Hinsdale News

This is one classroom where the students are encouraged to "horse" around. Since Oct.

The Reformer Christmas Stocking has hit an all-time high. Normally, this would be good news, but not when the "high" refers to the number of children in need of winter clothing this year.

The Hinsdale, New Hampshire, Post Office has operated in the same building since 1816 when James Madison was president.

A Cheshire County man has died from complications brought on from swine flu, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services said Monday.

The Hinsdale Planning Board will approve a temporary town permit to excavate at a Meetinghouse Road gravel pit once the business completes a set of short-term requirements.

The Medical Staff at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital has elected new officers, with George Idelkope, MD, being named the new president.

CRAFTERS NEEDED: Crafters are wanted for the 11th annual North Hinsdale Community Church Christmas Bazaar to be held Saturday, Dec.

After months of revision, the New Hampshire Parks department is prepared to send a fresh version of its 10-year strategy plan back to the public for critique.

Private First Class David Michael Pratt III of Putney graduated basic combat training at Fort Knox, Ky., on Oct.

A community-wide program is helping to bring music options back to the Hinsdale school district.

TURKEY BUFFET SUPPER: A turkey buffet supper will be held at the Third Congregational Church UCC, Alstead, on Saturday, Oct.

Police are crediting private citizens for the capture of an armed man who held up the Apothecary Pharmacy late Monday afternoon.

I have a friend with an unusual job. She's an AI Technician, an artificial inseminator of cows.

A well-known a cappella group that routinely plays in Brattleboro is crossing the river to perform at a benefit concert at Hinsdale Elementary School.

Last September, an audit by the Office of Legislative Budget Assistant found that the state squandered a great deal of taxpayer money because its vehicle fleet was so poorly managed.

Share + Sep 20, 2009 8:40 am US/Eastern HINSDALE, N.H. A judge has cleared the way for Wal-Mart to buy a section of land once owned by the bankrupt Hinsdale, N.H., Greyhound Park.

Four men staying at three local motels reported they were the victims of theft Friday morning, according to police reports.

Heavy thunderstorms quickly dumped several inches of rain in parts of southwestern New Hampshire yesterday, washing out roads and closing a section of Route 101.

Heavy thunderstorms quickly dumped several inches of rain in parts of southwestern New Hampshire yesterday, washing out roads and closing a section of Route 101.

It's easy at a first glance of the work of Vowinckel resident Earl C. Martz and see the head and body of a real animal or fish - but first impressions can be misleading.