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The community of Canaan, while small, boasts some wonderful community offerings. Beyond the sense of connectedness that we share with one another as community members, we can also enjoy many offerings that can be found either here, in our small town, or in neighboring communities in New Hampshire to the East or Canada to the North.
Grace is an independent church whose mission is to worship God, serve our local communities, and share the good news with one another in hope and fellowship. Bible Study are Wednesday’s at 6:30 except for second no Bible Study
Indian Stream Health Center (ISHC) is a federally qualified health center (FQHC) serving the needs of Coos County, New Hampshire and surrounding areas including Maine, Vermont, and Canada. Our 850 mile service area is one of the most remote rural…
Located on the shores of beautiful international Lake Wallace in Vermont’s scenic Northeast Kingdom, historic Jackson’s Lodge has been a favorite destination of savvy vacationers for decades. If you’re looking for a relaxing…
From humble beginnings, Little League has become the world’s largest organized youth sports program. In the space of just six decades, Little League grew from three teams to nearly 200,000 teams, in all 50 U.S. states and more than 80 countries and…
Located in Vermont’s Northeast Highlands, one of the best Christmas tree growing regions in New England. The folks at Morze Tree Farms are professional wholesale growers of fine firs. Our trees are carefully selected from our own strain of…
Believing in each individual’s potential for positive growth and change, NEKCA is committed to empowering those who seek assistance to improve the quality of their lives. We provide direct program activities, referrals, advocacy, and education in a…
Border Patrol coverage of New Hampshire and eastern Vermont began in 1924. Due to limited personnel and equipment, patrol functions were on a restricted scale. Only one or two men were available and then only intermittently. Officers were first…
Border Patrol coverage of New Hampshire and eastern Vermont began in 1924. Due to limited personnel and equipment, patrol functions were on a restricted scale. Only one or two men were available and then only intermittently. Officers were first…