Wolfeboro News

Courtesy photo Robert Williams, left, a woodworking teacher at Milford High School, recently received the Program of the Year award from the New England Association of Woodworking Teachers.

Spaulding High School's new principal has high hopes for his future students. "I feel Spaulding is going to do great things and I'm excited to be a part of it," said Peter Weaver, the newly named principal.

A poll out today from Dartmouth College's Nelson A. Rockefeller Center shows U.S. Sen.

The School Board named six members to the Joint Board for the East Rochester School project and approved Peter Weaver as the new principal of Spaulding High School.

Getting ready to celebrate Armed Forces Day, on May 18, in a major way at the Lilac Mall are, from left, Rochester Veterans' Council President Dennis Sellers, Al Benton of AMVET Post 1 and Lilac Mall Manager Ellen Paquette.

Just two years after lawmakers came close to pulling New Hampshire out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, the Legislature is on track to sign off on a 45 percent reduction in the nine-state region's cap on carbon dioxide emissions.

Wakefield Police Department Lt. Mark O'Brien said the neighbor, who lives on Mead Dam Road in Brookfield, reported an alleged burglary in progress on April 18 at 5:30 a.m. He called police after hearing a truck go past his house and stop next door.

Robert Williams, of Milford High School, was given the Program of the Year award at the spring meeting for the New England Association of Woodworking Teachers.

The New Hampshire Boat Museum's Back Bay Skippers, a model boat-building club, hosted its first Open International Footy Regatta on Saturday on Back Bay.

At Hampshire Pewter, we practice the centuries-old art of handcasting fine pewter.

Sheryll Ross, left, docent of the Clark House Museum in Wolfeboro, talked to the Winnipesaukee Chapter of DAR about the museum's summer schedule and need for tour guides.

The police chief at the University of New Hampshire is issuing a stern warning to students after a large off-campus party ended chaotically over the weekend, with students throwing beers bottles and chanting at police.

Police arrested a Wolfeboro man Saturday afternoon after they were called to break up a large disturbance and "were met with a barrage of thrown beer bottles and beer cans," according to a press release from Deputy Chief Rene Kelley.

Police used pepper spray to break up a crowd of about 500 young people partying outside on Madbury Court Saturday afternoon after some threw beer bottles and cans at officers ordering them to disperse.

This diver assisted suction harvesting unit -- or DASH -- was used to suck invasive milfoil from Back Bay in Wolfeboro last summer.

N.C. State signee Kyle Washington joined other regional prospects and took part in the annual Jordan Brand Regional Game at the brand new Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

At Hampshire Pewter, we practice the centuries-old art of handcasting fine pewter.