Joshua SpauldingREGION — There are only a few contested races on the ballots in the local towns on Tuesday. In Alton, there are three contested races on the town ballot. In the race for a three-year seat on the ...More Joshua SpauldingNEW DURHAM — For the first time, New Durham voters will have the chance to vote on the town warrant articles at the polls on Tuesday. With the adoption of the SB2 form of town government, changes ...More  Joshua SpauldingSUTTON — In a battle of 16th and 17th seeds in the Division III tournament, one would expect a fairly even battle. And that’s exactly what the Kearsarge and Prospect Mountain girls provided ...More |
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  Edith TuckerDIXVILLE — Legendary ski resort developer Les Otten, principal of Dixville Capital LLC of Bethel, Me., and his four-member development team presented an overview of the $143 million proposed Phase ...More Edith TuckerGREENS GRANT — "We’re having the best winter of our 21-year history of operating winter SnowCoaches, largely due to early snow that allowed us to open fully well before Christmas and so far ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — Stephanie Bilodeau and Kate Demers, of Berlin, are two people of many in the community who do what they do for the love and respect of animals. After hearing their stories, it is conclusive ...More |
  Joshua SpauldingCONWAY — The Kennett hockey team finished the regular season with a solid effort against one of the top teams in Division III. On Saturday, Feb. 28, the Eagles welcomed John Stark-Hopkinton to town ...More Thomas BeelerWAKEFIELD — The race for selectman is the only contest this year in Wakefield. Current Selectman Charlie Edwards is running for re-election to a second term. Former Selectman Johnny Blackwood is ...More Thomas BeelerEFFINGHAM — The race for selectman is one of four contests this year in Effingham. The other three are: three candidates (James Morris, William Piekut and David Strauss) running for two seats on ...More |
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  Edith TuckerDIXVILLE — Legendary ski resort developer Les Otten, principal of Dixville Capital LLC of Bethel, Me., and his four-member development team presented an overview of the $143 million proposed Phase ...MoreDIXVILLE NOTCH — According to a recent study, the renovation and expansion of The Balsams Resort and Wilderness Ski Area will create significant job growth for New Hampshire’s North Country ...More  Edith TuckerBERLIN — Ken Gordon, MSW, of Littleton has been appointed CEO of Coös County Health Services by its Board of Directors. Gordon will replace Adele Woods when she retires on April 3 after 26 years ...More |
  Erin PlummerGilford High School’s Robotics Team placed fourth in regional competition and will move onto a second round of competition with high spirits. ...MoreErin PlummerThe town budget remains stable so far going into town meeting, and storm cleaning has not resulted in any major hardships for the town. At the same time, library circulation has been climbing....More Erin PlummerGilford Middle School’s principal has resigned from her position. Superintendent Kent Hemingway confirmed last week Sydney Leggett submitted a letter of resignation, and a letter went out to parents ...More |
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  Joshua SpauldingWOLFEBORO — It was fitting that on Maria Hendrickson Night at the Pop Whalen Arena, the lone senior on the Kingswood girls’ hockey team would lead the way as the Knights wrapped up their inaugural ...MoreThomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — Kathy Eaton, chairman of the selectmen-appointed town Economic Development Committee (EDC), came the Feb. 18 meeting of the Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen to discuss a vote taken at the ...More Elissa PaquetteTUFTONBORO — The trustees of the trust funds approved the Board of Selectmen’s request for a transfer of funds from the Library Capital Reserve Account to pay SMP architectural design fees ...More |
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 Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Newfound Regional High School is home this year to two exemplary student athletes who were recently recognized as being among the best in the state during the New Hampshire High School ...MoreGROTON — Groton Planning Board has prepared regulations that would need to be met by wind energy systems producing less than 30 megawatts, and also would be an influence on the state’s Site ...More  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Billed as the First Annual Frozen Family Fun Day, it was not only fun, but it was also a heartwarming afternoon of community camaraderie last Saturday, when people of all ages gathered ...More |
 Darin WippermanLISBON—Dozens of people packed the town hall last Wednesday evening to learn more about the asphalt plant proposed for property southeast of the intersection at Routes 302 and 117. After more than ...More Darin WippermanLITTLETON—Tender Corporation continues to make progress in finding a new home. A zoning board hearing for the 117,250 square foot facility in the Industrial Park will take place at 6 p.m. on March ...More  Darin WippermanLITTLETON—Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country will benefit from a recent find made in Atlanta, Ga. Dave Ernsberger, owner of the Nest, is now selling charitable bracelets at his Main ...More |
  Erin PlummerMEREDITH ⎯ Two benefits have raised more than $6,000 for a local woman battling cancer. The Wicwas Lake Grange worked with local partners to organize a race and a benefit dinner that has raised ...MoreErin PlummerMEREDITH ⎯ Voters had the opportunity to meet seven of the eight candidates vying for four open seats for board of selectmen; two on the ballot and two that will need to be appointed by a new board....More Erin PlummerMOULTONBOROUGH ⎯ Voters had the opportunity to speak with candidates for town offices during the annual Meet the Candidates Night....More |
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  Donna RhodesHOLDERNESS — It was an action-packed morning at the Holderness Town Hall last Wednesday morning, when Jet Stream Jocelyn and her Mad Science presentation came to town to entertain and educate families ...More Donna RhodesRUMNEY — There is always something fun going on at the Byron G. Merrill Library in Rumney, but last Thursday was a very special time when library director Susan Turbyne invited children from her ...MoreDavid RuellASHLAND — The Ashland selectmen dealt with a variety of issues at their Monday evening meeting, ranging from snowmobiling on the streets to the redesign of the flagpole triangle. They also heard ...More |
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  Donna RhodesREGION — It’s Town Meeting time once again, when voters will be headed to the polls on March 10. In SB2 towns like Belmont, they will be asked to make decisions on their ballots concerning ...More Donna RhodesBELMONT — Before heading off on winter break, eighth grade students at Belmont Middle School celebrated Presidents Day by welcoming some special guests who brought the past alive through their portrayal ...More Donna RhodesSANBORNTON — Sunny skies, snowshoes, and a whole lot of s’mores made for a great time outdoors at the Sanbornton Public Library’s Winterfest last Wednesday afternoon, where indoors the ...More |
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