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67-69 Victoria Road Rodbourne Cheney: Rodbourne Cheney Primary School’s parent organisation, the White Horse Federation, will be allowed to knock down a lean-to canopy and two portable toilets next to the sports equipment store on its playing field, and in their place put a new prefabricated block of four lavatories, individual cubicles with handbasins, all plumbed into the mains drainage. The playing field is a few minutes’ walk from the main school building in The Broadway. Eldene: A plan to knock down a bungalow and its garage could be knocked down to make space for two semi-detached houses on the corner of Elmore and Eldene Drive has been approved.
Out & About: Newly minted Sunapee Farmers Market leads summer schedule
Laura Austin, of 4 Corners Farm in Newbury, Vt., left, brings out baskets of strawberries for shopper Gigi Gallaway, of West Lebanon, middle, as Kelsey Pollard, of Grantham, right, and Marie Gray, of Newbury, foreground left, pack the more berries at the Norwich Farmers Market in Norwich, Vt., Saturday, June 20, 2020. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
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Beginning Memorial Day weekend, there will be another reason to stop by Sunapee Harbor.
That’s when the new Sunapee Farmers Market from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Saturdays through Labor Day Weekend. Around 15 vendors will be at the market, including about 11 who will be there for the full season and others who will rotate in and out.
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Road Trip: Wrapping up 2020
News 12 Staff
Updated on:Jan 01, 2021, 8:44pm EST
Residents were forced to find places to escape to without traveling too far in 2020, but the pandemic couldn’t keep people from finding the perfect day trip.
Connecticut residents could enjoy a day of fishing on Long Island Sound with Capt. Ian Devlin or see the charm of New England through the state’s beautiful mountain views, rivers and streams.
Lavender Pond Farm in Killingworth is just one place people could enjoy a stroll outdoors.
Collinsville, along the Farmington River, also boasts a wonderful feeling of stepping back in time.