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Tim Coulombe, TKB PropertiesThe city used to have lots of unoccupied housing. Now, it’s trying to address a shortage of affordable housing by renovating a former elementary school. -
Sean Hurley/NHPRPermits are now available to harvest Christmas trees from the public lands of the White Mountain National Forest.The permits are being sold online for the…
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A judge has ordered a Florida-based circus operator to pay $15,000 in fines for operating without a license in New Hampshire following a tent collapse in… -
New Hampshire Fish and Game officials say two snowmobile operators were treated for serious injuries in separate crashes that happened within minutes of…
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Petitions opposed to a proposal to put a 35-room hotel on Mt. Washington have attracted some 4,000 signatures. And at least 500 people have signed a… -
Almost a decade after a paper mill closed in Groveton – and long after many people gave up hope of any new jobs – a Vermont company plans to open a… -
It’s been almost a decade since the Groveton paper mill closed, putting about 300 people out of work. Efforts to replace even a few of those jobs have… -
The Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch is one of New Hampshire's historic grand hotels. The expansive property sits on about 11,000 acres which include a… -
This month the Coos Planning Board is expected to continue reviewing developer Les Otten’s plan to greatly expand the ski area. And, that's likely to… -
CALENDAR OF EVENTS: The newsletter typically announces events in the next week. The calendar shows you events in the coming months.FARMERS'…
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS: The newsletter typically announces events in the next week. The calendar shows you events in the coming months.FARMERS'…
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About 100 people gathered at the All Saints' Episcopal Church in Littleton to grieve and hear some members of the LGBT community share stories of the…