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ST. JOHNSBURY — Town Manager Chad Whitehead is asking state officials, courts, human-service agencies and local organizations for help addressing escalating disorder in downtown St. Johnsbury, saying a rel...
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ST. JOHNSBURY — A man accused of holding a hammer while threatening a family near the park downtown must remain in jail, a judge ruled Tuesday afternoon.
BURKE MOUNTAIN — Partners touting the First Steps Forward program in a crowded resort conference room on Wednesday say the initiative aims to meet immediate needs for Northeast Kingdom moms
DALTON — To cheers, and after an 8-year fight to toughen landfill siting rules, New Hampshire’s governor on Thursday signed into law a landmark siting bill, just days after a
ST. JOHNSBURY — A K9 was used to help police track down a woman they say displayed a gun while robbing Domino’s Pizza on Thursday evening.
GREENSBORO — A dozen naturalists looked on as the light swish of a butterfly net cut through the misty July air, snaring a darting white speck. A quick transfer to
Lincoln Gingue of St. Johnsbury, left, reacts after popping a balloon and winning a prize in the dart throw at the Danville Fair on Friday, Aug. 9, 2019. At right is his father, Eric. (Photo by Paul Hayes)
More than three years after members of a neo-Nazi group disrupted a drag story hour at a cafe in downtown Concord, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office announced Thursday it
LITTLETON — Nine months ago, the town came back into possession of its antique American LaFrance fire engine named Bertha.
ST. JOHNSBURY — A homeless man with a lengthy history of violating sex offender registry requirements is in jail serving a 30-day sentence after being caught on Wednesday following a
ST. JOHNSBURY — Held in jail for reportedly using a hammer to threaten someone near the Welcome Center park, a local man is now accused of punching a fellow inmate.
PEACHAM — The life of one of the town’s early settlers, Jonathan Elkins Jr., was the subject of a recent talk delivered at the Peacham Library, the second in a
Following New Hampshire’s award in December of $204 million in federal Rural Health Transformation (RHT) grant funding to improve healthcare access, quality, financial sustainability, and workforce and tec...