North Haverhill News

The Grafton County Superior Court in North Haverhill has scheduled an oral argument for 9am, Friday, Dec.

USCashier Killing Plot, 1st Ld-Writethru,0127 Fourth suspect pleads in case of slain Vt.

Share + Oct 21, 2009 8:43 am US/Eastern NORTH HAVERHILL, N.H. A newspaper says the fourth person charged in a plot that ended with the killing in North Haverhill, N.H., of a developmentally disabled Wal-Mart cashier is getting ready to plead guilty.

Two people will be in court today in the murder of a developmentally disabled man from Vermont.

It was a murder plot hatched over what happened at a Wal-Mart. Amber Talbot is lead into the court room holding a cross that was around her neck, Monday, Sept.

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Two people charged last year in connection with the stabbing death of a Vermont man will be arraigned later this month in Grafton County Superior Court.

The Haverhill police chief was charged with driving while intoxicated last week after a Haverhill officer tried to stop him for speeding, state police said.

Behind the pulling arena and beyond the collection of John Deere equipment yesterday at the North Haverhill Fair was a square patch of tall grass waiting to be cut down by a small army of adults and children eager for a chance to show their mettle in the art of hand mowing.

Like many fairs throughout our region, the North Haverhill Fair started mainly focused on agriculture-- something still popular with kids.

Prospectors have been drawn to the town of Bath for years, looking to get rich or just get a few extra bucks, but there is some concern they're hurting the environment while no one is watching.

NORTH HAVERHILL-Bradford-Pratts Petroleum, whose name, logo and service has been a mainstay locally for 45 years, will now be known by the name of the comany that purchased it several years ago.

Turning around two faltering New Hampshire tourism icons - the Mount Washington Cog Railway and then the Mount Washington Hotel - into world-class destinations took more Yankee ingenuity than Gilded Age swagger.

NORTH HAVERHILL, NH Janice Drouin Heathman has been promoted to Vice President Client Services of Upper Valley Press, Inc.

Ryan Jacob Oickle, 4, of Winter Street, died Saturday, May 30, 2009, at home, following a long battle with cancer.

New Hampshire printing company promotes Connie Smith, who has been with Upper Valley Press for 12 years.