On Wednesday, November 1, Richard Hesse, Professor Emeritus at the UNH School of Law, gave an interesting talk at the Windham Presbyterian Church on the founding fathers. He emphasized the problems faced by the new country and the men in creating a constitution all the …
At the October 4th meeting of the Woman’s Service Club of Windham, the program featured guest speaker, Jennifer Hubble, executive director of “Girls On The Run NH”. This is an international program, which got started in New Hampshire in 2001. Jennifer talked about unlocking the …
On Wednesday September 6, at the Windham Senior Center, Jenna Carroll presented a very interesting program about Jennie Powers, who lived and worked as a deputy sheriff in the Keene area during the early twentieth century. She used her camera to document animal cruelty, family …
Jeremy D’Entremont On Wednesday April 5, Jeremy D’Entremont presented a very interesting program entitled “New England Lighthouses and the People Who Kept them” to the WSCW members and about twenty visitors. He related the history of New England’s historic and picturesque lighthouses primarily focusing on …
Windham author, Renee Mallett, fascinated the WSCW members at the February 1 meeting at Town Hall. She spoke of how her ideas “percolate” until she’s finally ready to begin writing. During the pandemic, she researched and wrote two books, The‘Peyton Place’ Murder: The True Crime …
Elaine Hamel, executive director and founder of Girls At Work in Manchester, was the featured speaker at the September 7 meeting of the Woman’s Service Club of Windham. She described the exciting work her organization does to “empower girls through building with power tools in …