Author: The Advocate Staff

The November Advocate gives us a glimpse of three brothers who grew up in town, then and now. We honor all three, each one a veteran of the Korean War, and we are as grateful to The Woodwards as they

The Dublin Gas Engine Meet on Cricket Hill Farm is Dublin’s longest lasting tradition after Town Meeting, and this year’s event, the 48th, was no exception. Read all about it in the October issue. Townspeople ready their children for Halloween

Remember the stagecoaches? Of course not, none of us do. But here is a look back, via the 1835 local newpaper, of the routes undertaken, all on page one of the September Newsletter, and thanks to Rusty Bastedo. The library

The August issue‘s cover story highlights the children who so happily attend Summer Playground, and the author is the young man responsible for making it happen for the last 15 years, Eliot Pelletier. The Historical Society has called back comedian

The July Advocate begins with an article about Dublin’s second lake, Howe Reservoir, complete with some history and related recreational opps. The ConComm updates us on actual progress of beetles released last year to combat Purple Loosestrife, an invasive. The