Howard Crow Dickinson

A Man Called Crow

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Maverick, mentor, conservationist and a man who loved a good story. These are just some of the ways that people describe Howard “Crow” Dickinson.

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The Peacemaker – Jack Dunfey Crusader for Constructive Change

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By the time that Jack Dunfey died at 92 he would stand at the side of Nelson Mandela and Bishop Desmond Tutu and celebrate a new beginning for South Africa; Rejoice a new day for the people of Ireland with John Hulme and George Mitchell; convince a stubborn Fidel Castro to free more than 80 political prisoners and to remove landmines from the war torn country of Angola.

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NH Secrets: Jack Dunfey, American Icon – Global Citizen

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Then there are those who live a life so exemplary – so filled with rich example – that the entire arc of their lives cries out for a deep appreciation of how a life, well-lived, can lift us all to greater heights – inspiring us to live our own lives with greater purpose, clarity and impact.

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Podcast: Meredith Practitioner Talks Sound Healing

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Shannon VanSickle has traveled to the far reaches of South America to learn more about ancient medicines and religions. Today, she practices Sound Healing at the Grace Wellness Center in Meredith, New Hampshire.

Alex Ray Hosts Drive-In Concert July 5 in Plymouth

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In the midst of the pandemic Alex Ray continues to think outside of the box. The founder of the Common Man family of restaurants is like a performance artist coming up with new ideas and going for it.

Marilla Ricker: Atheist, Abolitionist, Suffragist

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PODCAST, Part 3: Did Ricker’s irreligious viewpoint condemn her to a secondary role to other women and men who led the Abolition movement and suffrage movement?