Mark FoynesALTON — An 11-year-old has been taken into custody, allegedly as a result of a double homicide that occurred last Friday....More Joshua SpauldingREGION — There were plenty of races and issues that came up on the ballots across the local communities last week. One of the biggest issues on the ballot was in Barnstead, where voters had to choose ...More ALTON — During the last several months, research has been done by a town/school committee regarding Alton history in an effort to present new mascot names for Alton Central School. The committee ...More |
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  Kyle LurveyBERLIN — Dennis Carrier has been teaching Welding Technology for the last 13 years at the Regional Career & Technical Center at Berlin High School. ...MoreSteve BissonnetteBERLIN — Arts and Culture may well be the most undervalued economic engine in the North Country. ...More Steve BissonnetteBERLIN — In the 1990’s, a series of lawsuits resulted in the Claremont decisions, in Claremont School District v. Governor, 138 N.H. 183, 635 A.2d 1375 (1993) (Claremont I), the New Hampshire ...More |
Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — Selectmen here are making public information more accessible at their meetings and on the town Web site....More Mellisa SeamansTAMWORTH — Nearly 200 voters turned out and spent hours approving the 2019 Town Meeting Warrant on March 13. ...More |
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 Tara GilesLANCASTER — It's never a bad day when rock stars take over your school. The guys from the famous band Recycled Percussion, with their spiked hair, tattoos, brightly colored clothing and confident ...MoreTara GilesREGION — The movement against Northern Pass is still at the forefront of many minds throughout the state....More  Tara GilesWHITEFIELD — Any student interested in a career in music dreams about attending the world class Berklee College of Music. ...More |
 Erin PlummerPartiers enjoyed some tropical-themed fun to round out the winter months during the annual "An Evening in Paradise" fundraiser for the Gilford Rotary....MoreErin PlummerConstruction permits are down from this time last year, and project values have lowered, according to a report from the planning department....More  Erin PlummerFrom cruises to train tours to guided tours and many others, people from across the region could explore different options for vacations at the Passport to the World Travel Show....More |
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| | | | Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The Board of Selectmen received 34 applications for the town manager position as of the April 8 deadline, and will be selecting candidates for interviews. ...More  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Lakes Region Technology Center (LRTC) Precision Manufacturing student Jadda Doucette won a gold medal for her metal sculpture in the Skills USA competition on March 20 at Manchester ...More |
  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Students from Newfound Regional High School and Newfound Memorial Middle School meshed their talents together on Wednesday, April 10, to present a Bristol Bicentennial Concert for the ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Nearly 40 people of all ages attended story time at Minot-Sleeper Library last Friday afternoon to listen to the book "Officer Buckle and Gloria" with special guests Officer Nick Kelley ...MoreDonna RhodesBRISTOL — There is an ongoing investigation into the death of a man who was found inside an apartment building located at 76 Summer St. in Bristol last Friday afternoon....More |
  Angel LarcomFRANCONIA — A crisp day in mud season didn't dampen spirits as construction began on Lafayette Regional School's new jump pit. ...More Angel LarcomLITTLETON — On April 8, the Littleton Board of Selectmen reviewed and voted on suggested updates to Phase II of the Littleton Transportation Plan. ...More Angel LarcomLITTLETON — "Our goal is to make school funding and the hardship of property taxes central issues in public discourse," said John Tobin, one of two attorneys that recently visited Littleton High ...More |
  Erin PlummerMEREDITH — Democratic presidential candidate John Delaney spoke about his ideas for bipartisanship, healthcare reform, addressing climate change, and many other topics during a local meet and greet....MoreErin PlummerMEREDITH — The Inter-Lakes School District is moving towards more competency based grades, which has raised concerns among the student body on how this could impact their achievements and futures....More  Erin PlummerMEREDITH — Visitors could sample from restaurants across the region and contribute to a good cause at the 29th annual Taste of the Lakes Region....More |
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  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — For seven years, the Department of Safety, Office of the State Fire Marshal and the New Hampshire Fire Prevention Society has held a poster and calendar competition for approximately ...More Leigh SharpsPLYMOUTH—Now nearing its 10th anniversary, last Saturday's Earth Jam set on the University's central campus (HUB lawn) on High Street provided live music from noon to 10:15 p.m. non-stop for the ...More Donna RhodesWARREN — New Hampshire’s renowned humorist and storyteller Rebecca Rule paid a visit to the Joseph Patch Library in Warren last weekend, where she brightened the end of a long, snowy winter ...More |
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  Donna RhodesTILTON — At the April 11 selectmen’s meeting in Tilton, Town Planner Dari Sassan presented the board with a summary of ongoing projects and upcoming activity in the Tilton Land Use department ...More Donna RhodesBELMONT — If one were to mix some juggling feats with a touch of comedy, add a little magic and some zany antics, then stir it all together to create a great family night out, that’s just ...More Donna RhodesTILTON — Residents and staff at New Hampshire Veterans Home celebrated the opening of baseball season last Friday with a look back at the Red Sox’s road to the championship in 2018 that included ...More |
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