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...
This is a public meeting; everyone is welcome to attend in person or via zoom. Social distancing will be respected, and masks are optional. Zoom Option: https://dartmouth.zoom.us/j/97204469945?pwd=UG9ra3gxSkowSFJYSWxFcS8ybnp1UT09 Meeting ID: 972 0446 9945 Passcode: 137682 Email any questions to conservationcommission@cornishnh.net
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...
The Cornish Energy Committee usually meets on the 2nd Monday of every month. The Plainfield Energy Committee joins our meetings on an "as-needed" basis to work on joint projects. The public is welcome to attend either in person or via Zoom. The Zoom link is below. Proposed Agenda: 1. Approve April minutes. 2. Steve Ettleson...
"Lafayette and Human Rights" presented by Alan Hoffman Lafayette's first foray into human rights work was during the American Revolution which he saw as a cause important to all people. He continued to promote universal natural rights throughout his life. During the French Revolution he drafted "the Rights of Man and the Citizen" and later supported other revolutions in Europe and South...
The plight of our material culture: Planned obsolescence and our throw-away culture. Let's fix what's broken. Jack of all trades Mark Charles will assess your broken household items and fix what he can… "DIY Repairs: Why When and How” by Steve Bobin Chair repair and furniture advising by Rich Thompson Do you have furniture that...
Join us for a fun and interactive "Snack and a Story" workshop outdoors at the Cornish Library! For this workshop, we are featuring beloved children's author Eric Carle! Participants are invited to listen to "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and make a fruit salad to enjoy together afterward! Each attending family will go home with the snack recipe of the day...
Those little yummy cheesecake thingies will be making another appearance; The jam on offer will be carrot cake jam; And this time we won't forget the gluten free cookies! (Maple pecan almond shortbread.) Cigara Burek will be making its debut. (savory, vegetarian.) Boston baked beans because that traditional New England Saturday night supper is dying...
