Tag: May 2026

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  Trash Talk

  A few reminders about how to bring trash to the Transfer Station (TS): Canterbury has been a Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) community since Oct., 2006. If you bring trash to the TS, it should be in the green PAYT bags. This system helps ensure that residents who generate trash help offset disposal…

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  The Energy Committee is looking for 2 new members and alternates. We are a lively group with lots of plans. If you are an energy geek, you are welcome to join a meeting and check us out!  Meetings are the second Monday of each month, 7pm in the Meeting House …

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  NH Energy Week, May 4–5

  Your Energy Committee works to help the town save $$ on energy costs AND educates and support us all in using energy wisely. Check out the NH Energy Week  free events happening across the state, including: • Zoom “Button-Up” sessions on saving energy and $$ 
   at home, plus…

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• What-Not Needs Volunteers

  Mark your calendars and join the fun! <— really, it’s fun! — Sun., June 28 
     Move tables and set up (after church). — July 1 thru 18
     Mon.s, Wed.s., & Fri.s  4-7pm, Sat.s Noon-5pm — July 20 – 23, 4-7pm   — Friday the 24, Noon-4pm Call…

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  Time to Make Shaker Hand-Pies! 

  Announcing Two teaching sessions for learning what goes into making the delicious little treats that Fair-goers love.  Sat., June 6, 8-Noon —OR— Sat., June 20, 8 – Noon Where: Parish House   Last year, approx. 375 hand-pies were made. Help us get to 400 this year! Contact Judy Nelson (603-493-4207)…

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  Is your well water safe?

  A research team at Dartmouth College is conducting a study on arsenic in well water that may be especially relevant to Canterbury residents. In New Hampshire, 1 in 4 wells contains arsenic above state health guidelines. If you participate, you will receive a free test kit to check your well…

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  The 2026 WindowDressers Team is Ready!

  This not-for-profit energy conservation project is volunteer run and focuses on supporting communities to save energy and $$, conserve fuel, and be more comfortable. WindowDressers custom fitted interior storm inserts work in both old and new homes!  Are you ready to reduce drafts, be warmer next winter, and save $$…

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  UNH Extension Master Gardeners have been a valued part of the Canterbury Farmers Market —but Extension offerings extend far beyond our Market! Explore the events and learning opportunities offered by Extension in their quarterly Merrimack County Newsletter. • UNH Spring 2026 Newsletter

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  Opening Day of the Market is Wed., June 3, 4-6:30 pm

  Wear your “Happy Hat” on Opening Day, as we kick off our 20th season! You can find the Market in our traditional 
spot in the parking area and 
meadow next to the 
Elkins Library.  This summer you will find: — 20 great local vendors  — Fresh produce, baked goods, 
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