Tim CroesBARNSTEAD — The Barnstead Board of Selectmen met on Tuesday, May 14, and part of its meeting included a discussion by members of planning board regarding the comments made by Selectman David Kerr ...More  Tim CroesALTON — On Saturday, May 11, Derek Pappaceno took several of his seventh grade students who participate in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Program at Alton Central School to ...More Joshua SpauldingALTON — The Prospect Mountain boys’ tennis team got the final week of the season off to a good start, knocking off Pelham by an 8-1 score on Monday, May 13. "We didn’t have practice ...More |
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  Edith TuckerBERLIN — Sunny skies and a light breeze that discouraged the black flies provided perfect conditions on Thursday for nine members of the House Resources, Recreation, and Development (RR&D) Committee ...MoreEdith TuckerBERLIN — Balloons, a band, pom-poms, cheers, Celtics jerseys, and luscious desserts and punch were featured at the Monday afternoon party organized on May 13 to celebrate National Nursing Home Week ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — When Michelle Ball noticed the Pet Safe website announcing a contest for communities in need of a dog park, she entered Berlin....More |
  Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — As a result of the frustration and confusion over obtaining public documents, Ed Comeau of Brookfield and this reporter have jointly filed a complaint in Carroll County Superior Court ...MoreMellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — Selectmen have agreed to enter into a tentative agreement to hold a conservation easement for Club Motorports, Inc. The conservation easement is just one of the things that company needs ...More Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — "Do we have a policy that the commissioners, if they are not going to show up, they do more than call a minute before the meeting starts and say they are not going to be here?" asked a ...More |
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 Edith TuckerJEFFERSON — Six Gun City will not open for the summer over the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. ...More  Edith TuckerWHITEFIELD — Twelve valedictorians, twelve salutatorians, and four outstanding Career and Technical Education (CTE) students of the year, all from North Country high schools, were recognized on ...MoreEdith TuckerWHITEFIELD — The Planning Board voted unanimously, 5 to 0, on Tuesday night, May 14, to approve two proposals: a 2-lot subdivision of a 23-acre parcel off Route 3 North owned by Bob and Lois Stiles ...More |
  Jeff LajoieNORTH CONWAY — Personal bests and strong performances from the locals made for an exciting meet on May 17, as the annual Wilderness League Championship provided one final tune up for the Division ...More Jeff LajoieGILFORD — For a full half, the Gilford High School girls’ lacrosse team stayed within striking distance of visiting John Stark on May 6. But a second half surge from the Generals proved to ...More Jeff LajoieTILTON — With personal bests in four different events, junior Becky Zakorchemny helped the Gilford High School girls’ track and field team to a solid performance in an 11-school meet held ...More |
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 Thomas BeelerWAKEFIELD — Selectmen accepted with regret the resignation of Building Inspector and Code Enforcement Officer Arthur Capello at a special afternoon meeting last Wednesday, May 15. Capello’s ...More  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — By Memorial Day, the four clocks in the Brewster Memorial Hall clock tower will once again offer the time of day to travelers in all directions. Their repair and restoration has been ...More Thomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — Public Works Director Dave Ford informed selectmen at their May 15 meeting that the water meter upgrade project approved by voters in 2012 would begin soon and reviewed the process by ...More |
| | | |  Darin WippermanWOODSVILLE —On a pleasant and sunny Saturday morning, the Clifford Memorial Building hosted town anniversary festivities. Haverhill, along with its neighbor Newbury, Vt., celebrated the 250th anniversary ...MoreDarin WippermanBETHLEHEM — With a much smaller crowd than the first hearing, the selectmen unanimously voted to kill the proposed noise ordinance on Monday evening. The controversial nine page document was seen ...More Darin WippermanCONCORD — Representative Sue Ford, an Easton Democrat, had a front seat at recent deliberations on the session’s gambling bill. As a member of the House Finance Committee, Ford was involved ...More |
  Jeff LajoieMOULTONBOROUGH — Wet weather made for a slippery ball. Maddy Greene barely noticed. The Moultonborough Academy freshman pitcher allowed just a single run in the top of the seventh inning, striking ...More Jeff LajoieMOULTONBOROUGH — While the weather called for some wet weather, the skies held tough in keeping the conditions dry for the first NHIAA Bass Fishing Tournament on May 9. Local high schoolers from ...More Jeff LajoieMOULTONBOROUGH — An early barrage gave the Moultonborough Academy softball team a big cushion. The Panthers would need just about every one of those runs in the end. Despite jumping out to a 7-0 ...More |
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 By Rachael BrownYou often hear about women helping other women, what about women building homes for other women? That is exactly what will happen on May 12th in Fryeburg at 483 Menotomy RD. Thanks to Lowe’s North ...More Steve SmithRELATIVELY FEW HIKERS are familiar with the trails on the eastern side of the Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness, a remote 12,000-acre tract in the Maine portion of the White Mountain National Forest. ...More  Rachael BrownTHE WATERS OF Purity Lake in East Madison run as deep as the roots of the family who have been stewards of the surrounding land since the 1800s. According to N.H. Fish and Game the lake is as deep as ...More |
  Joshua SpauldingNORTH CONWAY — Rob Mills and Malcolm Gocha left Kennett High School on Saturday with a ton of hardware. However, the most important piece was one they shared with everyone, the Wilderness Championship ...More Joshua SpauldingBRISTOL — The Newfound track team played host to the Bristol Lions Invitational on Saturday, with the Plymouth Bobcats joining in on the fun. The teams managed to escape without getting too wet, ...More Joshua SpauldingBRISTOL — After dropping a 5-2 decision on the first day back from vacation, the Newfound baseball team found the bats again and knocked off Mascoma by a 6-0 score on Wednesday, May 1. "Our pitching ...More |
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  Jeff LajoieBELMONT — After two straight losses, the Winnisquam Regional High School baseball team was in desperate need of a win on May 17. The visiting Bears took care of business at the expense of local ...More Jeff LajoieTILTON — Behind an offensive outburst that registered 14 hits and had runners on base in all but one inning, the Winnisquam Regional High School softball team picked up a key victory over Lakes ...More Jeff LajoieGILFORD — Just four batters into the game, Max DesMarais was in serious trouble. After a double, an error and two walks, visiting Winnisquam Regional High School led 1-0 with the bases loaded and ...More |
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