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Londonderry workforce housing proposal variance granted
The proposed townhouse community, which would be entirely rental units, still has a ways to go before final approval.
New St. Anselm College dormitory to be built this summer
This is the architect's rendering of Saint Anselm College's new residence hall, viewed from the front.
New roundabout proposed at Goffstown intersection
Two public hearings on Tuesday, May 21, will address busy intersections and road repairs, including the possibility of a third roundabout in town.
Some parents concerned with plan to swap classroom, library at Goffstown school
An effort is under way to get the Goffstown School Board to change its decision switching the portable classrooms and the library at Maple Avenue Elementary School.
NH officials approve sale of vacant campus in Stratham
An aggregation of NH information by the staff and audience of the New Hampshire Union Leader, The Goffstown News, The Bedford Bulletin, The Hooksett Banner and The Salem Observer.
High Street Farmhouse adds some diversity to Goffstown dining
The restaurant, open since December at 9 High St., offers locals a dining experience that isn't stuffy, but offers high-quality meals at reasonable prices, said Guy Streitburger, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Jen Lutzen.
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Mont Vernon Village Store reopens
Kathy Cleveland photo Martha Shadwell, of Goffstown, with her baby, Jeanne, talks to Dan Bellemore on the opening day of his Mont Vernon General Store Saturday.
Merrimack River to be tapped as Manchester Water Works expands supply
Manchester Water Works will need to borrow about $10 million for the project, raising the bill for the average customer by about $16.50 a year, according to Water Works Director David Paris.
Goffstown man tried to run down relative, police say
GOFFSTOWN A 21-year-old man is being held on $50,000 cash bail accused of trying to run over a family member.
Police cruiser, car crash in Goffstown
A two-vehicle accident involving a State Police cruiser forced the closing of a section of Route 114 in Goffstown Monday night.
UPDATED: Goffstown power expected to be back on by
Public Service of New Hampshire expects that power will be fully restored to 1,200 Goffstown customers about 5:15 p.m. Some could be restored sooner, as crews work to transfer customers to other circuits, said company spokesman Martin Murray.
Taking a step back in time at Mont Vernon General Store
Since 1840, the Mont Vernon General Store has been part of the landscape of the small town.
Goffstown woman accused of choking boyfriend
GOFFSTOWN A local woman is accused of choking her boyfriend in an incident at their Joffre Street residence.
Bedford dropout rate one of lowest in state
In offering explanations for the low dropout rates at their high schools, education professionals in the communities covered by Neighborhood News point to a common denominator: alternative programs aimed at students struggling with the conventional paths toward high school graduation.
Hooksett exploring tuition pacts, considering lawyer
The Hooksett School Board may consider seeking an attorney to assist it in the drafting of potential contracts with area high schools as a contractual dispute with Manchester continues to simmer.
Census Bureau links poverty with out-of-wedlock births
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Enhanced identity is key concern for Pinardville at 'Planapalooza'
Pinardville residents and business owners want more civic spaces, an increased tax base and an enhanced identity for their section of town, which means making the neighborhood more walkable and welcoming to others who may come from elsewhere.
Dunbarton parents eye Bow as high school choice after 2014
When Dunbarton families were asked in the early years of the Regional Enrollment Agreement with Bow whether they wanted their child to enroll early in Bow schools or remain enrolled in Goffstown schools beyond 2014, many supported the Goffstown option.
When visiting prison, don't forget your underwear
If you plan to visit a New Hampshire state prison inmate, you better wear undergarments from now on.
Bedford drivers adjusting?to new traffic roundabouts
It's taking some time for local drivers to figure out the rules of the road when it comes to a pair of newly constructed roundabouts in town.