Wilmot News

So the recession is over but unemployment is not falling, at least not yet. How on earth can a recovery be "jobless"? And how might this fit with the fact that, in the 1960s, about 60,000 new businesses a year got started in the US, while over a million a year were getting started in the years before the collapse? Here's a little story; bear with ...

Within the curves and shadows of Jill Fischman's "Lemon Zest," some people see spirituality.

Russell E. Jewell Sr., 77, of Jewell Road, died Monday, Sept. 28, 2009, at Summercrest in Newport.

When Joshua Wilterdink and his family moved to Andover two years ago, his top priority was persuading his parents to get a pair of piglets.

When Joshua Wilterdink and his family moved to Andover two years ago, his top priority was persuading his parents to get a pair of piglets.

The League of NH Craftsmen presented several awards recognizing the creativity and skill of its members during the League's Annual Craftsmen's Fair Preview Party, which was held on Friday, July 31.

Free, guided hikes from early September and into the fall foliage season have been scheduled again this year by the Sunapee-Ragged-Kearsarge Greenway Coalition.

New Hampshire's stimulus czar warned a proposed cap on charter school enrollments could cost the state federal money.

The new dining hall of a 180-acre summer camp in Wilmot, N.H., has burned down. No one was hurt at the fire late Saturday at Camp Kenwood.

Terre L. Brownell, 63, of Eagle Pond Road, died Monday, May 25, 2009, at home. He was born in Franklin on Sept.