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Find out what's going on, what used to go on, and what goes on and on, in and around this vibrant, historic New England village.

Food & Supplies available in Sandwich during the Covid-19 Crisis

All the food and supplies resources are now on their own page so that they are easier to find. This list pertains to what is available in Sandwich. There are also some great resources nearby in Tamworth (The Other Store, Tamworth Distilling,  Remick Farm as well as individual farm stands), and elsewhere. If there is something that should be on the list, please let us know.

A list of Sandwich business and organizations' responses to the current situation can be found here. Food & Supplies here. Find more information about the Town of Sandwich's response to Covid-19 on their website.

Sandwich Responds

Updated information about the local response
to the coronavirus.

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This, That, & the Other

A compendium of current items of interest
​for Sandwich residents and visitors.

Local Resources

Whatever you need, you can
probably find it in Sandwich.

Be well and safe and keep smiling.

Diane Johnson writes: By now, everyone should have a mask, or two, or three... to take everywhere with them. Most every car has one on the dash board or hanging on the rear view mirror. Masks are almost a new fashion statement with all of the different styles and fabrics. Kudos to everyone who is so diligently and respectfully wearing a mask and maintaining a safe distance. All this still seems very odd; yet it is very important. With the lovely sunny weather we have been having we might end up with funny tan lines. Be well and safe and keep smiling. Even if we can't see your mouth, you can see the sparkle in your eyes.

Corner House Restaurant & Bar Mother's Day barbeque

Live music, social distancing and delicious barbequed chicken!

Diane Johnson writes: We are now 8+ weeks into the pandemic that seems to just go on and on. I hope that you and your families and friends have been healthy and well. In early and mid March we had no idea what was ahead and how long we'd be isolating  and social distancing. As Gov. Sununu and the Covid 19 Task Force prepare for phased openings over the next several weeks, it seems like we have a long way to go. State officials still say people in New Hampshire should stay home whenever possible in order to protect vulnerable populations. When you do go out, be sure to maintain at least 6 feet of social distance, use proper hand hygiene, and wear a mask.

In Sandwich we, have plenty of  space to keep a safe social distance. For the most part we are so far away from others that we don't need a mask unless we are doing an errand in a public space or heading out of town. We are all keeping a mask handy and ready to be worn.

We are very fortunate in our lovely little town to have very kind folks who are doing lots of things to make this time of uncertainty more bearable. Free baguettes, take-out groceries and food, wellness phone calls, the Sandwich Board, and lots of folks taking walks outside and waving at each other. It is a blessing to live in a beautiful place where we can be out in fresh air and able to keep a safe distance.

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2020 Sandwich Fair Canceled
The Sandwich Fair Association Board of Directors has announced that it will be canceling the Sandwich Fair for the 2020 Season. With the uncertainty of the direction of the coronavirus pandemic and how it will affect large group gatherings into the fall, the Board of Directors felt that canceling the fair was the safest option for the fair community and the public. For more on this, check out our blog, News & Views.

Update from the Selectmen:
Reminder:  We are still asking all who go to the Transfer Station to wear masks.  The Attendants have noticed many have stopped wearing masks this past week. They are still required for both your safety and for the safety of our Town staff. Thank you, The Selectmen's Office

Please wear a mask at the Transfer Station
Kevin and John, our Transfer Station Attendants, are seeing on average 300 of us each week. Think about that. That's like 300 people walking through your office. That's a lot in this time of Stay at Home orders and social distancing.  We are doing our best to keep them safe by limiting disposal to only household trash and making sure they have proper safety equipment. 

You can also do YOUR part:  per new CDC guidelines, please wear your mask when you go to the Transfer Station.  Thankfully there are do-it-yourself videos on making masks out of t-shirts, bandanas, you name it!  And if you don't have a mask, you can simply wrap your face with your scarf until you get one.  This will keep you safer and our Attendants safer.  A win-win! The Sandwich Board of Selectmen

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Photo by Jude Davis

photo by Jude Davis

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