Area towns have or soon will be posting bright orange signs at either end of local roads, letting contractors with heavy equipment know to stay off the road during the freeze-thaw season. More...
CONCORD — The New Hampshire Senate is voting next week on whether voters must show photo identification at the polls before casting ballots, but, unlike a bill vetoed last year, the latest measure does not contain a provision that would delay t More...
HONOLULU — Lumber, boats and other debris ripped from Japanese coastal towns by tsunamis last year have spread across some 3,000 miles of the North Pacific, where they could wash ashore on remote islands north of Hawaii this winter. More...
WASHINGTON — In a politically sizzling attack, President Barack Obama on Tuesday accused his Republican presidential challengers of abandoning the American worker and took credit for the auto industry’s resurgence while singling out GOP o More...
The Dow Jones industrial average on Tuesday reclaimed the last of the ground it held before the carnage of the Great Recession — bailouts, bank failures, layoffs by the million and a stock market plunge that cut retirement savings in half. More...
WASHINGTON — In 1960, when Thomas Mallon was in the fourth grade, he wore his Nixon-Lodge button to school and warned classmates that John Kennedy was too inexperienced to be president. More...
There is a growing belief that gasoline prices will hit $5 per gallon this year. The impact on family budgets will be devastating. The inflationary impact goes without question: Trucks transport virtually all of our goods and services to market. More...
Police responded to 221 calls for service on Feb. 24- 28. Police arrested Richard A. McNeil, 37, of 664 Main St., Apt. 4, Laconia, on a capias and warrant. Police charged Matthew M. More...
Police responded to 124 calls on Feb. 24-27. Police arrested Marc Henry, 20, of 585 N. Main Street, Wolfeboro, on a bench warrant, later releasing him on $1,000 cash bail. More...
Sir Winston Churchill said, “I consider that it will be found much better by all parties to leave the past to history, especially as I propose to write that history myself.” This is the day when women may propose to men. More...
Central New Hampshire expects to receive another dose of winter this week, with snow totals approaching six inches over the course of the next 24 hours. Feb. More...
PLYMOUTH — Monday’s shooting at an Ohio high school has once again brought national attention to the issue of school violence, raising the questions about why such incidents occur and how similar events may be prevented. More...
INTERNS in Congressman Charlie Bass’ Nashua Office this spring, all of whom previously served in armed forces, include, from left, Nicole Costigan of Concord, a 15-year combat veteran of the US More...
MONTPELIER, Vt. — It looked a month ago like the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant was in the clear for continued operation after a federal judge ruled against the state’s efforts to shut it down. More...
ALTON — The sixth-seeded Prospect Mountain boys basketball team cruised past No. 11 Franklin, 70-46, in the first round of the Division III tournament Wednesday night. The T'wolves will play either No. 3 Campbell or No. More...
MOULTONBOROUGH — It was just another day on the court for the Moultonborough boys basketball team. The top-seeded Panthers allowed just four points in the second half of a 55-19 smothering of No. More...
Editor, The Citizen: As town meeting approaches, I believe that Center Harbor residents will support the dozens of their fellow citizens, neighbors, and friends who have spent the past several years developing a responsible, cost-effective plan to de More...
Editor, The Citizen: The ability to get hydro power from Canada is a critically important project for all of us, our children, and grandchildren, and we all have to work to find a way to create a mutually acceptable way to get this power here. More...
Editor, The Citizen: “How beautiful you are, my darling, how beautiful you are!” Song of Solomon 1:15 The picture here is a man completely in love with a woman. More...
SANDWICH — Fourteen children from Sandwich Children's Center enjoyed sunshine and warm temperatures last week for the fifth annual snowshoe hike through the woods to the Doris L. Benz Community Center to sing for area seniors. More...
PLYMOUTH — Two teams from Plymouth State University's MBA program earned two, first place awards in the National Small Business Institute ® Conference Project of the Year Competition. More...
Swedish meatballs are such a retro potluck throwback, they are simply rolling in ironic hipness. Meaty, tender, juicy, sweet and sour, they are addictively easy to spear with a toothpick and pop one after another at a party. More...
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Food Network Iron Chef Michael Symon turned a triple dose of pork into a third consecutive top win at the South Beach Wine and Food Festival's annual Burger Bash. More...