Campton News

My first experience with The Stix restaurant, recently opened, was seeing its folksy wood sign, held by a statue of a bear, haphazardly placed along Route 49 next to the TruValue.

The University of Massachusetts Boston volleyball team won its first three matches of the Plymouth State Days Inn of Campton Tournament, before falling in the championship match to Emerson College in five sets, ...

The water company in Tamworth has been charged with knowingly delivering water to customers that was contaminated with uranium.

Don't chuck your worn-through, foul-smelling boots just yet. If your kicks are truly falling apart, they might win you a brand-new pair of Red Wing boots.

I write in response to a letter by Matthew Labrie of Campton regarding the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program .

One person was killed and three others badly hurt when the driver of a sport-utility vehicle lost control and crashed on Dean Road early yesterday morning, according to the New Hampshire State Police.

For a mere hobbyist, Bob Sobel sure can tell you a lot of fascinating facts about beekeeping.

Now that the foundation experts have left your new construction or addition project you have a giant muddy trench around the actual foundation walls.

Steven St. Jacques, 18, of Sanborn Street in Franklin was arrested June 3 on a warrant for simple assault.

State Police arrested six people during a weekend sobriety checkpoint set up in conjunction with Holderness Police along Route 3, just south of Golden Pond Country Store.

“We collect things that are one of a kind, so yes, we have the only set of John Stark's papers”

HERE'S THE thing about history. It didn't just happen in 1066 or in 1776 or in any other significant year you'd care to cite. via UnionLeader

W'ville Estates home destroyed by 2-alarm fire CAMPTON - A fire that destroyed a Waterville Estates residence remains under investigation but is not believed to be suspicious in origin. via The Citizen

“Chocolate is a comfort food, an aphrodisiac. Something that you don't wolf down, but savor. We have creamy, chewy, fruity, melt-in-your-mouth decadence”

Joan Clay is convinced she has the best job in the world. For the past 30 years, she's been making chocolate and other decadent confections like fudge and says that, as a result, "I get to make people happy ... via The Citizen

“Frost heaves will settle back, but the cracks can open”

They are everywhere it seems, popping up faster than daffodils, eating tires and forcing cars out of alignment and drivers to do a slow dance around them. via UnionLeader.com

Ivan S. Pierce, 79, of Barrington, a retired career U.S. Air Force veteran, died Saturday, March 15, 2008, after a long period of illness. via Seacoast Online

Although the snow and rain let up, concerns about overloaded roofs continued after part of a church roof collapsed in Campton, and engineers monitored several schools across the state. via WMUR-TV Manchester

“There was no damage to anything inside the barn”

A building at the New Hampton School was taken down on Wednesday afternoon when it was discovered that a roof to a maintenance building was on the verge of collapsing, yet another victim of the season's heavy ... via The Citizen

An collision in which a vehicle rear-ended a snowplow closed a northbound section of Interstate 93 north of Plymouth, N.H., on Thursday afternoon. via WMUR-TV Manchester

A northbound section of Interstate 93 in New Hampshire was closed Thursday evening after a a fatal crash involving a snowplow. via TheBostonChannel

State Police identified the deceased driver as Richard M. Carey, 47, of Hendersonville, N.C. The crash occurred at about 1:30 p.m. between exits 26 and 27. via UnionLeader.com