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April, 2009

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Feature
A Stitch in Time and History by David Lazar
By the 1850s, Edison was still years from inventing the light bulb, but one creative design clearly flickered in brothers Walter and Jonas Aiken’s heads as they came home each night from work knitting stockings at the old Franklin Mills Co., with a grand idea and endless determination.
Featured Imagery
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Letter From The Editor
"Spring Forward" by Michael DeBlasi
Granite Staters love winter, to be sure. Heck, we love all four of our seasons and the chance to experience each is one of the many ingredients that make NH such a wonderful place to live.
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Town
Welcome To Canterbury
For centuries, the rural wooded village and Shaker colony of Canterbury has inspired its own share of tales from visitors and locals long drawn to its rich history, unrivaled artistry, kind neighbors and cherished traditions.
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Treasures
Classic Troubadour Excerpts
Notable selections from Troubadour issues of old are scattered throughout our magazine and are collected here.
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Slice of Life
“A Sticky Situation” by Becky Rule
One Little Mistake and You Never Hear the End of It
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Labor and Love
“Kiss of the Fog” by Ron Roberts
Enjoy a NH native's unique connection of photography and poetry.
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Your Troubadour
Designed Specifically For You: Reader Submissions
Readers share a bit of their memories, moments, stories and smiles about this state.
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Our New Hampshire
Celebrate NH with Robert J. Finlay
The mounds of snow on our front lawns are starting to shrink, the morning air has gone from bracing to crisp, and hints of green will soon make their annual introduction.
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Trumpets
Recognizing Those Who Make A Difference
Campton’s Sue Cheney likes to joke that it was a boisterous houseful of kids and grandkids that “inspired” the stay-at-home mom to get out and start volunteering.