Keene News

Case in point: A New Hampshire group who drop pocket change into expired parking meters have now found themselves on the receiving end of a government lawsuit, as reported by CBS Connecticut/WTIC on 18 May, 2013.

There's a signpost at the foot of the little hill where the Westminster West Congregational Church stands that's covered with signs pointing out the distances from there to other places in the world.

New Hampshire resident Steve Lindsey of Keene said to the Maine Portland Press Herald that "The USS Williamsburg, restored, would look grand near DiMillo's in Portland Harbor, painted glistening white.

Garret Ean is one of six people named in a lawsuit filed by Keene [New Hampshire]. Ean and his group of friends call themselves Robin Hood of Keene.

In December James Cleaveland made an unusual New Year's resolution: to do all he could to keep police in the city of Keene, New Hampshire, from issuing parking tickets.

The city of Keene, New Hampshire, is suing a group of do-gooders for allegedly topping off parking meters of strangers.

The last major improvements at Rumney Memorial School were in 1991. School Board members say the kitchen, boilers and structure need fixing.

A fourth-grade class from Keene, N.H., has won a trip to the top of Mount Washington by creating a video that promotes tourism spots around the state.

The court also reversed the trial court's ruling that a 2002 recorded telephone conversation in which prime suspect Daniel McLeod admitted he set a couch inside the building on fire is admissible at trial.

A New Hampshire company is taking over all the buying, warehousing and transportation for Winn-Dixie. All of the grocery chain's employees involved in those activities will become employees of C&S Wholesale Grocers.

The city of Keene, N.H., is suing "Robin Hood and his Merry Men" - a group that has made a name for itself by paying people's parking meters before they can get slapped with a ticket from local parking enforcement officers.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling in the case of a man charged with the 1989 arson deaths of four members of a Keene family.

Jackie Stetser, a board member of Rabbit Ear Films, left, and Donna Kluk, right, at the summit of Mount Monadnock on January 1, 2013.

Firefighters are battling a three-alarm blaze on Grove Street this morning, after extinguishing a blaze last night that destroyed a garage on Marlboro Road.

Last week the New Hampshire Drinking Water Coalition, along with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, celebrated Drinking Water Week by sponsoring a water festival and science fair at the Concord drinking water treatment plant.

US Representative Ann McLane Kuster, a freshman Democrat from New Hampshire, toured Knappe & Koester Inc.

The family of a Springfield, Vt., man who was killed when a gun he accidentally dropped fired a bullet into his head is suing the gun shop where he bought the weapon and several firearms manufacturers.

With rain in the forecast, Monadnock Speedway announced the postponement of Saturday's racing schedule, featuring the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour.

After two and a half decades at the University of Connecticut, Wayne Worcester, a journalism professor and instructor of the journalism department's foundational news writing course, has retired from teaching with tenure.

A homeless man who is a registered sex offender has been arrested and charged with one count of felonious sexual assault, a class B felony, after police learned through his parole officer that he may have assaulted a 15-year-old girl.