Recount Confirms KESD Budget Passed
A recount held Tuesday morning confirmed the Kingdom East School District budget passed.
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NCH Provides Update On Status Of Weeks Medical Center President Search, Board Recruitment At Listening Session
LANCASTER — North Country Healthcare plans to begin recruiting a permanent president for Weeks Medical Center within days and will wait for an independent governance consultant before refilling vacant seats
Creditor Says Bankrupt Senior Living Community Owes $44 Million-Plus
LITTLETON — The main creditor owed $30 million in the bankruptcy of a defunct senior living community is asking the court for a new bankruptcy classification and a trustee, saying
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Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing 15 Pounds Of Marijuana In Sutton
A Monticello, Florida, man and Norwich University student who, with a partner, stole over $30,000 of product from a Sutton cannabis grower pleaded guilty to felony grand larceny in Caledonia
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A female watch was found on June 20 in St Johnsbury. The owner may claim it at the police station. 1187 Main St. in St. Johnsbury.
Judge To Decide Fate Of Davidge Hedge
LANCASTER — A judge is expected to decide within 60 days whether the town must take action to address the Davidge hedge, a longtime source of complaints about visibility and
Town Revives Plan, Committee For New Safety Services Complex
After a lull, the town of Bethlehem is looking to revive its plan for a new safety services complex that would house the fire, ambulance, and police departments.
Multiple Unprepared Hikers Rescued On Mt Lafayette In Franconia
FRANCONIA — Multiple groups of hikers suffering from hypothermia on Mount Lafayette prompted rescue efforts Friday night, including one that involved an unresponsive 19-year-old hiker and an overnight carr...
There’s Lithium In Them Hills
There’s lithium in the hills of New Hampshire, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says, but the precise location of the lithium has not been made public. And there doesn’t seem
Tunnel To Towers Fundraising 5K Coming To Northeast Kingdom
Fundraising support for an organization that emerged from the heroism, devastation and loss of the Twin Towers terrorist attack 25 years ago this September is happening locally next month.
Charges Against Former Northumberland Town Clerk, Assistant Town Clerk Dismissed
NORTHUMBERLAND — The Coos County Attorney’s Office has dismissed all charges against former Northumberland Deputy Town Clerk Courtney McLain and former Town Clerk Melinda “Min” Kennett, ending a case...
After Pause, Federal Case Filed By Ex-Lisbon Cop Proceeds Against Town
After several years of stays and a New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling, a federal lawsuit filed by an ex-Lisbon police officer who claims he was placed on the “Laurie List”
Caleb Wilson expected to extend Georgia’s unique NBA draft streak
Holy Innocents' Caleb Wilson is expected to extend Georgia's streak of a top-10 NBA draft pick to six years this year.
Woman Dies In Head-On Crash
COLUMBIA, N.H. — A 25-year-old Pelham woman was killed and five members of a family were hospitalized following a head-on collision Friday night on Route 3 in Columbia, according to
Police Logs
Tannor Fortin, 28, of Newport Town, was arrested on June 17 on one count of sexual assault, five counts of domestic assault, and four counts of cruelty to a child. He was held on $10,000 bail at the Northern...
Green Mountain Books celebrates 50 years in Lyndonville
LYNDONVILLE — For 50 years, Green Mountain Books has been a staple of the Lyndonville community. Founded in 1976, the building where Green Mountain Books resides was once a commercial
Local Man Accused Of Public Exposure Denied Change To Probation Conditions
A Lyndon man accused of erratic lewd behavior requested that the court modify his probation conditions because he wanted to go swimming with his son, but was denied.
Lyndon Electric Department To Begin Smart Meter Rollout
LYNDON — Lyndon Electric Department expects to begin replacing all customer electric meters this summer as part of a $1.5 million smart meter project that utility officials say will improve
Select Board Approves Salt Shed Contract
BURKE — The Select Board has approved construction of a new salt-sand storage shed after determining it could be built for less than originally anticipated by foregoing a state grant
Town Advances Tax Incentive To Encourage Redevelopment
After a public hearing and subsequent voter approval in March, the Bethlehem Select Board is advancing a plan to implement a tax incentive authorized under New Hampshire statute to encourage
Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway Replacement Goes Out To Bid
New Hampshire Governor and Council on Wednesday approved funding for healthcare, housing, and infrastructure in the North Country and were briefed on the replacement of the Cannon Mountain aerial tramway,
Juveniles Seriously Injured In Separate ATV Crashes
MILAN, N.H. — Two juvenile ATV operators suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries in separate crashes Saturday afternoon in Coös County, according to New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation Off...
Orleans Teen Cited After Allegedly Fleeing Deputy On e-dirt Bike
ORLEANS — A 15-year-old Orleans resident was cited on charges of eluding a police officer and negligent operation after allegedly fleeing an attempted traffic stop on an electric dirt bike