LITCHFIELD – Whether a new cell tower is built on church-owned land may hinge on an argument over the authority of the town’s code enforcement officer. The Tabernacle Baptist Church wants to lease a portion of its Route 102 property…
Debbie Hayes, Pam Smith, both of Pepperell, Mass., Sue Jackson, of Littleton, Mass., Shirley Smith, of Acton, Mass., and executive chef Al Soto, of Sodexo Food Services in Waltham, Mass., eat and prepare food before the showing of “Julie &…
Vandals “tagged” Alvirne High School with spray paint overnight Tuesday, police said. The vandalism was discovered at about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, police said. Police believe three different persons spray-painted graffiti both inside and outside the school, though there was no…
Two teens were unhurt when their car crashed into another car parked along Central Street on Tuesday night, police said. Mariah Briand, 18, of Hudson, was heading east in a 2002 Nissan Sentra when she veered into the breakdown lane…
NASHUA – Eleven suspects have been indicted following an investigation into the manufacture of methamphetamine in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The following suspects have been charged with conspiracy to manufacture meth: Thomas McElligott, 41, of Nashua. Alan Phillips, 47, of…
Kelly Pittman awoke in the early morning hours of the day she was scheduled to be induced into labor. Amid the quiet darkness, she thought, today is a beautiful day. Pittman, a mother of four, was having a little trouble…
HOLLIS – State health officials have concluded that a Milford family who developed a bacterial disease shortly after swimming in Silver Lake last month did not contract the illness from the lake water. Four members of Brenda Danforth’s family developed…
PORTSMOUTH – President Barack Obama returned to New Hampshire in hopes of restoring civility to the pitched, sometimes bitter national debate over his plan for universal health care. "Let me just say there's been a long and vigorous debate about…
NASHUA – The Board of Aldermen on Tuesday sustained the mayor's veto of a $2.2 million school security system. Only three of 12 aldermen present at the meeting voted to override the veto. It required nine votes for the override…
PORTSMOUTH – It was your classic case of "If everyone talks, who listens?" at Portsmouth High School. For those outside President Obama's Portsmouth town hall-style meeting, it was an ongoing battle to scream the loudest and the longest about health-care…
