Doors open at 11:45 am Menu:: barbecue chicken, broccoli apple salad, rolls and apple crisp with ice cream. This meal is sponsored by an anonymous Cornish couple. Reservations required by Saturday, September 23. Email audreyjac@icloud.com or call Audrey at 603-469-3245 if you plan to attend.
This is a public meeting; everyone is welcome to attend in person or via zoom. Zoom Option: https://dartmouth.zoom.us/j/97204469945?pwd=UG9ra3gxSkowSFJYSWxFcS8ybnp1UT09 Meeting ID: 972 0446 9945 Passcode: 137682 Email any questions to conservationcommission@cornishnh.net
Cornish Old Home Day will be September 30 at the Fred and Shirley Sullivan Livestock Pavilion, located at the Cornish Fairgrounds. Gathering starts at 11:30, meal at noon, followed by a program with speaker(s). Cornish residents(both current and former) are invited to share this day.
Cornish Aging in Place Monthly social coffee hour. CAIP volunteers will set up coffee and tea for attendees. You are welcome to bring your knitting or other handcraft, puzzles, cards, or games.
All are welcome. Any questions or comments, contact Linda Leone at: linellenleone@gmail.com or (201) 787 9789.
This meeting is open to the public. Proposed Agenda 1. Approval of minutes of September 25, 2023 meeting. 2. Update status of BMGI application and Cornish inclusion. 3. Update on contact with possible broadband providers and Department of Business & Economic Affairsand other State representatives. 4. General discussion of broadband access in Cornish, the needs...
Cornish Supervisors of the Checklist are meeting on October 6th from 7:00 to 7:30 PM at the Cornish Town Office. New voters may register and established voters may make changes at this time. You make also register as a new voter or make changes with the Town Clerk during open hours. OCTOBER 6TH is the last day to...
Walk-In Clinic- Plainfield School Gym Offering Regular & High Dose Open to anyone over 10 years of age!
Please join the Cornish Energy Committee for a scheduled tour of the brand new off-grid solar system at the Cornish Recycling Center. We'll explain how it works, describe all the components, and attempt to answer all your questions. You can also learn about the chemistry of the batteries that is safer than that of other...
The Masons of Cheshire-Mt Vernon Lodge #23 are hosting the next community breakfast on Sunday, October 8th from 8 to 11am. 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,...
This Sunday at 10am we'll meet at the Cornish General Store, where we'll head out on a 3-mile up-and-back moderately challenging hike up the side of Leavitt Hill and down Stone House Rd./Burr Rd. It's always great to meet new people, and we ALWAYS have a great time while getting exercise, breathing in the fresh air,...
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 September minutes. 2. Forum on...
2nd Tuesdays of the month at 10:00 am As a result of the last Coffee Hour for Seniors discussion on grief and loss, Cornish Aging in Place (CAIP) will begin offering a monthly grief support group. Cornish resident Rev. Amanda Swoyer will facilitate the discussions around dying, grief, and bereavement. The group is open to seniors living in Cornish, Plainfield, and...
See our latest art exhibit, The Beauty Around Us, and meet the artist, Rachel Stoddard. Join us to view Rachel's lovely watercolor paintings; light refreshments will be served.
September's discussion topic is "Cooking for One...or maybe two." It seemed easier to cook when it was for a family. But fixing healthy meals seems harder when it is for just one or maybe two. Let's share our experiences coping with this. Bring a recipe to share, if you like. CAIP's goal is to provide...
Plainfield Libraries join the 2023 Big Read with a book discussion of The Bear by Andrew Krivak. Alice Fogel, past NH poet laureate, will lead the discussion. Limited copies of the book are available at Meriden or Philip Read Memorial. This program is sponsored by NH Humanities.
The Cornish garden club will meet October 17 at 7 o'clock to hear presentations by three of our members. All are welcome and there will be a short meeting afterwards for members and anyone interested in staying. Pam Abrahmson will teach us how to prep amaryllis for a blooming. Kathy Wall will teach us how...
All are welcome to join the forest committee Sunday Oct 22, meeting at 10 at the southwest parking area. We'll be working for up to 2 hours trimming back saplings on the edges of the loop road. Most of the work will be cleaning up, dragging branches and brush out of the road. It will...
The CCI and the Cornish Library are collaborating with local artist, Angela Bean, to host a rock painting class this month. Spend a fun afternoon with your neighbors and friends to learn some simple painting techniques and create colorful, unique pieces of art. They look great your garden, your book shelf, or even as a gift!...
This meeting is open to the public. Proposed Agenda 1. Approval of minutes of October 4, 2023 meeting. 2. Update status of BMGI application and Cornish inclusion. 3. Update on contact with possible broadband providers and Department of Business & Economic Affairs and other State representatives. 4. General discussion of broadband access in Cornish, the...
This month's book is SALT FAT ACID HEAT by Samin Nosrat Choose a recipe from the cookbook to make and share at a potluck dinner. Copies of the book are available for borrowing at the George Stowell Library, the Meriden Library, and the Philip Read Memorial Library. To register and let us know what dish you'll...
This is a public meeting; everyone is welcome to attend in person or via zoom. Zoom Option: https://dartmouth.zoom.us/j/97204469945?pwd=UG9ra3gxSkowSFJYSWxFcS8ybnp1UT09 Meeting ID: 972 0446 9945 Passcode: 137682 Email any questions to conservationcommission@cornishnh.net
This Saturday we’ll head up the Gile Mountain Trail in Norwich, VT. I was there a few days ago and the views are simply stunning! It’s a short 1.6-mile roundtrip hike with quite a few steps and a 413 ft elevation (1.4 miles and 393 feet if you choose not to climb the fire tower...
The DEA's Prescription Drug Take Back Day event will be held Saturday, October 28th, between 10-2pm with participating Police Stations across the region! If you have any unused or expired prescription medications that you are looking to get rid of, do it safely by bringing them to one of the drop off locations that is...
Stop by to see if there is anything new you can add to your wardrobe for the colder months ahead. As a reminder, this is a FREE event - everyone is welcome whether you donated clothing or not! We do accept monetary donations and will plan to have a small bake sale to help raise money for...
Please join us for fall games, crafts, and snacks! Costume parade at 1:30pm Spooky Story Time at 2:30pm All ages are welcome to enjoy this free event organized by the Plainfield School PTA! We are also seeking volunteers to decorate their vehicle trunk and pass out candy at the event, to help run kids' games...
Presenter: Mary Kronenwetter In the late 1800s, the banking, railroad, and real estate mogul Austin Corbin returned to his hometown of Newport, NH. He built a grand estate and bought out his neighbors’ farms to create a 22,000 acre wildlife game preserve stocked with boar, bison, bighorn sheep, antelope, elk, and other imported animals. The grounds became a...
All are welcome. Any questions or comments, contact Linda Leone at: linellenleone@gmail.com or (201) 787 9789.
We will meet at the Brownsville Trail of Mt. Ascutney on VT Route 44 between Windsor and Brownsville. Karim will lead us on the climb up to the quarry, but we can always go a little further if we’re on a roll! The very beginning is steep, but then it's fairly easy to the quarry....
