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Rochester Honors Fire Chief Dennis Dube for 27 Years of Service Ahead of Retirement on 3/15

On Tuesday, March 4, during the City Council meeting, Deputy Mayor Don Hamann and City Manager Katie Ambrose presented Rochester Fire Chief Dennis Dube with a Certificate of Exemplary Service to recognize his dedication to the City of Rochester and to celebrate his retirement,...
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Free Community Skate and Charity Hockey Game at Rochester Ice Arena on 3/16

The public is invited to attend a free community skating event at the Rochester Ice Arena on Sunday, March 16, 2025, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Skates are available on a first-come, first-served basis. After skating, stay and cheer on the Rochester Fire & Police...

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Juvenile Firesetter Program

In 1995 a Juvenile Firesetter’s Intervention Program was developed in response to the many...
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Fire Department releases 10 Tips for Fire Safety

1. Install Smoke Detectors Working smoke detectors can alert you to a fire in your...
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Library’s First Forest Meet-Up Brings Families Outdoors for Nature Exploration

The Children's Room at the Rochester Public Library recently hosted its first Forest Meet-Up,...
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Flood Safety Awareness Week is a Great Time to Educate

The New Hampshire Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM)...
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Watch: School Board – 3/13/25

Click here to watch Click here for a link to the School Board website page Public...
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Library partners with Easterseals for Intergenerational Story Time on 3/17

The Children's Room at the Rochester Public Library is partnering with Easterseals for an...

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