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Early morning blaze destroys Belmont home
All the occupants of a Weston Road home escaped injury, but the structure was destroyed in a three-alarm blaze early yesterday morning.
NH firefighters credit passers-by in crash rescue
Eds: APNewsNow. CORRECTS typo in lede. GILMANTON, N.H. a ' New Hampshire first responders are crediting passers-by for getting an 18-year-old injured driver out from under his car after it rolled over in Gilmanton.
Dozens Of Contractors Interested In Station Proposal
Almost 40 New Hampshire contractors have expressed interest in a proposal to build a new fire and police station in Gilmanton.
Police and fire hope for 'no-fluff' facility
Nearly 40 contractors showed up to a pre-bid meeting in Gilmanton earlier this month for a new public safety building at least five years in the making that will be a big-ticket item at March's town meeting.
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Suspects arraigned in Pelham burglary case
A burglary suspect confronted by a Pelham homeowner last week remains jailed on $100,000 cash bail.
Homeowner helps nab father-son burglary team
On December 17, 2009, at approximately 3:08 PM, Pelham Police received a call from a homeowner who arrived home to find two individuals burglarizing his residence.
Homeowner confronts intruders in driveway
Police took a father and son into custody after a homeowner allegedly caught the duo burglarizing his home Thursday afternoon.
Father, Son Charged In Apparent Burglary Attempt
A father and son were arrested after a man arrived home Thursday to find two people burglarizing his house, police said.
Committee approves administrative and maintenance school budgets
With little hesitation the Budget Committee approved the school board's administrative budget and operations and maintenance of facilities budget at $8,270,526 and $1,882,464 and commended board members for "doing their homework" before the meeting.
Dr. Harry Fensom named SAU 36 interim superintendent
In a surprise announcement, Dr. Harry Fensom of Nottingham was appointed the Interim Superintendent of SAU #36 at Monday night's school board meeting.
Lessons from last year help officials prep for upcoming winter
A year ago the Lakes Region was covered in ice and experienced numerous power outages, some that lasted for several days and prompted local officials to open emergency shelters.
More than 70,000 outages in Northern New England
More than 70,000 power outages have been reported throughout Northern New England as a result of a wind storm Saturday with gusts reaching over 45 mph.
The last of five people who conspired to rob the Franklin Savings Bank at gunpoint and get away on snowmobiles was sentenced in U.S. Federal Court yesterday.
"Peyton Place" author now a bobblehead
A little more than 50 years after she shook the nation's literary world with her blockbuster novel "Peyton Place," Manchester native Grace Metalious will be honored with a bobblehead.
Metalious house reputed to be home to ghosts
Land clearing for the proposed outlet mall in Merrimack should begin by April, according to town officials The 135-store outlet mall was approved in September 2008 and construction was expected to begin last year.
In celebration of Cabot Cheddar
If you're crazy for Cabot Cheddar, you may be interested to know that it's made right in your backyard.
UNH students go to 'extremes' for Lyme family
Courtesy photo UNH students Mercedes Dones-Patricelli and Lamisse Amiz, an international student from Oman, unloaded drinks for volunteers and workers at the site of a house being rebuilt by "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." DURHAM A group of students taking a class on active citizenship at the University of New Hampshire put the theory in motion ...
Officials from Barnstead, Belmont and Gilmanton, as well as a representative from the Belknap County Commissioner's office, gathered at the Gilmanton Academy Building on the evening of Sept.
Judge shares own driving experience
Moments after the Merrimack County Attorney's Office rested its aggravated drunken driving case against Adam Lamothe yesterday, Lamothe's attorney asked Judge David Sullivan to dismiss the matter for lack of evidence.
Littleton unearths some local history
In almost any town, Main Street is the thoroughfare of commerce and community, lined with shops and stores that supply the needs of its citizenry.