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Touch is welcome at this League of NH Craftsmen exhibit. It also happens to be an excellent place to pick up a unique holiday gift.
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Karen Jamrog, our regular contributor for “Health,” also contributed to an earlier incarnation of the magazine, New Hampshire Editions. That is to say, she has been a trusted writer for many years. As a freelancer, she often writes human interest stories and profiles, along with a vast assortment of corporate and healthcare industry pieces.
Touch is welcome at this League of NH Craftsmen exhibit. It also happens to be an excellent place to pick up a unique holiday gift.
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