Bradford News

To build or not to build. That was the question last night facing Sutton residents, who debated long and hard on whether $1.1 million for a new highway facility was a good deal.

An article on the Bradford warrant last night to build sidewalks on East Main Street turned into a hard look at the state of the town center.

As of 5 a.m. Saturday, February 27, many New Hampshire towns remained in the dark, according to Public Service of New Hampshire.

A bill that would prevent communities from establishing residency restrictions for sex offenders has passed the state House of Representative and is on its way to the Senate.

The New Hampshire House rejected a bill Wednesday that would have allowed prosecutors to charge people who kill a fetus with murder, manslaughter and negligent homicide.

Of the two budgets that will go before Kearsarge Regional School District voters in March, the biggest difference is this: 2-percent raises for non-union employees.

With the entire state under a high wind advisory, PSNH reports that an outage affecting 3,200 Deerfield, Epping, Nottingham and Raymond customers is partially repaired.

Supporters are continuing to work on a plan to extend commuter rail service from Massachusetts into Plaistow.

Gary McGrath took over the Henniker Book Farm in 2005 from Walter Robinson, who opened the store in 1964.

Do you love driving through the countryside admiring the spectacular colors of fall foliage? Do you enjoy rummaging through book sales, attempting to find good books at a very reasonable price? If you've answered yes to both questions, then come up to New Hampshire on Saturday, Oct.

Even answered snow day prayers won't get Kearsarge students out of class this winter.

A Strafford man who filed a false theft report to police in 2008 was convicted Wednesday on a charge of insurance fraud.