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are committed to “Making Type One Type None”. The Sistas with Blistas team chose to raise money for Breakthrough T1D as T1D has affected some of the team’s family members and close friends.
Since 2016, the Sistas with Blistas team has raised over $55k for the cause. The team is re- quired to raise a specified amount each year, but the Sistas always aim to fundraise more. If you would like to contribute, please go to https://tinyurl.com/2rcp- f2zb, or you can make a check out to Breakthrough T1D and mail it to Kris Valenti at P.O. Box 763, Plymouth, NH 03264. The team also invites sponsors to help offset the cost of gasoline and renting the vans. The Sistas are extremely grateful to their gener- ous 2024 sponsors to date: MnM Scoops, Andrews Construction, Badger Peabody & Smith Realty, Sue Jehl, and P.L.A.Y. If you are interested in hearing more about sponsorship and benefits for 2025, please email Kristen Val- enti at krisvalenti@gmail.com.
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them at the festival. Along with pies, there will also be baked beans and fresh bread! The fair will be held at the TTCC gym, and there will be plenty of craft- ers and vendors.
No one can pass up the infa- mous Scarecrows in the Square decorating contest, either! This is not the competition to miss for those who want to participate with a 4-6 foot scarecrow and show off their fantastic decorating skills! The scarecrows can be dis- played on the Common in Cen- tral Square, outside your home, or your business.
On October 9th, at 6:00 P.M, Pease Public Library in Plym- outh will host a special workshop for adults, Backyard Bird Feed- ing: Avian Entertainment. Led by naturalist and environmental educator Kelly Dwyer, this ses- sion is perfect for those looking to enhance their outdoor spaces and attract a variety of birds during the colder months.
Kelly will cover everything from the types of birds you can expect to see at your feeder to the
most effective feeders and food choices to draw them in. You'll also gain insight into how birds adapt to winter weather, along with practical solutions for com- mon challenges like managing squirrels and preventing window collisions.
Whether you're an avid bird- watcher or just looking to enjoy the calming benefits of nature, this workshop offers an excel- lent opportunity to learn how to create your own backyard bird haven.
From September 1st to Oc- tober 29th, Cardigan Mountain Orchard in Alexandria offers apple picking daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Whether you're a local or just visiting, it's a great way to
enjoy the fall season with family or friends. Stroll through the or- chard and pick your own apples right off the trees, perfect for ev- erything from snacking to mak- ing pies or applesauce.
In addition to apple picking, the orchard’s farm stand offers a variety of seasonal products. You'll find fresh apples, home- made pies, apple cider donuts, and fresh-pressed cider. These
local treats make for great snacks or gifts to take home.
The orchard provides a relax- ing and enjoyable experience for all ages, whether you're looking to gather apples or just spend a few hours in the crisp fall air. With its scenic views and delicious of- ferings, Cardigan Mountain Or- chard is a simple and enjoyable way to embrace the autumn sea- son in New Hampshire.
There truly is something for everyone in the Newfound com- munity when it comes to autumn activities. As the weather gets cooler and the days get shorter, make sure you’re still embrac- ing everything that our fantastic Lakes Region has to offer!