The Woodlands Series LLC

The Woodlands Series LLC

Meet DG Videtto, Children’s Author & Conservation Advocate

DG Videtto is the creative force behind The Woodlands Series LLC, a children’s book series dedicated to environmental themes and the challenges faced by animals in today’s world. Through engaging stories like The Impervious Forest, Riley the Amazing, and Loon Island on Leavitt Bay, DG inspires young readers to appreciate nature, understand animal survival, and consider the impact of human development. The latest book, Loon Island on Leavitt Bay, celebrates successful local conservation efforts, encouraging families to explore and protect the natural world together.

Favorite Part of Ossipee

“I love capturing the charm of Ossipee Village and transforming its landscapes into pastel prints. The local scenery is a constant source of inspiration.”

Village Bakery & Cafe

Village Bakery & Cafe

We are excited to welcome Village Bakery & Cafe to downtown Center Ossipee. Since opening for business in September, they’ve been busy, which is great. Thank you for supporting this newest addition to town.

About the Shop

Location:
53 Main St, Center Ossipee, NH

Hours:
Monday and Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday – Sunday: 6 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Owners
Stacey and Tom Daigle

What’s on the Menu?

  • Full Breakfast menu, including hashbrowns, pancakes, sausage gravy and buscuits
  • Full Lunch menu, including salads, sandwiches, pizza
  • Pastries and sweet treats
  • Coffee, tea, and flavored drinks

Connect with Village Bakery & Cafe

Stay updated on new arrivals and community events by following their Facebook page.

White Horse Recovery

White Horse Recovery

About White Horse Recovery

Location: 70 NH-16B, Center Ossipee, NH

https://whitehorserecovery.org
603-651-1441

Recently, we had the opportunity to speak with Matthew Plache, Executive Director of White Horse Recovery. Here’s what he shared about their impactful work:

“We provide mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) clinical counseling with NH-licensed clinicians, both on an individual basis and through our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) groups. We change lives. People come to us, and when they leave, they’re different people—they have their lives back. This transformation happens through both clinical and peer support services.”

Peer support services are offered in separate offices, staffed by Certified Recovery Support Workers (CRSWs). These walk-in centers are available at no cost, funded through a combination of donations and state grants. With four centers, White Horse is covering the northern 40% of New Hampshire with these vital services.

“Anyone suffering from SUD can come in and find a safe, stigma-free space, connect with community, and get whatever help they need. We provide camping supplies, food, access to showers, laundry facilities, and opportunities to work with specialists who have lived experience in recovery. Most of our staff have been there—and now, some of those who came through our program are helping others. Our clinical offices receive referrals from drug court and offer a 12-week IOP that combines group and individual counseling. This program is becoming well respected in the community and has seen great success.”

Growth and Expansion

White Horse has seen 20% growth in its clinical operations, expanded its clinical staff, and is preparing to open a recovery house in Center Ossipee, which will offer seven beds—right next to one of their walk-in centers. This proximity allows residents easy access to needed services. Clinical offices are currently located in North Conway and Ossipee.

“We don’t just save lives—we change them. Yes, we provide Narcan, and while that saves lives, we do so much more.”

Challenges and Commitment to Community

Matthew shared some ongoing challenges, as he said transportation and housing remain significant barriers, not just in Ossipee but throughout northern New Hampshire. White Horse is actively working to address both issues as part of their commitment to the community.

“The people who live in Ossipee are real and face real challenges. We’re here to help.”

Main Street Second Hand Shop

Main Street Second Hand Shop

About the Shop

Location: 90 Main Street, Center Ossipee, NH

Hours:
Friday: 9am – 2pm
Saturday: 10am – 4pm
Sunday: 10am – 4pm
Monday: 9am – 4pm

Main Street Second Hand Shop was opened by Tony White with a simple mission: to offer quality used items at affordable prices. In today’s economy, Tony understands that every dollar counts, so he keeps prices fair and accessible for all.

What You’ll Find

  • Furniture
  • Crafts
  • Knickknacks
  • Miscellaneous household items

All items are sourced from cleanouts and storage units, ensuring a constantly changing selection. Whether you’re looking for a unique piece or just browsing for a bargain, there’s something for everyone.

A Place to Relax

Shopping here is about more than just finding a deal. Customers are invited to sit and relax on comfy sofas, enjoy a coffee, soda, or water, and take their time browsing. It’s a welcoming space where you can unwind and connect with your neighbors.

Meet the Owner

Tony White has been a proud Center Ossipee resident since 2006. Together with his wife—a Certified Recovery Support Worker at White Mountain Community Health Center—they have three sons and are deeply involved in the community.

Tony also owns several local businesses:

Both Tony and his wife are active members of the United Bikers Charity Group, supporting causes like Jen’s Friends Cancer Foundation, End 68 Hours Of Hunger, and Liberty House for veterans.

Connect with Main Street Second Hand Shop

Stay updated on new arrivals and community events by following their Facebook page.

Why Shop Here?

Main Street Second Hand Shop isn’t just a store—it’s a place where community comes first. With affordable prices, a welcoming atmosphere, and a commitment to giving back, Tony and his family have created a space where everyone feels at home.

Stop by, say hello, and discover your next great find!