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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 Angel LarcomBERLIN — At the June 10 City Council work session, Wednesday Belanger presented a proposal for the Girl Scouts to install a free library kiosk on public property in Berlin. ...More  GORHAM — On Friday, June 7, the AVH Auxiliary held its 31st Annual Golf Tournament at the Androscoggin Valley Country Club in Gorham. ...MoreTara GilesBERLIN — On Wednesday, May 22, Berlin residents gathered for a public hearing to discuss the proposed budget. ...More |
Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — Town officials here have halted construction activity at a Route 16 site while they await soil testing results....More Melissa SeamsOSSIPEE — Carroll County Delegation Chair Edie DesMarais (D-Wolfeboro) wants to form a County Jail subcommittee....More  Elissa PaquetteOSSIPEE — Presidential candidate and U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell made a swing through Carroll County, stopping at Hobb's Tavern in West Ossipee on Memorial Day. Knute Ogren, leader of the Carroll County ...More |
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Tara GilesDALTON — Dalton Fire Chief Ron Sheltry has been suspended pending allegations that he told his crew to stand down after being dispatched to the home of Kathy and Ted Barden on French Road in Dalton ...More  Tara GilesLANCASTER — On June 13, a tree dedication ceremony was held in Lancaster. ...More Tara GilesGROVETON — John Broderick, former New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice, travels far and wide to discuss mental health and ways to decrease the stigma around it. ...More |
  Erin PlummerFinding life lessons in real experiences, learning from mistakes, and finding opportunities to grow were some of the lessons shared to Gilford High School's Class of 2019 at their graduation....MoreErin PlummerA public hearing has been scheduled to significantly lower the town's vendor fees after concerns that the current fees might be restricting certain businesses. ...More Erin PlummerSummer is starting for the Gilford Parks and Recreation Department, and the month of June is brnging hiking, Lego camp, sports, fun on the town beach, and so much more....More |
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| | | |  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Graduations mark the last time classmates are able to stand together as one and reflect on their shared experiences before advancing on their separate journeys. ...MoreElissa PaquetteTUFTONBORO — The Tuftonboro Swap Shop Ad Hoc Committee awaits approval of its plan to reopen the shop on July 1. ...More Joshua SpauldingWOLFEBORO — If you were told that a random dream sequence in the first season of the sitcom "Boy Meets World" eventually led to some of the biggest secrets of one of the most popular shows in recent ...More |
  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — The Newfound Regional High School Class of 2019 said their final farewells to teachers, coaches and school administrators last Saturday morning before heading off to places far and wide ...More Donna RhodesHILL — Jenny D. Blake School is known for, among many things, its enthusiasm for history and the environment, and on Thursday, June 13, they were joined by Gov. Chris Sununu to cut the ribbon for ...More Donna RhodesHEBRON — May 19-25 was National EMS week, honoring the emergency medical personnel and Hebron Fire Department treated their staff of EMTs to a dinner last Wednesday to personally thank them for ...More |
  Angel LarcomBETHLEHEM — More than twenty people gathered at Reklis Brewing, Bethlehem's newest watering hole, on Saturday, June 8, to raise both money and awareness for the Batey Foundation....More Angel LarcomFRANCONIA — The first of several sculptures slated for installation on Franconia's new sculpture trail arrived on June 13 from Stonington, Connecticut. Douglass Rice, a juried member of the New ...More LITTLETON — Littleton High School’s Crusader Community is proud to announce the Class of 2019’s Valedictorian, Nicole Marie Piette, and Salutatorian, Joseph DePalma IV. ...More |
  Erin PlummerMOULTONBOROUGH — The Moultonborough Academy Class of 2019 remembered some good times in their small community and received lessons on learning from experience during graduation....More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — Despite some rain, supporters of POW/MIA's still rode their bikes from Gilford to Meredith for the 26th annual Freedom Ride ending with the 31st annual vigil at Hesky Park....More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — It was an idea that started with another Rotary chapter in Vermont, started on Meredith Bay with a little tent on the ice, and over a few years blew up to a massive event. ...More |
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  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — On Monday, June 10, Plymouth Elementary School was proud to unveil an exhibit of artwork done through a collaboration between kindergarteners and high school students, featuring portraits ...MoreREGION — Throughout the month of June, The Common Man Family of Restaurants is partnering with the American Red Cross in New Hampshire on a "Give $10, Get $10" campaign to help raise funds for a ...More  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — Blue skies and high spirits made the 10th Annual Bobcat Memorial 5K Walk/Run on Sunday morning a great success as a large crowd assembled at Plymouth Regional High School to not only ...More |
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  Donna RhodesTILTON — "Do what you love and be confident... I hope you follow your pursuit of happiness and find success, because you deserve it," said Julia Connelly, president of Winnisquam Regional High School’s ...More Donna RhodesGILFORD — Belmont High School held their graduation ceremonies once again at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in Gilford last Sunday afternoon, where the Keynote Address of English teacher Brian ...MoreDonna RhodesREGION — On Monday, many residents of the Winnisquam Region took time off from their cookouts and other holiday activities to attend Memorial Day parades and ceremonies, honoring those who gave ...More |
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