PLYMOUTH — “We face a fiscal deficit as well as a deficit of trust!” Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman said Sunday at Pease Public Library. More...
Police responded to 44 calls for service on Thursday. Mark W. Staubitz, 40, of 21 Circle Drive, Meredith, was charged with driving after revocation or suspension, habitual offender and possession of controlled/narcotic drugs. More...
LACONIA — The Rod & Gun Club hosted its 37th Annual Santa Jam on Saturday and its Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, raising almost $5,000 that will benefit area charitable organizations that serve children. More...
You might as well call the Division VI All- State team the Lakes Region team. Twenty-nine local football players were recently named to the D-VI All-State team. More...
PLYMOUTH — Junior Kyle Greco (Hillside, Ill.) scored two goals, including a power play marker with three seconds remaining in regulation play Saturday night, giving Plymouth State University a 4-3 victory over Fitchburg State University in a Ma More...
Editor, The Citizen: Let’s get real – Mitt Romney has what America needs. We don’t need someone who has spent their professional life as a politician. More...
Editor, The Citizen: Over the past 4 years, President Obama’s actions have caused the international community to lose respect for our country. Those actions have also caused our citizens to lose respect for the Office of the President. More...
Editor, The Citizen: After giving birth to our first child in October, I feel compelled to share my outstanding experience at Lakes Region General Hospital (LRGH) Family Birthplace. From my excellent prenatal care with Dr. More...
LACONIA — Santa was at The Citizen on Sunday for milk, cookies and an opportunity to meet with his many young admirers, who this year, said the Jolly Old Elf, have been especially well-behaved, thoughtful and loving, and who, as a result, shoul More...
LACONIA — This evening the City Council will consider how to add more revenue into city coffers through the sale of municipal property, and it is also scheduled to act on an item that would allow the Parks and Recreation Department to cover par More...
WASHINGTON — Four Nuclear Regulatory commissioners from both parties say they have “grave concerns” about the panel’s chairman, charging that the actions of Gregory Jaczko are “causing serious damage” to the commis More...
PANAMA CITY, Panama — More than two decades after the U.S. forced him from power, Manuel Noriega was returning to Panama on Sunday as a prisoner and, to many of those he once ruled with impunity, an irrelevant man. More...
BEIRUT — Syrian troops battled army defectors Sunday in clashes that set several military vehicles ablaze. The fighting and other violence around the nation killed at least eight people, activists said. More...
It took courage for House Majority Leader D.J. Bettencourt, Sen. Bob Odell and Rep. Ken Weyler, chairman of the House Finance Committee, to meet with Claremont city officials and residents to hear their gripes and answer their questions. More...
WASHINGTON — On Oct. 12, 1948, the campaign train of Tom Dewey, Republican nominee against President Harry Truman, pulled into Beaucoup, Ill., where, from the rear platform, he would speak to about 1,000 people. More...
If you have a regular partner with whom you discuss the game, you probably spend most of your time talking about constructive bidding. But you defend as often as you declare. More...
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