BERLIN — The White Mountains Community College’s Fortier Library will host an evening of education, culture, business and community development, dedicated to a topic many New Englanders hold near and dear: maple sugaring. The event, titled "Maple Sugaring in the North Country: Past, Present & Future," will feature three guest speakers, a cooking demonstration, and a student art and work exhibit, all keeping with the theme of maple sugaring in New Hampshire’s Great North Woods.

Guest speakers will include Lucien Blais of Bisson’s Sugar House, Jen Scarinza from the White Mountains Regional High School and Scarinza's Sugarhouse and Steven Roberge from UNH Cooperative Extension.

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