25for a and under, $8for ages 13- L ocation: L ocation: This festival includes C oncord ’s LocalBaskitis L ocation: Celebrate the autumn har- More info: C ost: C ost: sh ake rmu- pre scot- $5 for ages 12 Black Forest Prescott Farm Enfield Shaker C ost: Free admis- 505-7486. Free . Free us plan for the event. 219-0882 to RSVP and help respond orgive usacallat on Saturday, Sept.14.Please event between 3and 4p.m. tasting for thisfree tasting from itscollection for to 4p.m. p . kee make at the event isyours to you what of percent dred bridge that gap.One hun- art. We are here to help some money sellingyour hopefully you canmake showing your creations – We want you to have fun we want to see your talents. see your creativity. Heck, will berequired. is a21-plus event, and IDs and the Reconstructed. This local band MartinEngland be joined by crowd favorite, Museum. Once again,we’ll beautiful Strawbery Banke your favorite area chefs at and delectable treats from table evening oflocal brews anunforget- pairing event – miere craftbeer and food port, New England’s pre- My Craft Show 2 Beer andFood Passport Craft b askit.com Free. Ferry St.,Concord. Merrimack. Daniel Webster Highway, Busch Merrimack, 221 n hpbs.org/past ception). reception), $130(VIPre- $55 (designated driver, VIP event), $75(mainevent), (designated driver, main St., Portsmouth. Banke Museum, 14Hancock L ocation: L ocation: Event runsfrom 10a.m. We want other people to L ocation: Savor local flavor at Pass- More info: Sept. 15 Sept. More info: C ost: Local Baskit,10 A nheuser- S trawbey C ost: shop .local- Free . Free C ost: $35 demand, featuring two days Weekend isback by popular n hscot.org 14 and under. weekend, free for children $40 single-day, $65full Road, Lincoln. Resort, 60LoonMountain runs through Sept.22. formances. The festival soul-stirring musical per- to the foot-stomping and heavy athletic competition, skill ofthe strongmen in bands, to the strength and pageantry ofthe massed Scottish, from the merse yourself inallthings youdon’t want to miss.Im- is one weekend partythat Highland Games &Festival of four. $25 perracer, $80for team Route 302,Bartlett. tain Resort/Bear Peak, 775 p arkub.com downloaded from red- racers. Applications canbe four. Space islimited to 64 racer or$80for ateam of The entry fee is$25per following at the Red Parka. with anawards ceremony a.m. and race time isnoon, . uired req provided and helmets are are costumes. Bikes willbe Teams are encouraged, as on the course at atime. trikes four with format pr ix” gone by. Thisisa“g r a nd ofyears the “BigWheels” on steel tricycles similarto Tricycle Grand PrixRace. onship HighPerformance for The World Champi- the host onSunday, Sept.15 Race Tricycle Grand Prix /mycraftshow. .com b ook More info: Fall Weekend Full Throttle Games &Festival NH Highland p arkub.com The FullThrottle Fall L ocation: The 44thNew Hampshire L ocation: Registration opens at 11 Racers ride down acourse Attitash/Bear Peak willbe More info: Sept. 20 Sept. Face - Loon Mountain Attitash Moun- More info: C ost: red - red C ost: $20- for $10. driver tickets are available from 1-4p.m.Designated with general admission VIP hour isfrom 12-1p.m. $50 for the VIPhour. The vorites. Tickets are $30and eries and vote for your fa- than 30New England brew- Sample beers from more wanis ClubofClaremont. and 5Krace held by the Ki- ture R 2019 Buddy Walk willfea- syndrome community. The cate for and withthe Down advo- celebrate and gather, people across the state to Walk &Family Festival for Association hosts itsBuddy Hampshire Down Syndrome Whelen onSept.21. Musket 250presented by purse race onthe Tour, the longest mileage and richest take center stage racing inthe Whelen Modified Tour will track racing. The NASCAR of heart-pounding short- Anniversary Smuttynose 25th Battle oftheBrews Family Festival Buddy Walk & with participants. Rachel a family activitiesnd – walk, followed by ahost of 3K the to off kick Rachel an inspiratio an opening ceremony with show, Emmy-award-winning A& E ’s mont. mont. Green, 14North St., Clare- t hro tle-falweeke nd. n hms.com/eve nts/ful- Varies. Route 106,Loudon. shire Motor Speedway, 1122 brew fe s t.com i nfo: Road, Concord. Shriners, 189Pembroke wa lk/e249. nhds a-buddy- cl assy. org/eve nt/2019- More info: under, free for volunteers. adults, $10ages 21and To celebrate our25than- L ocation: This isacombo brewfest Every year, the New L ocation: L ocation: The Buddy Walk includes cl are mont- achel Born ThisWay C ost: will spendtheday More info: Osterbach, starof Vi Center s i tor ’s New Hamp- B ektash $10-$50. nal sp C ost: eech by . C ost: Mo re $20 demonstrations, activities artists, traditional arts cultural crafts made by local local ethnicfood vendors, ment by local performers, tures, featuring entertain- Chance AnimalRescue. to benefit 501(c)(3) Second chancear.org. and info at second- rights! Entrybragging form enter for great prizes and your chili isHot Stuff?Then and acashbar. Do you think There willalsobelive music People ’s Choice BestChili. dinner willbe$10.Vote for Festival M ulticra and Dinner Chili Contest Pizza. fresh-baked Smuttynose more . booths, music, games and inflatable slides, photo marking the occasion. ally Old Brown Dog. the beloved (and rare) Re- from the archives, including favorite Smuttynose beers pling glass. take-home, branded sam- ited sample pours,plus a b eers. breweries pouringtheir ou’e a before. had yo u ’ve laboration beer unlike any combined expertise to acol- and beyond to lend their from across New England 30 ofourbrewing buddies Brewing Co.isinviting over niversary, Smuttynose under 10. C ost: 600 Cottage St.,Littleton. eve ntbrite .com driver). $45 ($10designated Road, Hampton. Brewery, 105Towle Farm ondch ancer. org. ■ ■ ■ L ocation: Chili and allthe fixin’s The event willinclude: ■ ■ ■ A celebration ofallcul- L ocation: Food for sale, including Attractions such asgiant Custom merchandise The return ofsome fan- Tickets include unlim- All ofthe participating $10, $5for children More info: Sept. 22 Sept. More info: VFW Pavilion, S mutynose All pro C ost: ceeds s ec- $35- a thriving community. erment canhave oncreating ture, inclusion and empow- positive impacts that cul- ties isatestimony to the dance, food, artand activi- in Concord through music, at thisMulticultural Festival ferent cultures represented versity ofmore than50dif- more! The exceptional di- flag parade and somuch for allages, aninternational s pca.org/walk-for -animl. and more at popememorial- Event details, registration fles, contests and more! food, music, vendors, raf- stay for festivities including for petsat ourshelter. Then raise funds one- orthree-mile walk and on vaccinations. Enjoy a leashes and must becurrent Field inConcord. Northeast DeltaDental 10 a.m.to 1p.m.at the Walk for the Animalsfrom in Pope Memorial SPCA’s doned petsby participating for homeless and aban- around the state to pick the commercial piesfrom ever. Eat and help judge will beourbiggest event site aswell. Pr tent and vendors on a kids’ favorite taste. There willbe and chili, then vote for your joying delicious chowder Sunapee Harborwhile en- Animals Walk forthe Festival Great NHPie and ChiliChallenge Sunapee Chowder mu lticurafe stiva l.org Free. Main St.,Concord. shire State House, 107N. s pca.org/walk-for -animl. More info: Concord. Dental Field, 1DeltaDrive, efit the Sunapee PTO. Sunapee. Harbor, River Road, l iv i n g . com . l iving.com i nfo: L ocation: L ocation: Dogs are welcome on Help raisefunds to care This 11thannual event Enjoy the beauty of L ocation: l a ke - s u n a p ee - l ake-sunpee More info: C ost: C ost: p opememorial- needed to care New Hamp- Northeast Delta S unapee oceeds $10. $25-$35. concord nh- C ost: Mo re to ben- tioned pies. and bidononeoftheauc- winner. Take awagon ride more for the grand prize each category, and even prizes for the top three of eat too. There willbebig judged piesare opened upto are ranked before the judged pies,possibly yours, People ’s Choice Award as e n te Capitol the and ” m ittee “Creative Concord Com- Chamber ofCommerce’s the Greater Concord with the City ofConcord, ava ilable . city lots and onstreet is admission fees. Parking in 10 a.m.-4p.m.the 29th.No a.m.-5 p.m.onthe 28thand be 5-8p.m.onthe 27th,10 on Sept.27-29.Hours will Capitol Center for the Arts NH Craftsmen and the quarters ofthe League of place infront ofthe Head- in ata itcame weighed at the fair– recorded was state the in 2018 the largest pumpkin tions, events and shows. In other year ofclassic attrac- family fairisback for an- Capital ArtsFest Deerfield Fair i nfo: free for contestants. $10, $5ages 12and under, tain Highway, Milton. seum, 1305White Moun- Runs through Sept.29. scramble and somuch more. dancing, magicians,pig horse shows, music, cludes rides, amidway, Other entertainment in- Steve Geddes ofBoscawen. pounds, and was grown by Deerfield. grounds, 34Stage Road, f air. com/home.html - dee rfield younger are free. 13 and up;ages 12and L ocation: The Leagueispartnering Capital ArtsFest willtake New England’soldest L ocation: Faceb ook.com whopp Sept. 26 Sept. Sept. 27 Sept. 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This ness and fundraising event largest mental health aware- Pumpkin Festival M ilford Oktoberfest 14th Annual NAMIWalks NH eter. Parkway, 316Water St.,Ex- Troy. Farm, 460Monadnock St., More info: C ost: South Fruit Street, Concord. exe te r a re a . or g. exe terare.or e ast-hilfrm.com $14.50 children. L ocation: We ’ll keep you busy cele- Each fall,Milford’s Great L ocation: At thisOktoberfest at the L ocation: NAMIWalks NHisthe C ost: No registration fee. C ost: Oct. 11 Oct. 6 $35. n a m iwa l k s . or g. lks.or n amiwa $27.95 adults, Swa sey Inn at EastHill Soccer fields, More info: More info: tisans, farmer’stisans, market and performers, and ahost ofar- amusement rides, street lobster and chicken BBQ, fresh wo contests, o d s me n’s party, oxen and dance and run fun k ids’ parades, a5-mile road race, of open-air concerts, two events include afulllineup of Warner. Three days of munity festival inthe village free, family-oriented com- and vibrant foliage at this C ost: Union Square, Milford. festival runsthrough Oct.13. throughout the festival. The kins willbeondisplay Oval. The ginormous pump- on Saturday, Oct.12at The Weigh-In willbeat 12p.m. plays inourcommunity. tant role the downtown area businesses, and the impor- teers, the support from local munity spiritoflocal volun- they alsowitness the com- designed for allages, but wide range offunactivities Foliage Festival Warner Fall ford p u m pk i n fe s t iva l . or g. l.or pumpkinfestiva ford NE-280612 Come celebrate rurallife L ocation: The Great Pumpkin nac orSmile Your Enhance nac orSmile Your Enhance concordorthodontics.net Free. h rhdni n niainSpecialist Invisalign and Orthodontic The More info: Milf ord Oval, mil- Craft Festival onSaturday, 23rd Annual Lincoln Fall into color and flavor for the Street inLincoln willburst Town Green along Main 14. Square. Runs through Oct. more. Allday inthe Town fun run,kidsgames and swap, 5Kroad race and 1.6K merchant tent sales, ski ties, free outdoor concerts, weekend offamily activi- Valley hass liant fallfoliage, Waterville the backdrop offallfoliage. food vendors allsetagainst Craft Festival Lincoln Fall C elbration Fall Foliage More info: Valley. Ski Area Road, Waterville Waterville Valley Resort, 1 i nfo: Warner. The Village Shops and L ocation: To complement the bril- L ocation: w f.org C ost: C ost: Oct. 12 wate rville.com cheduled a Town Sqaure D ow ntow n D owntow Not specified. hlrn en&A & Teen Children, Free. I NVISALIGN D Mo re R .L 6F 16 YNNETTE 63 333-2538 (603) a.m. to 4p.m. (Columbus Day) from 10 5 p.m.and Monday p.m., Sunday from 10a.m.to urday from 10a.m.to 5 to tryaswell. cious food willbeavailable made artsand crafts.Deli- of traditional American- works ofover 125artisans liage while viewing the and glorious mountain fo- Monday, Oct.14. Oct. 12,Sunday, Oct.13and and muchmore. and competitions, magicians field day, 4-Hexhibits and strations, the woodsmen’s show, music, animaldemon- halls, rides, antique car cessions, midway, exhibit market, craftbuilding, con- land fairfeatures afarmers Sandwich Fair Lincoln. Town Green, 119MainSt., i nfo: children under 7are free. for adults, $3for ages 8-12, Road, Sandwich. grounds, 7Wentworth Hill OUNDRY P L ocation: Festival hours are Sat- Enjoy the crispautumn air L ocation: This classic fallNew Eng- REMIER DULT c astleberyfi.com S C ost: N TREET Orthodontics Provider YBERG Village Shops & Sandwich Fair- Free. ,C C ost: ONCORD Mo re $10 event. Runs through Oct. 13. This isafamily-friendly pumpkin painting and more. toss, family sack race, hoisting competitions, keg tains. Events include stein- Moun- White H ampshire ’s stunning views ofNew beer and brats alongside foliage season,soyou’ll enjoy perfectly coincides with fall Adams, thistwo-day festival Lincoln. 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Locally harvested ap- ural, at thisfestive tasting ciders, bothhard and nat- England-crafted artisanal haunted fairgrounds area. pony rides and aFright Fest pumpkin catapult, acraftfair, a parade, costume ch i ld re n’s plays, acarvingcontest, a includes carved pumpkin dis- Pumpkin Festival Monadnock Brew Fest New Hampshire Festival Cider andCheese fe st. t ash.com/eve nt/oktob er- More info: Bartlett. tain Resort, 775Route 302, pre scotpark.org More info: Portsmouth. International Tradeport, 35 Corporate Drive, Pease free. and up,kids5and under are $10 for adults, $5for ages 6 Highway, Swanzey. grounds, 247Monadnock t iva l.org/index .html no ckpumpkinfe s- L ocation: L ocation: Hosted by Cisco Brewers L ocation: Explore avariety ofNew L ocation: This family-friendly event More info: C ost: Oct. 13 at ti- Attitash Moun- Cisco Brewers, Enfield Shaker Cheshire Fair- C ost: $18-$45. mon ad- $40-$55. C ost: Howl-O-Ween 5K conia. through Oct.19. and somuch more. Runs side duck derby, road races food and craftvendors, river- rides, live bands, beer garden, carving, the zombie walk, tower, enjoy pumpkin 34-foot talljack-o-lantern 40,000 attendees take inthe shire. Each year around unique about New Hamp- celebration offalland what is family-friendly street festival, is acommunity-hosted, and beyond. restaurants from the Seacoast presents more thanadozen The WHEBChiliCook-Off chili cook-off events around. rience one ofthe greatest best restaurants and to expe- from some ofthe Seacoast’s to enjoy generous samplings 2019. m ainstree t.org/eve nts- fied. Goffstown. on Oct.20. 19 and 8:30a.m.-3:30p.m. Hours: 9a.m.-4p.m.onOct. drop, races and more. catapults, giant pumpkin day. Alsofeaturing pumpkin the regatta onthe following off isday one, followed by Festival NH Pumpkin WHEB ChiliCookoff Weigh-off, Regatta Giant Pumpkin i nfo: field. Dwelling, 447Route 4A,En- Museum, Great Stone a nnul-wheb -chilcookoff. pre scotpark.org/eve nt/30th- C ost: 105 Marcy St.,Portsmouth. n h p u m pk i n fe s t iva l . com . l.com n hpumpkifestiva L ocation: The NHPumpkin Festival L ocation: Every October, folks come A dog-friendly 5Kroad L ocation: The giant pumpkin weigh- More info: sh ake rmuseum.org C ost: $7-$15. C ost: Oct. 19 Oct. 18 $8-$25. C ost: Free. Downtown La- Prescott Park, D ow ntow n D owntow More info: gof fstow n- gof Not speci- More info: Mo re b anke .org/eve nts/ghost- rate ortwo. keepers and awayward pi- tains,17th-century shop- spirits oflong-dead seacap- you may encounter the borhood. Inyour travels, neigh- oldestPor t s mo u t h’s house-to-historic house in t ion. friendly Halloween Celebra- family- famous, Mu s e u m’s Banke at Strawbery Banke holic sales only). and purchase (non-alco- derful products to explore offering avariety ofwon- 30+ participating vendors are second to none! Visit N.H.-made products, which producers and sample fine Meet entrepreneurs and and fine specialty foods. mead, cider, beer, spirits local, hand-crafted wine, B anke Ghosts onthe U ncorked Lakes Region for animalsin does thisevent raisefunds Dental Stadium. Not only race at Northeast Delta Rescue LeagueofNH. ceeds willbenefit the Animal favorite costume! Allpro- with usand dress upinyour to celebrate Halloween early together! We encourage you and their owners to beactive great opportunity for pets $8. St., Portsmouth. Banke Museum, 14Hancock Meredith. Daniel Webster Highway, atLanding MillFalls, 312 $20-$50. Drive, Manchester. Dental Stadium, 1Line corked .com More info: le a g ue . or g / howlowee n5k. g/howlowee .or ague le L ocation: Runs through Oct.26. Trick-or-Treat from Meet the Ghosts onthe L ocation: Sample the very bestin L ocation: More info: Oct. 24 More info: Oct. 25 C ost: l ake sre gionun- S trawbey C hurch Northeast Delta need, s trawbey- $60-$100. C ost: C ost: u tsa but it’s re s c ue - re scue $4- f itnh.org $15-$25. Bow St.,Concord. fitrun. p ort.finhg/wicked - us! To register go to: sup- friends and family to join g gins at Rollins Park – at he r hoods inConcord and be- though beautiful neighbor- certified 5Kcourse goes Wolfeboro and Dover. This Concord, Manchester, viduals who are homeless in vices for familiesand indi- cluding housing and ser- zons and itsprograms, in- lies inTransition-New Hori- 5K run/walk benefits Fami- friendly Halloween themed Concord. Thisfamily- Annual Wicked FITRun in 26 at 9:30a.m.for the 8th conia. School, 345Union St.,La- Lakes Region inautumn. shop and visitthe colorful the Lakes Region. Come and services for women in provides qualitypatient care at LRGH inLaconia that the Breast Health Program annually to raisemoney for and more, thisevent isheld homemade baked goods, over 60vendors, raffle table, conia HighSchool. 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