Milford News

Michael Cleveland photos Retired Marine Col. Charles Pyle leads the color guard through Meadowview Cemetery during Amherst's Memorial Day ceremonies on Friday, May 25.

House Speaker William O'Brien today announced that he has named Rep. Peter Silva as Majority Leader.

Jury selection gets under way this week in the trial of a New Hampshire woman charged with repeatedly stabbing another woman outside her home.

New Hampshire wildlife officials are asking for the public's help in identifying who's responsible for the theft of more than 100 fish from the Department of Fish and Game's fish hatchery in Milford.

State Of New Hampshire Dept of Transportation Highway Maintainer II $23,483.20 - $27,289.60 $25,292.80 - $29,348.80 The NH Dept.

Federal regulators have agreed to more testing at a New Hampshire tract full of toxic paint waste before approving a final plan for the 23-year-old Superfund site.

A Friday, May 11 1:38 p.m.: Natick Police picked up a 13-year-old juvenile who had a CHINS warrant.

The Environmental Protection Agency could begin work this fall on a Superfund toxic waste site in New Hampshire that was added to the list a quarter century ago.

Senator Odell is Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee; Chairman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee; Vice Chairman of the Finance Committee; Vice Chairman of the State Parks Advisory Council; and member of the Capital Budget Committee.

The Stockbridge Theater was home to 27 talented, poised, and successful young women competing in the Miss N.H. Scholarship Program last weekend, many from the Seacoast.

Cabinet file photo This undated photo by Bernice Perry shows Stephen Dutton and Eugene LeMay at Shepard Park in Milford, one of the local Rotary Club's many projects.

As part of New Hampshire's "May is Preservation Month" observation, the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources is publishing a series of articles exploring the Granite State's involvement in the Civil War.