Memorial Day Events*

Woodman Museum hosts Memorial Day Tribute at the Civil War Monument

Head on over to Pine Hill Cemetery on Monday May 30 from 11am to 1pm for a Memorial Day Event with guest speakers and a cannon salute. View the Woodman Museums short video to learn more. 

Field of Honor at the Rochester Commons

550 flags will be displayed at the Rochester Common beginning Saturday, May 28 at 9am thru Tuesday morning, May 31. Each night at 7 p.m. a bugler will play taps to commemorate members of all branches of the armed forces.

A Memorial Day Ceremony with guest speakers will take place on Monday, May 30 beginning at 11 a.m. All net proceeds help to fund Vouchers for Veterans.

Barrington Memorial Day Parade

Line up between Barrington's Public Safety Building on Route 9 and the Pine Grove

Cemetery to enjoy the Memorial Day Parade which begins at 6 p.m. A short memorial ceremony will take place following the parade. The event is hosted by Barrington’s American Legion Post 114.

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* Event ideas from www.greatbaycoffeenews.com/ 

Local Partner Input Session for Rockingham Planning Commission's Regional Sustainability & Resiliency Program

Date/Time: Friday, Jun. 3 from 1-2 p.m.

Meeting Type: Hybrid 

Details: In person at the Stratham Town Hall, or via Zoom. Agenda is available online.  

Join our colleagues at Rockingham Planning Commission (RPC) as they seek input during the development of their Regional Sustainability and Resilience Program, which aims to fill identified gaps in need throughout the region.

This new initiative would support both regional and individual community actions that address topics such as climate preparedness, sustainability, coastal and community resilience.

RPC is hoping to hear from its local community partners on this program and to discuss possible funding options before the framework is finalized. The program goals and objectives include Regional Coordination, Community Engagement & Education, and Technical Assistance.

In Case You Missed It: Share Your Thoughts on Active Transportation in the region via SRPC's newest survey

Strafford Regional Planning Commission (SRPC) is developing a plan to improve spaces for active transportation, and needs insight from residents who benefit from trails, bike lanes, bike racks, crosswalks and other biking and walking infrastructure and facilities.

Active Transportation includes getting around by foot, bicycle, wheelchair, rollerblades, etc. Think human power, not gas power.

With your help, SRPC's active transportation plan will guide development of non-motorized transportation facilities & maximize future investments for a safer and better connected region.

Share your active transportation habits, challenges you encounter, favorite places to recreate and ideas for improvements in the Strafford region. 

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