Danville News

Evie Collins, one of Danville's loveliest ladies, went home to her Lord on June 20, 2009.

While town residents mourn the loss of 47-year-old Dawn Weston who died of cancer Saturday, they celebrate a woman who always put others first.

A local woman and her passenger escaped their burning car yesterday after it was struck head-on by a dump truck, police said.

Marie Pigaga, accused of driving her car into a Danville, N.H., mother and killing her, will be tried again in August, but the charge will be different.

Like a scene from an "Ace Ventura" movie, police say a Danville man crashed his car on Route 101 and continued to drive with the crumpled hood wide open, poking his head out the window to see.

L. Mike Kappler RAYMOND-So, what is our water worth? New Hampshire's economic well-being, public health, and quality of life depends on the sustainable management of our state's water resources.

PACE members and area businesses are invited to The Plaistow Area Commerce Exchange Annual June After Hours.

Plaistow District Court may be staying open after all. Yesterday, the New Hampshire Senate officially removed the Plaistow courthouse from the list of seven district courts to be closed, according to Sen.

Exeter Rotary's Karaoke Idol event is only 3 years old and it already has regulars, attracting pros along with its fair share of newcomers.

Atkinson: The Memorial Day parade will take place at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Marchers will begin lining up at 10 a.m. at Town Hall.

Six Southern New Hampshire towns welcomed news yesterday that they qualified for a portion of the $29 million in federal stimulus funding for municipal road, bridge and other projects in the state.

Cash talk continued last week as town council heard from residents offering insight on how to spend taxpayers' money.

Julie Airoldi adjusts one of the framed landscape paintings hanging from the wall in her Amesbury studio.

Household hazardous waste collection day will run more smoothly this year for residents of Atkinson, Danville, Hampstead, Kingston and Plaistow.

More children are turning up in the school lunch line with empty pockets, as well as empty stomachs, said Kathleen Smith, assistant business manager for the Timberlane Regional School District.

Dog licenses may be the new economic barometer. Many Southern New Hampshire town clerks are reporting a marked decrease in the number of dog registrations, less than two weeks before the April 30 deadline.

The Exeter Chapter of the DAR held its monthly meeting on April 6, 2009. Barbara Townsend was recognized for 25 years of membership in the DAR.

A 27-year-old man accused of photographing boys at Water Country for his sexual gratification and creating Facebook accounts to solicit photos from other boys, has a history of stalking in his hometown, according to police.

Mosquito season is back and towns are buckling up for what could be a bumpy summer.

The trial of Marie Pigaga, charged with negligent driving in the death of a 43-year-old Danville, N.H., mother, has been delayed until Monday.