 Cathy AllynNEW DURHAM — "I feel great," Stephanie MacKenzie said on her first day of official retirement from Town Hall. "I want to do different things now and spend more time with my grandchildren."...MoreCathy AllynNEW DURHAM — Residents will have an eyeful of holiday spirit this year as parts of town are lighted up like never before. ...More  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The pressures of COVID-19 have changed the educational landscape these days. Students in the Governor Wentworth Regional School District are participating in what is called the hybrid ...More |
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  BERLIN — As part of its commitment to affordable housing options for the community, the Berlin Housing Authority (BHA) recently partnered with Eversource and the Tri-County Community Action Program ...MoreTara GilesBERLIN — On Nov. 23, the Berlin City Council met for a work session where Tara McKillop from AV Home Care gave a presentation. ...More BERLIN — With its recent acquisition of 1,300 acres of land adjacent to Jericho Mountain State Park, an off-road promotional group is making plans to develop the property into an off-road recreation ...More |
  Joshua SpauldingOSSIPEE — When longtime Ossipee Recreation Director Peter Waugh stepped down from his job just about five years ago, Justin Chaffee had just started his time as the Wolfeboro Parks and Recreation ...More JACKSON — Sandra and Gary Plourde from Jackson have been awarded Innkeeper of the Year by the New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association (NHLRA)....More EFFINGHAM — Green Mountain Conservation Group is excited to welcome EB (Emma Brandt) and Trent Millum as their newest Americorps members for 2020-2021. ...More |
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  Tara GilesBEECHER FALLS, Vt. — Twenty-four-year-old Kaitlin Wood, formerly of Lancaster, now living in Beecher Falls, VT, was recently featured along with her dog, Pemberly on a unique TV show. ...MoreTara GilesJEFFERSON — During a remote Nov. 20 meeting in Jefferson, the Select Board was presented with two options regarding the tax rate. ...More DALTON — Over the past year, the Planning Board of Dalton, NH has been working on a zoning ordinance during Planning Board meetings....More |
 Erin PlummerAfter a vote by the Gilford School Board, Gilford schools will continue remote learning through Dec. 4 and return on Dec. 7 due to a number of students and staff having coronavirus and a large amount ...More Erin PlummerHoliday cheer and winter fun are still scheduled with some new and altered events to accommodate social distancing, though some annual events in town will not be happening in 2020. ...More The Children’s Auction, dedicated to assisting children and families throughout the greater Lakes Region, will need the communities support more than ever this year. ...More |
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| | | | Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Beginning Friday, Dec. 4, Wolfeboro residents will find a brief survey along with their electric bills asking for their views on Atlantic Broadband's (ABB) service and support here in ...More  Joshua SpauldingOSSIPEE — When longtime Ossipee Recreation Director Peter Waugh stepped down from his job just about five years ago, Justin Chaffee had just started his time as the Wolfeboro Parks and Recreation ...More Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Maxfield Real Estate is among the initial donors to the Warmth and More Fund, managed by Wolfeboro's Welfare Director Amy Muccio. ...More |
 Joshua SpauldingBRISTOL — Newfound Regional High School officially put a bow on the fall sports season the week before Thanksgiving, handing out awards for the cross country, soccer, football, field hockey and ...More Joshua SpauldingREGION — While relatively new to the real estate business, Tom Edwards might be a familiar face around the Newfound Lake area and he’s looking to help anyone who might be interested in buying ...More  BRISTOL — The Slim Baker Foundation for Outdoor Education is pleased to present some exciting upcoming activities at the Slim Baker Nature Area on New Chester Mountain Road. ...More |
  Angel LarcomLITTLETON — In stark contrast to previous economic summits, this year's Littleton Regional Chamber gathering was a virtual affair. ...More Angel LarcomFRANCONIA — The Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country plan to expand its existing snowshoe and winter hiking program this winter thanks to a $50,000 grant from the Tillotson Fund and NH ...MoreAngel LarcomBETHLEHEM — After several months of negotiations the historic Bethlehem Country Club has at last sold. ...More |
Erin PlummerMEREDITH — Inter-Lakes Schools will be on remote learning through Dec. 4 to give the schools extra time for testing and quarantining after Thanksgiving....More Erin PlummerREGION — Holiday events are still scheduled around the area, with some new activities and some old favorites taking a different form. ...More  MEREDITH — Hermit Woods Deli, on Main Street in Meredith, has hired Chef Manager, Debra Urquhart. ...More |
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WENTWORTH — The Board of Directors of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) has announced $4.1 million dollars in matching grants awarded to thirty-two projects across the state, ...More PLYMOUTH — He never smiled on camera, earning him the nickname of "the Great Stone Face." ...More PLYMOUTH — A pair of Plymouth State University professors are revolutionizing the practice of law by introducing the use of data analytics....More |
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  Erin PlummerNORTHFIELD — Thanks to a collaborative effort between the school district and a local organization, more than 100 families in the Winnisquam Regional School District got a free Thanksgiving dinner ...More Joshua SpauldingFRANKLIN — Remember when a group of people in Boston were making a bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics?...MoreSANBORNTON — In light of the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the area, the Sanbornton Board of Selectmen and the Town Clerk/Tax Collector have announced that the following changes are being implemented, ...More |
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