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Goodbye, Red Wing, and hello, Blondie s Sale closes on popular dining spot near Gillette

A Milton couple who run Café G at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum now own the closed Red Wing Diner in Walpole.

Gillette Stadium Concerts Bring Major Traffic Problems to Area – NECN

Concerts at Gillette Stadium, like Elton John this week and The Weeknd last week, have left people in Foxboro, Massachusetts, and surrounding communities.

Windham County towns hit hard by surprise storm

Windham County towns hit hard by surprise storm
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Green energy manager will help Walpole tackle climate change

Mary Ellen Gambon walpole@wickedlocal.com The Walpole Select Board voted 5-0 at its May 11 meeting to enter into an agreement to share an energy manager with the towns of Norwood and Sharon, combining their resources to create a full-time position to find more ways to use renewable energy.  Walpole Town Administrator Jim Johnson explained at the Select Board meeting that a $40,000 request was placed at Town Meeting to share an energy manager with the towns of Norwood and Sharon. A position for a part-time energy manager was created in 2019, when Norwood was designated as a Green Community. Sharon had received its designation two years prior. The full-time position would go into effect on July 1. 

Walpole approves budget, debates scenic road, carbon tax

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   WALPOLE, N.H. — About four dozen Walpole residents turned out for Town Meeting Saturday afternoon, approving the $4.8 million town budget, spending for a new truck and police cruiser, and designating the historic Old Drewsville Road as a “scenic way.” Peggy Pschirrer, chairwoman of the Walpole Select Board, said Monday that voters also approved a plan to use a portion of the town surplus to paint the town hall and make some overdue repairs, at a cost of about $150,000. The town hall is 102 years old, she said, and replaced a building which burned. A close inspection revealed mold and cracked paint that needs attention, particularly on one side. The roof is also getting some attention, she said.

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