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• Brooklyn-based jazz pianist Schlegelmilch draws on Keene roots

  By John McGauley, Anika Clark Verified| Keene Sentinel Verified In JP Schlegelmilch’s Brooklyn, N.Y., home stands the same upright piano that he first learned to play when he was growing up in Keene. He still uses it to practice, but long ago graduated to rehearsing on a grand piano in a nearby studio as he plies his trade as a jazz performer in the nightclubs and bistros of the Big Apple. Schlegelmilch will bring his talent back north to Keene this Wednesday when he plays solo at the Nova Arts stage at Brewbakers Café.

  By John McGauley, Anika Clark Verified · Keene Sentinel

  Oct. 23, 2021

• Charlie Donahue had too much 'street smarts' to be a 'street lawyer'

  By John McGauley, Anika Clark Verified| Keene Sentinel Verified Charlie Donahue is a storyteller, and a good one, so fitting for one of the Monadnock Region’s best-known attorneys. With a Boston accent that can chew through wood, a charming smile, hearty handshake and a shock of brilliant-white hair, it’s not difficult to imagine the 63-year-old Chesterfield resident capturing and keeping the attention of a client, judge or jury. He was built for talking and persuading. Ironically, though, he says that as a young boy he was very shy.

  By John McGauley, Anika Clark Verified · Keene Sentinel

  Sep. 18, 2021

• Brooklyn-based jazz pianist Schlegelmilch draws on Keene roots

  By John McGauley, Anika Clark Verified| Keene Sentinel Verified In JP Schlegelmilch’s Brooklyn, N.Y., home stands the same upright piano that he first learned to play when he was growing up in Keene. He still uses it to practice, but long ago graduated to rehearsing on a grand piano in a nearby studio as he plies his trade as a jazz performer in the nightclubs and bistros of the Big Apple. Schlegelmilch will bring his talent back north to Keene this Wednesday when he plays solo at the Nova Arts stage at Brewbakers Café.

  By John McGauley, Anika Clark Verified · Keene Sentinel

  Oct. 23, 2021

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Welcome to The Sentinel, a media enterprise whose main goal is to help the 100,000 or so people living in southwestern New Hampshire know what's going on - and what will go on - immediately around them and in the world. The Sentinel frequently references the past, about which it knows more than a little. The paper was founded by 21-year-old John Prentiss in March, 1799, and it remains one of the oldest news organizations in the country continuously published under the same name. About 100 people work here, in all sorts of jobs: advertising, printing, news, circulation, online operations, business and so on. The paper is locally owned, which is a rarity these days. The publisher, Tom Ewing, lives in Keene and occupies the corner office. He, like all the other members of The Sentinel team, are answerable to an enterprise that's been serving the community for more than two centuries. But, acknowledging the public nature of their work, they are also answerable to you.