New Hampshire
Ukrainian fairs in New Hampshire raise money for humanitarian relief
It has been virtually 4 months since Russia invaded Ukraine and persons are persevering with to flee the battle like Katya Skrikpa, 13, who simply got here to New Hampshire.“It’s extremely uncommon nonetheless and he or she’s nonetheless like getting used to it and it is nonetheless onerous to grasp that she’s in America now,” mentioned Skrikpa’s translator. Skrikpa is hundreds of miles from Ukraine, however Sunday was a style of dwelling in Londonderry the place a cultural honest celebrated meals and bought garments and souvenirs that have been made in Ukraine. All gadgets have been donated, so each greenback constructed from gross sales goes on to humanitarian reduction.“It truly goes to actual folks, actual troopers and it is delivered fairly quick,” mentioned Kateryna Hess, of Boston.On Saturday, Enfield additionally held an occasion to assist folks in Ukraine. Occasions to assist Ukraine have gotten extra frequent as organizers say it’s essential for Individuals to proceed to assist Ukraine and Granite Staters are stepping up. Organizers of the Londonderry cultural honest mentioned troopers are asking for footwear. “By being profitable immediately at this honest, tomorrow we’ll go to the financial institution, we’ll wire the cash to the folks we all know which can be truly making the boots in Ukraine and they’re going to ship them to the fellows on the frontlines,” mentioned Kateryna Ridley, of Dover. Because the battle drags on, hope might be discovered within the voice of a youngster.“She simply desires to say that Ukrainians are a really sturdy nation and naturally we are going to win the battle and for everyone to remain sturdy,” mentioned Skrikpa’s translator.Even if you cannot make it to certainly one of these festivals, you may nonetheless donate and discover occasions at Dobro New England’s web site.
It has been virtually 4 months since Russia invaded Ukraine and persons are persevering with to flee the battle like Katya Skrikpa, 13, who simply got here to New Hampshire.
“It’s extremely uncommon nonetheless and he or she’s nonetheless like getting used to it and it is nonetheless onerous to grasp that she’s in America now,” mentioned Skrikpa’s translator.
Skrikpa is hundreds of miles from Ukraine, however Sunday was a style of dwelling in Londonderry the place a cultural honest celebrated meals and bought garments and souvenirs that have been made in Ukraine.
All gadgets have been donated, so each greenback constructed from gross sales goes on to humanitarian reduction.
“It truly goes to actual folks, actual troopers and it is delivered fairly quick,” mentioned Kateryna Hess, of Boston.
On Saturday, Enfield additionally held an occasion to assist folks in Ukraine.
Occasions to assist Ukraine have gotten extra frequent as organizers say it’s essential for Individuals to proceed to assist Ukraine and Granite Staters are stepping up.
Organizers of the Londonderry cultural honest mentioned troopers are asking for footwear.
“By being profitable immediately at this honest, tomorrow we’ll go to the financial institution, we’ll wire the cash to the folks we all know which can be truly making the boots in Ukraine and they’re going to ship them to the fellows on the frontlines,” mentioned Kateryna Ridley, of Dover.
Because the battle drags on, hope might be discovered within the voice of a youngster.
“She simply desires to say that Ukrainians are a really sturdy nation and naturally we are going to win the battle and for everyone to remain sturdy,” mentioned Skrikpa’s translator.
Even if you cannot make it to certainly one of these festivals, you may nonetheless donate and discover occasions at Dobro New England’s web site.
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Driver killed in crash with NH school bus; bus driver, 2 children also injured
The driver of a car that crashed into school bus in Walpole, New Hampshire, on Wednesday has died, and the bus driver and two children who were on the bus were hospitalized, according to police.
Walpole police said they responded to a report of a 2-vehicle crash on Route 12 in the area of Connector Road around 3:13 p.m. Wednesday.
Their investigation showed that a Saab 9-3 driven by 22-year-old Dietrich Kern Praska, of Marlborough, was headed south on Route 12 when it crossed the yellow center line and collided with a school bus in the northbound lane.
The bus, owned by the Fall Mountain School District, was driven by 65-year-old Marie Robbins, of Alstead.
Dietrich was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police. Robbins was taken by medical helicopter to UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester, Massachusetts. The two students who were on the bus were both taken by ambulance to Cheshire Medical Center in Keene and to Springfield Hospital in Vermont for what police said were minor injuries.
No update on the conditions of the bus driver or the two children was immediately available.
Walpole police said they were assisted at the scene by state police, Walpole and Westmoreland fire, Cheshire EMS and Warren-Wentworth Ambulance Service.
Route 12 was closed to traffic between Halls Crossing and Blackjack Crossing roads until about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation, and anyone who witnessed it is asked to call Walpole police at 603-445-2058 or 603-355-2000.
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