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Troop 246 takes canoeing trip to north woods of Maine
Troop 243 in Gilford recently went on a canoeing trip in the north woods of Maine instead of going to boy scout. The trip included Penobscot River, Lobster Lake, and Chesuncook Lake. The troop had an amazing time while outdoors, there were many sightings of moose and other animals that...
Meredith/Inter-Lakes Alumni Association awards two scholarships
MEREDITH — The Meredith/Inter-Lakes Alumni Association recently presented its annual scholarships to two students from the Inter-Lakes High School Class of 2024. Recipients were Lily Richardson and Eloise Moore. Lily Richardson received the Miss Lee Scholarship and will be attending Southern New Hampshire University pursuing elementary education. Reference letters...
Makers Mill to offer classes using Cricut
WOLFEBORO – Makers Mill will host a series of Cricut classes aimed at helping local DIY enthusiasts tap into their creativity. To get ready for the beach, lake, or pool, sign up for the Cricut: Canvas Beach Bag class on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 4:30-7:30 p.m. Participants will create a canvas beach bag featuring rope handles and an inside zipper pocket, personalizing it with heat transfer vinyl and layering techniques.
Strawbery Banke becomes the first Smithsonian affiliate in New Hampshire
Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth has been named the first Smithsonian affiliate in New Hampshire. Linnea Grim, the museum’s CEO, said Strawbery Banke’s goal of bringing world class art to the public aligns with the Smithsonian's. The affiliation also allows the Smithsonian to expand its audience to Portsmouth. Grim...
Million Dollar Lab Renovations Unveiled at River Valley Community College
At River Valley Community College, the newly renovated medical laboratory is ready for new students with a love of science and an interest in healthcare. “Becoming a laboratory technician can open a world of opportunity,” said Professor Nancy Eckert, Director & Clinical Coordinator of Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) & Phlebotomy Programs at RVCC.
Kettlehead's Meredith location, opening Saturday, plans to be known for food as well as beer
MEREDITH — Since its founding in Tilton in 2017, Kettlehead Brewing Company has been marching southward, opening a brewing facility in Franklin and a brewpub earlier this year in Nashua. For its fourth location, which is opening this weekend, the company did an about-face, with its first venture to the north.
The Wentworth, Jackson, New Hampshire Review
Travel Smarter! Sign up for our free newsletter. In the heart of Jackson, New Hampshire, surrounded by the majestic White Mountains, lies The Wentworth, a historic inn that recently underwent a $4 million renovation, breathing new life into the property. The refurbished guest rooms and suites have been thoughtfully designed to honor the natural beauty of the area, featuring warm earth tones and plush furnishings. Guests will notice nods to the inn’s history throughout the property—The Wentworth was originally built in 1869 by Joshua Trickey as a wedding gift to his daughter, and previously operated as a country inn named “Thorn Mountain House.” Throughout the hotel, you’ll see vintage posters and ads showcasing the grand resort.
Hampton property values skyrocket by 53% amid red-hot real estate market
A red-hot real estate market has prices soaring sharply across most of the nation, and according to the recent town-wide property revaluation, Hampton is no exception. The state requires property revaluations every five years in Granite State communities, and Hampton’s was recently completed. On average, preliminary results indicate that overall Hampton property values rose an average of 53%, according to Paul McKenney, of Municipal Resources Inc., contracted by the town to execute the reassessment.
Lakes Region Art Association to hold 84th annual exhibit ‘Celebrate Art’
TILTON — The Lakes Region Art Association will host its 84th Annual Exhibit, titled Celebrate Art. This event runs until Sept. 2, offering an opportunity for art enthusiasts and the public to immerse themselves in an array of artworks by local artists. A public reception will take place on...
Air traffic control tower at Pease airport poised for major renovation
The Pease Development Authority’s Board of Directors is slated to vote Thursday, Aug. 8, on a proposed $481,495 contract for the design of a major renovation of the air traffic control tower at Portsmouth International Airport at Pease. The board voted earlier this year to hire Harriman Associates Inc.,...
A passion for skin care
LACONIA — “I have always had a passion for health/wellness. I spent nine years as a labor and delivery registered nurse before fully transitioning into aesthetics,” said Aimee Hebert, owner of Hideaway IV & Aesthetics. Recently, the business relocated from a Village West, Gilford location to a...
Hampstead officials push back as plans move forward for new secure juvenile facility in town
HAMPSTEAD, N.H. — Discussions about a design for a new secure juvenile facility in New Hampshire became heated Wednesday at the Executive Council meeting as people in Hampstead continue to push back against the proposal to move the facility to their town. There are about 14 children on average...
Laconia considers changes to ordinance on camping on public land
LACONIA, N.H. — More communities in New Hampshire are considering changes to their public camping ordinances to address homeless encampments. After a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that said people do not have an absolute right to sleep outside in public places, some municipalities, including Manchester, enacted bans on camping on streets and parks. Laconia is now considering changes to its public land ordinance.
Bartlett planning board mulls new development
The Bartlett Planning Board on Monday concluded its public hearing into the proposed Cedarcroft Farms development off Route 302, but planning board members say it could take years before ground is broken. The public hearing was started on July 1 and continued to Monday. Andrew Fisher of Ammonoosuc Survey made...
Franklin’s planning and zoning director leaving city better than he found it
After three years on the job, this city’s Director of Planning and Zoning director, Seth Creighton, resigned to accept a position in Rochester. His last day was July 26. He cites Mill City Park as one of his biggest achievements in the role. “The position that I’m getting is...
State selects new location for 911 call center on Meredith Center Road
LACONIA — One of two state 911 call centers, currently located on the Laconia State School property, would be relocated nearby, according to plan the state's emergency services department previewed at a meeting with the planning board Tuesday night. A 21,000-square-foot complex and an adjacent outbuilding at the corner of Meredith Center and Lane roads are included in the proposal.
Car crash on I-91 South; significant traffic jam
GREENFIELD, MA (FRANKLIN COUNTY NOW) — An accident Friday morning on Interstate 91 South between Greenfield and Deerfield has resulted in a significant traffic jam on that highway. As of 11:10 a.m., traffic was backed up on 91 from near the weigh station to just south of the rotary in Greenfield (Exit 43). Motorists heading south out of Greenfield should avoid I-91 until the scene has been cleared.
Worcester library closes all branches after worker attacked with skateboard
A library worker in Worcester, Massachusetts, was attacked with a skateboard, prompting the closures of all branches the following day. The unprovoked attack happened Thursday afternoon at the main branch in Salem Square, city officials said that night. It caused the library to close an hour early. The worker is...
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