CONCORD - If Mason wants to withdraw from the Mascenic School District, it’s either going to have to appeal to the state Supreme Court, get new state laws passed, or else start the whole, long process over again. That’s the…
HOLLIS - The debt payments on recent land purchases will cause the biggest increase in the town tax rate in 2005, according to a first reading of the town budget Tuesday night. That news became evident two days before voters…
CONCORD - Gov. Craig Benson decided to drop plans to fill a vacant judgeship at Nashua District Court that has been the source of intense, political controversy, his spokeswoman confirmed Wednesday. The Nashua judgeship appears to be one of a…
MILFORD - Residents and businesses that get water from Milford were notified this week that the system had violated a bacteria standard in early November. Under state standards, no corrective action was required, and sampling as of mid-November found no…
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - The flu vaccine shortage apparently has ended in New Hampshire. Dr. Jesse Greenblatt, the state epidemiologist, said the state now has enough vaccine to protect its adult population, as well as residents at high risk for…
NASHUA- Home Health & Hospice Care is holding a flu vaccination clinic for older adults and adults at highest risk of complications from the flu Monday, Dec. 20, from 1-3 p.m. Only older adults receiving Medicare and other adults 18…
NASHUA- Guidance counselors from Nashua High School North and South will hold a free college financial aid workshop tonight at Nashua South. The program will be available in English and Spanish and students from both high schools are encouraged to…
NASHUA - A gas leak was discovered on the outside of Fairgrounds Middle School on Wednesday morning and was fixed prior to the start of school. “It was basically a small leak in an exterior pipe. It was repaired in…
MILFORD - Residents and businesses that get water from Milford were notified this week that the system had violated a bacteria standard in early November. Under state standards, no corrective action was required, and sampling as of mid-November found no…
NASHUA - A dog with a .45-caliber gunshot injury faces a potentially unsettling medical prognosis today. Veterinarians will see if they can repair the golden retriever-chow’s shattered elbow joint. Otherwise, the year-old male must have his right foreleg amputated. Workers…
Voters in Hollis are not only considering the largest land purchase in town history, they are preparing to make the type of decisions that will determine the state’s future. “Something is going to happen with all of the land in…
NASHUA - Aldermen voted 14-1 to endorse building a commuter rail station in the future within a yet-to-be-approved special tax district. City leaders want to use a tax increment financing district to pay for the estimated $14 million cost to…
HUDSON - The Board of Selectmen held off on moving forward with any changes to the noise ordinance Tuesday, with some board members saying they wanted some issues clarified. The board is re-examining aspects of the ordinance after resident Hal…
DERRY - A 12-year-old boy died early Tuesday evening after he was struck by a van near the Londonderry line. The boy, whom police would not identify, was pronounced dead at Parkland Medical Center, where he was taken by ambulance…
WILTON - Deputy Fire Chief David Boissonnault said it was just part of his job. Former ambulance attendant Tom Schultz said it was just one of those things you do. Police Officer John Fredette didn’t think it was all that…
LITCHFIELD - If Town Meeting voters approve a proposal to construct a new elementary school for grades 1-5 and pre-kindergarten at a cost of about $20 million, it would be the last school the community will ever have to build,…
NASHUA - Kristela Hernandez is breathing easier these days, and she has Susan Williams to thank. “I was sitting right there when it happened,” said Kristela, a sixth-grader at Fairgrounds Middle School, pointing at a nearby table in the school…
NASHUA - The Solid Waste Department has announced the schedule for curbside collections of trash and recycling during the holiday season. There will be no delays in collection during the two-week period between Monday, Dec. 20, and Friday, Dec. 31.…
MILFORD - Rising costs have shrunk plans for a new police station to the point that the Board of Selectmen came within one vote of all but canceling the project Monday. After debate about reduced expectations, the board voted 3-2…
WILTON - Deputy Fire Chief David Boissonnault said it was just part of his job. Former ambulance attendant Tom Schultz said it was just one of those things you do. Police Office John Fredette didn’t think it was all that…
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - Faced with a lack of support, Gov. Craig Benson has withdrawn his nominee to be New Hampshire’s next education commissioner. The nomination of Newfound Regional Superintendent John Graziano was scheduled to come before the Executive Council…
NASHUA - Teachers and administrators from both high schools say it is too early to determine whether a freshmen orientation program should remain a semester-long course. “That’s a really difficult question to answer right now because the first semester isn’t…
NASHUA - For several months now, Peter LaFlamme and his staff have been busy cooking up the perfect buffet of events to make 2005 - the 50th anniversary year for their Spartans Drum and Bugle Corps - one to remember.…
When Bill Veillette decided to move to New Hampshire, he planned to perfect his golf game, learn to play the piano and buy a sailboat. When he got here, he wound up spending his free time researching history instead. Veillette…
LITCHFIELD - Residents will get a glimpse of the old and the plans for the new tonight at Griffin Memorial School. The School Board and school building committee are holding a forum on their proposal for a new elementary school…
All’s well that ends well, even if there’s some heartache - not to mention a few tick bites - along the way. “He went berserk. He jumped on us and was crying - you know how they kind of cry…
MERRIMACK - Two women were injured when a car and a minivan collided at an intersection in the northern part of town Sunday afternoon. Police said Paulette Rochette of 6 C St., Nashua, was driving her Mazda Protege onto Bedford…
LYNDEBOROUGH - The headwaters of the Piscataquog River in Lyndeborough, Francestown and Greenfield include large blocks of undeveloped land, some unusual topography and some endangered species. Gordon Russell of New Boston, a member of the Piscataquog Watershed Association, met with…
AMHERST - If able to ignore the electric Christmas lights and the minivan parked out front, the casual stroller lured to a stately, brick colonial by the harmony of Victorian carolers in full period dress Sunday evening could have easily…
MERRIMACK - Her guitar work didn’t wow the crowd, but it was impressive enough considering she taught herself how to play and hasn’t been at it very long. Zoe Dancy, 16, was making her performance debut to a receptive audience…
From Mosul, Iraq, soldier Ryan Alexander wrote a poem about a pregnant cat, “a happy distraction” that he fed from prepackaged military meals. Ignoring warnings from medics, Alexander put on a plastic glove and petted the wild creature, “who may…
MONT VERNON - The Planning Board is proposing a series of changes to the town zoning ordinances in response to continuing development pressure, including one that would legalize “in-law apartments,” which officials admit are often snuck onto homes already. “This…
He may have been wearing a hat shaped like a giant Lego, but 12-year-old Adam Cunningham is anything but a blockhead. He’s part of a seven-member team called “The Stephen Hawking Project” that built a robot out of Legos. Last…
To add a little ho, ho, ho to the cha-ching downtown, parking meters in the High Street and Elm Street garages will be free starting Wednesday until after New Year’s Day. Mayoral aide Mark Sousa said the city’s goal is…
CONCORD - The latest round of state judicial nominations has been one of the most contentious in recent memory. Few of the people involved or watching seemed pleased with the process, and many were disappointed with the results. The five…
Cody Decker didn’t bother to take off his puffy winter coat or set down the stack of papers in his hand. Telling his mother about his morning in preschool was the 4-year-old’s top priority. “I had a fabulous day,” Cody…
NASHUA - Judah Maccabee would have approved Temple Beth Abraham’s decision to intensify the lights of Hanukkah. The synagogue celebrated the holiday Saturday evening by complementing annual traditions with a unique glimpse of the stars. Temple leaders knew they couldn’t…
There’s no question in Eddie and Beth Gilbert’s mind as to why they’ve spent thousands of hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars over two decades to create the region’s most unusual Christmas attraction.“When they open the door, it is…
MILFORD - The first issue of The Granite Town Quarterly, a new local newsletter, came out in Milford this month - but it’s not from The Telegraph or the Milford Cabinet. The Quarterly is the new official publication of Milford…
WILTON - More than two years after Granite State Concrete first presented its expansion plans to the town, a potential decision is still weeks, perhaps months away. On Wednesday night, the Planning Board deliberated for more than two hours on…
NASHUA - Aldermen are lining up to file legislation dealing with the use of city vehicles, as the repercussions continue from Mayor Bernie Streeter being charged with leaving the scene of an accident while he was behind the wheel of…
MERRIMACK- The culprits apparently are losing their marbles. Unfortunately, they may be doing so in the window of your car or home. Police are asking for the public’s help in cracking a case involving a rash of broken windows. The…
MERRIMACK- A trial date in the dispute between a former and current selectman has been postponed from next week until the week of Christmas. A two-day trial is now scheduled for Dec. 21 and 22 in the matter of Norman…
NASHUA- A holiday benefit concert at St. Joseph Hospital will now be Sunday at 2 p.m. The Temple Town Band will perform in the Carl Amelio Room. The concert is free, but those attending are encouraged to bring a nonperishable…
NASHUA - When Roger Doucette got the call, he hoped he had heard it wrong. A volunteer for the Salvation Army for 10 years, Doucette was told to respond to Steve King Tire Center in downtown Nashua, where a three-alarm…
CONCORD - Attorneys for the city of Nashua said Pennichuck Corp. has been for sale for years and that Pennichuck’s current CEO was hired to sell the company, while Pennichuck attorneys accused the city of trying to “hold the company…
NASHUA - Standing in the main atrium of the revitalized Nashua High School South building last Friday morning, Principal Tim Kelley greeted students as they shuffled by to their destinations. “This is my favorite part of the building,” Kelley said…
NASHUA - Conway Ice Arena officials are trying to resolve a $66,000 dispute with the Board of Assessors before the tax bill cuts into the nonprofit’s programs at the Riverside Street facility. Board members have raised questions about whether the…
NASHUA - Health Commissioner John Stephen says the state could save about $280 million over five years by decreasing the number of nursing home patients, providing more home care and streamlining other agencies that provide for the developmentally disabled, the…
HOLLIS - Supporters of the town’s effort to buy Woodmont Orchard West say they have begun to pursue federal grant money to reduce the financial impact of the potential purchase. Members of the Land Protection Study Committee, which was formed…
NH Hospital Association President Steve Ahnen discusses health care landscape in the state, federal and state policies affecting patients, AI in health care and more
Anthem and Martin’s Point are exiting the state entirely, Aetna is shrinking its coverage to just one county, and others are adjusting their plans, leaving some of the state’s counties with limited choices
New Hampshire’s attorney general says no improprieties by state officials preceded the sale of a large Nashua commercial building to China’s largest water bottler. But Attorney General John Formella’s report to Gov. Kelly Ayotte dated Oct. 3 says the provisions of federal law should have taken place prior to the sale of the 337,391-square-foot building at 80 Northwest Blvd. in Nashua by a subsidiary of Nongfu Spring.
Efforts to silence speech contradicts Trump executive order citing First Amendment
Despite a shift in policy, New Hampshire officials expect 100% of the households and businesses in the state will have access to broadband internet by 2026.
Careful planning around succession, market changes and investment choices can help you feel more confident about the years ahead.
Rajesh Nair is on a global mission to inspire students to experience the same joy he did as a youth in India when he learned how to build a simple crystal radio.
The Latest is a roundup of the comings and goings of the movers and shakers in NH's business community
Move to join the DH system follows two years of study
