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Ipswich man charged in Boston with shoplifting, threatening CVS employee with blood-filled syringe
BOSTON — A 25-year-old Ipswich man was arrested late last month after he allegedly shoplifted from a CVS in Boston and threatened to stab an employee of the store with a blood-filled syringe. Robert Griffin Sullivan allegedly attempted to leave the Cambridge Street CVS on July 28 without paying...
MSPCA announces several fee-waived adoption events
BOSTON, Mass. (WLNE) — The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) announced several fee-waived adoption events throughout late August and early September. The MSPCA and its Massachusetts Animal Shelter Support (MASS) coalition partners said the events are to free up space in shelters throughout the...
Maine Authorities Confirm Body Found in Casco Bay was from Bow
A body recovered from Casco Bay at the end of July has been positively identified by the Maine Medical Examiner as 31-year-old Bow native Edward Berke. Berke, an alumnus of Bow High School, was on a boating trip with three others when the Coast Guard received a distress call on July 4th reporting Berke had fallen overboard near Clapboard Island.
Investor-owned mobile home parks are pricing out residents: ‘It's borderline criminal.’
This story was originally produced by the Concord Monitor. NHPR is republishing it in partnership with the Granite State News Collaborative. At the end of the month, Edmund McGahey plans to load up his U-Haul with the American flag neatly rolled behind his front door, take his wind chimes down from his front porch, pack his eight potted Christmas cacti, and leave for Texas.
‘He always worked hard to get the best out of everyone’
WALPOLE, N.H.-On Aug. 3, several hundred people gathered in the Walpole Elementary School gymnasium to celebrate the life of longtime Bellows Falls Union High School coach Russell Pickering. By all accounts, Pickering was an extraordinary and highly admired man, teaching, coaching, and mentoring thousands of students, peers and, at times,...
Memoir workshops with Pam Bernard
WALPOLE, N.H. – Award-winning writer and mentor/coach Pam Bernard announces a new series of her popular memoir workshops, to begin the first week of September. Workshops are three hours, once a week, for eight weeks. Days and times vary from series to series. Memoir is characterized by the exploration...
North Branch Construction Adds Three
Concord, NH –North Branch Construction announced it recently welcomed three new hires. Daniel Murphy joins the firm as a project superintendent. He brings over 16 years of construction industry experience managing new construction and renovation projects. Kevin Millar joins North Branch Construction in the role of project superintendent with...
Concord Middle School Location and Funding Update
If the Concord School District is forced to backtrack on the location of the new middle school, it wouldn’t jeopardize any state building aid for the project. That information – confirmed by a state education official Monday – is in direct contrast to what school leaders have told the community about revisiting the vote to relocate the school from its current location on South Street to raw land on the East Side of the city – a decision that has stirred community uproar.
Live and Let Live Farm in Chichester Temporarily Reopens
Live and Let Live Farm owner Teresa Paradis is very happy that a Merrimack County Superior Court judge ruled that her animal rescue organization in Chichester could re-open amid a licensing dispute with the state’s Department of Agriculture. Judge John Kissinger’s order on Monday followed a court hearing last...
Nicole Wrobel and Jill Hunter join Speare Primary Care
PLYMOUTH — Jill Hunter and Nicole Wrobel, advanced practice registered nurses, recently joined Speare Primary Care. Hunter comes with 25 years of experience caring for people with a wide range of needs, from chronic illnesses to preventative care. After earning her bachelor's degree in nursing at University of New Hampshire, she earned her master's degree in nursing in the family nurse practitioner program at Simmons College in Boston. She graduated summa cum laude for both degrees.
Keene DPW to begin annual fall water main flushing, lists streets affected during first week
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) – The City of Keene’s Public Works Department will begin its annual fall water main flushing program this weekend. The program is meant to clean mineral deposits from the water mains and allows the city to exercise city water valves and hydrants, keeping them operational for firefighting, water main breaks, and other issues.
WHS Boys Basketball To Hold Annual 3v3 Tournament For Boys & Girls In Grades 3-8 On August 24, Registration Deadline On August 17
WILMINGTON, MA — The Wilmington High School Boys Basketball Boosters Club is holding its 3rd Annual 3v3 Tournament for Boys and Girls in Grades 3-8 on Saturday, August 24, 2024 on the Shawsheen Courts. The schedule is as follows:. Boys & Girls entering Grades 3 & 4 will play...
WCTV NEWS: WCTV To Cover Important Select Board, School Committee & School Building Committee Meetings On August 19 & 20
Below is an announcement from Wilmington Community Television:. RMLD Current Insights — Episode 18 — Erin MacDonough, Operations Assistant. “Trees” is the word of the day on this new episode of RMLD Current Insights. Host Greg Phipps, and RMLD’s operations assistant, Erin MacDonough discuss what RMLD does to ensure the upkeep of power lines and when it is time to make a call to get the trees on your property trimmed.
Majestic Dragon closes its doors for the last time
IPSWICH — The town has lost a local institution. “After 35 years of business serving the Ipswich and the North Shore community, the Woo family will be closing the doors to the Majestic Dragon for the last time tonight,” restaurant owners announced Tuesday afternoon, August 13. “I have...
Amazon sees end-of-year delivery on opening of massive Charlton warehouse
CHARLTON — Amazon’s 2.8-million square-foot distribution center, a building with a future that has been a giant question mark for the town since the plan was introduced in 2021, is set to open near the end of the year, according to a company representative. The distribution center is at 53 Sturbridge Road, on...
Good Pickin’ Farm hosts annual adult summer camp day
WESTFORD – Summer camp isn’t just for kids, at least in Westford. Good Pickin’ Farm held its annual Summer Camp Day for Adults on Aug. 10, allowing adults to partake in the summer camp activities for a day. “Jealous of all the fun kids get to have...
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