Greenland News

A Greenland man is charged with ten crimes following his Wednesday arrest by officers from two local police agencies and federal U.S. Marshals deputies.

A bill that would strip the city of its water rights to the town of Greenland cleared a major hurdle in the House on Wednesday.

In this file photo, the Greenland Fire Department ambulance transports a man to the hospital following a well-being check and a fire on Brackett's Point Road in Greenland.

Greenlandic Inuit welcome the possibility of economic opportunity that comes with the growing international interest in regional oil and mineral resources but worry about the effect it may have on their environment and traditional lifestyle, Aqqaluk Lynge, chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council, said in a lecture to a packed Filene Auditorium ... (more)

Cell phones, televisions, education, and houses - these are just some of the things that residents of New England plan to spend their money on during 2012.

A BMW crashed into a home on Depot Road in Greenland, just over the Stratham town line, early Saturday morning.

That is an old adage that local businesswoman Assiah Russell believes in and lives by, as she quietly works to keep our whole downtown thriving, while a block away our argosy floats on by.

Steve Kenda might not be a familiar name to many, but he said he thinks he might be just what Concord needs.

A BMW crashed into a home on Depot Road in Greenland, just over the Stratham town line, early Saturday morning.

The Golf Club of New England will likely get tax abatements from the towns of Greenland and Stratham, after a judge ruled the club's assessed value is $1.6 million lower than the number at which it was previously set.

A man sought by police for Portsmouth Police for two counts of forgery, both felony level offenses, turned himself in to Portsmouth police Friday.

State Rep. and Deputy House Speaker Pam Tucker has her eyes on the Republican National Committee seat Phyllis Woods plans to vacate after her current term ends in September.

A Maine man is incarcerated on $2,500 cash bail for Portsmouth and Greenland charges alleging he stole checks while working as a mover, then forged and cashed the stolen checks.

Renato Maldini, 53, of Newington, pleaded guilty in United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire to four counts of tax evasion, according to an announcement today from United States Attorney John P. Kacavas.

A common misconception about going green - particularly with respect to businesses or industries - is that doing so is an all-or-nothing proposition.

Margaret N. Lovett, 93, of Hampton, died Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, at Oceanside Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation, where she had resided since July of 2010.