• Town Roadside Cleanup Day

    Great news! 2024 was the year everyone decided that throwing trash out their vehicle windows was a bad idea, so there’s no trash on the roadsides,and therefore no reason to hold our annual Townwide Roadside Cleanup Day this spring. April Fools, not really! We ARE holding Townwide Roadside Cleanup Day…

  • WindowDressers Info Session

    Drafty Windows? Want to save $$ on heating?WindowDressers info sessionApril 3, 6:30pm, Town Hall Learn about our last Community Build (think barn-raising or quilting bee) where neighbors gathered to build 198 insulating window inserts that lowered heating bills, improved comfort while providing a clear view out the window. 1,297 gallons…

  • Treasure House Reopens

    Now that the coldest months are behind us, the Treasure House is reopening with our weekly schedule on Saturdays 10am – 2pm.In case you don’t know, the Treasure House is located at the Transfer Station to the East of the recycling building. Drop off items that you DON’T need and/or…

  • CUCC is seeking an Administrative Assistant

    ~12 hours/week, $18-$20/ hour, depending on experience.Hours will be regular, with some flexibility. Canterbury United Community Church does not discriminate based onrace, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationalorigin, disability, age (over 21) or genetic information.

  • Farmers Market News

    Our weekly market is an important venue for the community to gather and at the same time comnnect with local food producers. But we need your help… https://www.canterburyfarmersmarket.com/ Food For Thought Join “Food for Thought,” a discussion group led by members of the Canterbury Community Farmers Market Board. This monthly…

  • Canterbury 4H News

    Saturday, April 12 4H EASTER EGG HUNT The annual Canterbury Rascals 4H Easter Egg Hunt is almost here! The egg hunt will be Saturday, April 12 at 10 am, at Canterbury Elementary School, rain, snow, or shine. Kids will enjoy hunting for eggs, entering a raffle foran Easter basket full…

  • CES News

    American Heart Association – Kids Heart Challenge Mr. McWhinnie recently completed a jump rope unit with the physicaleducation classes. A school-wide goal was set to raise $2,000 for theAmerican Heart Association. CES students surpassed the goal and raised nearly $3,000! In celebration of their efforts, we held a dance party…

  • Town of Canterbury News

    Regular Meetings of Board of Selectmen are Mon., April 7 and Monday, April 21, 6 pm, in the Meeting House. Thanks to all 200 or so residents who showed up at the 2nd session of TownMeeting on March 14. Minutes of the meeting will be available on the Town website…

  • Help Insects — Leave the Leaves

    The winter snows have melted and you may want to clean out the yard. But for insect’s sake, park the rake! Recent research in Science magazine said that butterfly populations have decreased by 22% from 2000 to 2020. Where do many of these butterflies overwinter? In the leaves! Queen bumble…

  • Town Critters, BIG and small

    Bears are on the move! Bears are hungry and looking for quick and easy meals.PLEASE remove your bird feeders before dusk, or takethem down altogether. According to NH Fish and Game: Other Spring Critters to watch out for: Animal Emergencies ~ Linda Moore