Menu: baked ham, homemade baked beans, coleslaw, rolls and cherry dump cake for dessert. Join us for our first luncheon of 2023! This meal is sponsored by an anonymous Cornish couple. We will still offer takeouts for those who are uncomfortable coming inside. They will be available for pickup at Town Hall back door at 12:20. Reservations are...
Painting and designing seed markers for gardens. We will also have free seeds available to distribute to help you get your garden goals started. Email stowelllibrary@comcast.net to register
Please sign up for a table at the store (we have 8 tables, $5 suggested donation) or bring your own folding table. Fill your table with useable goods to swap and share with others. Reduce~reuse~recycle~repurpose~recover. The tea pot will be on. Drop in and connect with others. Free puzzles will be on the porch. This...
The menu includes eggs (fried, scrambled) omelets (ham, cheese, onions, peppers) pancakes (plain, blueberries, chocolate chips) French toast, sandwich (egg with cheese and either ham, sausage or bacon on an English muffin) waffles, home fries, bacon, sausage, ham, English muffins, toast, coffee, tea, juice and milk. Email or call Larry with any questions at chmv23@yahoo.com or 603-443-1275....
The Cornish School Facilities Committee needs to hear from you. With major investments in the Cornish School Facility in the near future, we are looking to the community for assistance. Our goal is to make certain that any investment the School Board makes in the facility align with the Cornish Elementary School Portrait of a...
We have a special presentation from Winter Street Farm's Jonathan Hayden about the months he spends yearly in Antarctica: "Life on the Ice: Working In One of the Most Remote Desolate Locations." He will talk about the United States Antarctic Program, the science that occurs, the stations and field camps that support that science, and...
Cornish Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, APRIL 5 at the Plainfield Store at 7:30am. All are welcome. Any questions or comments, contact Linda Leone at: linellenleone@gmail.com or (201) 787 9789. Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) is an informal group of Cornish residents who volunteer to support Cornish residents in need. ...
It's time to replenish the Cornish Seed Library with new seeds! We have a large donation from High Mowing Seed Company that needs to be repackaged for this year's seed library. Please let Cindy Heath know if you can help - cheath58@gmail.com. You can take some seeds home with envelopes and labels and go at it,...
Active Hope is a short, four session winter book discussion series hosted by the Cornish and Plainfield Libraries and facilitated by Cindy Heath. The chosen titles are about the environment and the hopeful things that are happening to help mitigate the effects of climate change. Copies of the books are available at both libraries. For the...
The latest update on volunteers are: Peter and Patty Macleay: Townhouse Rd (Ray Grace's to Rte. 120) Julie Murray: Hell Hollow (Upper from St. G to end) Ida Burroughs: Hell Hollow (Lower from St. G to Burroughs) Karen Cutter: Jackson (Ardinger to Tandy Brook) David Clifford: Townhouse Rd (12% to Dingleton) Linda Coolidge: Harrington Rd....
We welcome any and all to our monthly Friends meeting where we'll discuss our continued support for our library. Please email cornishnhfriends@gmail.com with any questions or concerns. See you there!
Cornish Conservation Commission invites you to explore: OUR WETLANDS AT CREA (Cornish Recreation and Education Area): A critical habitat and water recharge system in Cornish Wetlands Flyer Laura Deming, MS, is a wildlife biologist at Moosewood Ecological in Chesterfield, NH, a PhD candidate and adjunct instructor at Antioch University. She has an extensive background as a senior biologist...
