Greenland News

Town planners are considering whether to create a downtown village district. A public workshop to gauge community interest and generate ideas is set for 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Dec.

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Actions taken by the Board of Selectmen at its Tuesday meeting will allow for the continuation of road construction for the 76-lot Falls Way subdivision off Breakfast Hill Road.

Police and firefighters were called to Post Road Tuesday night when an 11-year-old girl was hit by a pickup truck and seriously injured.

The Daniel Webster Council, Boy Scouts of America will honor Bob Lister, Portsmouth city councilor-elect, with the 2009 Portsmouth Area Good Scout Award.

Judy Alix laughed excitedly. "Thirty made, only 470 more to go!" she exclaimed. At 3:30 p.m. Friday, about 10 members of the Greenland Women's Club were peeling apples, rolling dough and mixing ingredients for the pies they will sell in the 19th annual Pie Festival and Craft Fair Sunday at Greenland Central School on Sunday.

A report on potential traffic impacts was presented at the Planning Board's Thursday meeting as it continues to look at the feasibility of changing zoning along Route 33 and near the intersection of Route 151 and Portsmouth Avenue to guide possible future development.

Sisters and church members Mary Kohlhase Frarie, Barbara Kohlhase Stone and Libby Kohlhase Wilcox model hand-knit items on sale at the Greenland Church Christmas Fair set for Saturday, Dec.

Pigs gather around Tim Rocha, owner of Kellie Brook Farm in Greenland, as he distributes some apples Friday.

The public is invited to a demonstration on Crystal Singing Bowls on Tues., November 17 at 7:00 p.m. at the Weeks Public Library in Greenland.

Veterans Day observances are scheduled in the following communities; BARRINGTON - Members of the Roger E. Cardin American Legion Post 114 are holding their annual Veterans Day ceremonies Wednesday, Nov.

Police say they don't expect to levy charges against the owner of a tractor-trailer truck that was found Monday night engulfed in flames on the side of Route 33.

The halls of Greenland Central School were decorated in red, white and blue, but what stuck out more than the colors were the words written between them.

Authorities are looking for the driver of a tractor-trailer unit that was discovered unoccupied and consumed by flames on the side of Route 33.

While food and snacks are a mere slice of the overall tradition during the holiday fair season, that doesn't mean there's any less serious planning, preparation and presentation in the kitchens and cafes that help keep people going all day.

Plus, don't miss out on what the Congress Street Gallery and Three Graces have to offer.

Today's lunch menu includes garden salad with freshly prepared ranch dressing and garlic croutons, pan-roasted pork tenderloin, wild rice with Cape Cod cranberries, grilled asparagus, fall harvest apple sauce and cinnamon pumpkin cake.

Witnesses at the store described three males entering the store, displaying a handgun and demanding cash and cartons of cigarettes.

There's a fluorescent pink sign hanging behind the counter of Cabot Street Market.

Sea levels are rising faster than expected and coastal cities on the East Coast are at risk for severe flooding, according to arctic scientists.