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Humans have figured out how to season their food with virtually every part of plants.
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Why do we use gasoline for small vehicles and diesel fuel for big vehicles?
Both gasoline and diesel fuel are refined from crude oil, but they are good for different things and can’t be used interchangeably.
Field lights are installed at Inter-Lakes
The lights at the Charles G. Burrows Memorial Athletic Field at Inter-Lakes Middle High School have been installed, and on July 8, Grandparents Club Chair Bruce Jones and his 12-year-old
Manchester swimmer drowns in Merrimack River Wednesday
CANTERBURY — A Manchester resident swimming in the Merrimack River drowned Wednesday afternoon. The incident is not considered suspicious, and State Police are investigating.
Winnipesaukee Wakesurf Open set for Aug. 1 in Tuftonboro
TUFTONBORO — Melvin Village Marina will host the fourth annual Winnipesaukee Wakesurf Open on Saturday, Aug. 1.
3 months later, no charges in South Main St homicide
LACONIA — It has been three months since Laconia Police found John Anderson stabbed to death in his apartment. While police have searched two residences and gathered tips from the
Vandals steal plants from Meredith butterfly garden, twice
MEREDITH — One day after a recent social media post celebrating a new butterfly garden at Meredith Community Center, 11 perennials and two plants were stolen by vandals, baffling Greater
Resident appeals to councilors for citizen committee to plan parades
LACONIA — Following this year’s Independence Day parade for America250, city residents have voiced negative opinions online, and brought the issue before council on July 13.
Meredith town manager hires Florida firm for economic development consulting
MEREDITH — Town Manager Judie Milner says she was brought on board 18 months ago to focus on economic development. She told the selectboard, July 13, that she hired a
‘It’s gonna cost us money to save money’: Home's FEMA law violation could cost 29 Belmont residents t...
BELMONT — The fate of 29 residents’ flood insurance hinges on response to a FEMA law violation at a home on Gardners Grove Road, and the selectboard is considering taking
News alert: Police find victim, car involved in reported abduction in Moultonborough
MOULTONBOROUGH ― An 18-year-old woman was allegedly abducted Thursday night, and a statewide alert helped identify the vehicle in which she was traveling. Returning to her last location, officers located
Company launches $47,000 pods to help survive natural disasters
The Lifepods are multi-hazard land capsule for ballistic threats, explosions and fires. It even offeres protection against flooding, tsunamis or climate disasters.
Rare fruit tree given rude nickname by Shakespeare discovered
The bizarre fruit, if picked and eaten when ripe, can cause diarrhea and nausea.
Judith L. Williams, 71
Judith Lea (Clifford) Williams, born July 7, 1955, passed away peacefully on July 12, 2026, surrounded by the love of her three children and their families, after a brief illness.
Carl J. Brewer III, 72
GILFORD — Carl John Brewer III, 72, passed away peacefully on July 10, 2026, after a long illness, with his loving wife, Carla E. Brewer, and family by his side.
Brian D. Ramsay, 85
Brian D. Ramsay, of Loudon, passed away peacefully on July 7, 2026, surrounded by his family. He was 85 years old.
Pauline M. Bolduc, 98
LACONIA — Pauline M. Bolduc, 98, passed away on July 13, 2026, at St. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Laconia.
'Music was always in me': Henry Laliberte reflects on 10 years playing the Lakes Region
Local musician Henry LaLiberte hit a milestone last year, playing 300 shows in 2025 alone. Almost all of his gigs were in the Lakes Region.
Happy Cow Ice Cream, local libraries encourage reading this summer
Sweet Readings, a summer reading challenge at Happy Cow Ice Cream Shop, in Laconia, returns for a second year. Those who complete the challenge are awarded a free small ice
Former Meredith Selectboard chair commended for help with barn fire
MEREDITH — The Meredith Fire Department Merit Committee commended selectboard member Mike Pelczar, and his wife Betsy, for their help fighting a large barn fire last week.
City creates 1st reserved veteran parking spot
LACONIA — The first of many veteran parking signs is up, after a request from Councilor Mike Conant (Ward 6) at a June 22 city council meeting.
Strong winds cause minor damage, outages in Lakes Region
While some areas in the Granite State experienced high winds, hail and heavy rain in the late hours of Tuesday and into Wednesday, the city and surrounding towns had minor
Ward 5's Bogert resigns from council, effective end of month
LACONIA — Ward 5 Councilor Steven Bogert, is retiring. He made the decision public during the council meeting Monday night.
15 summer supplements to heat-proof your health
Life Extension reports 15 summer supplements that help maintain health during warmer months, addressing hydration, skin care, immune support, and energy levels.