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1. Women's College Soccer: FPU advances to NE10 Championship (sentinelsource.com) — Franklin Pierce will host Bentley in the Northeast-10 women's soccer championship Sunday at 1 p.m. in Rindge after beating Saint Anselm 2–1 Thursday. Goals from McKenna Maguire and Kenzie Longmuir gave the Ravens enough cushion to withstand a late Saint Anselm goal and secure their place in the final.
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2. Antrim real estate sees property transfers through September (ledgertranscript.com) — Five Rindge property transfers appear in the latest regional listings, led by a $750,000 transaction at 238 Fourth St. The records cover Aug. 18 through Sept. 18 and also include transfers on Danforth Road, Fitzgerald Road, Highland Drive and Cathedral Road. The summaries are informational, not legal records.
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3. Affordability loomed large in local blue wave (keenesentinel.com) — Rising living costs helped motivate Monadnock region voters who backed Democrats in Tuesday's elections, though voters differed over who deserved the blame. Rindge Republican Gary Preston attributed rising prices largely to global conflicts rather than President Trump. A University of New Hampshire researcher said economic perceptions can shape turnout more than change party loyalties.
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4. Democrats win historic control of NH Executive Council (ledgertranscript.com) — Melanie Levesque will represent Rindge on New Hampshire's Executive Council after defeating Republican incumbent David Wheeler, helping Democrats win all five seats for the first time. The council approves major state contracts and high-level appointments. Levesque, who takes office in January, says she wants better constituent communication and greater acceptance of federal funds.
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