LACONIA — For just the third time since records were first compiled in 1887, Ice Out on Lake Winnipesaukee may occur in March, possibly coming close to the early-arrival record set just two years ago. More...
PLYMOUTH — In the company of Executive Councilor Ray Burton, state Commissioner of Health and Human Services Nick Toumpas addressed a room full of medical clinic CEOs, senior council workers, county commissioners and several others interested i More...
LACONIA — The effort to renovate and expand the Huot Career and Technical Center and to make improvements at Laconia High School ramped up this week with the creation of a joint city council-school board committee to oversee the project. More...
HILL — Residents on Thursday quashed an attempt to slash the public library’s budget by 40 percent before voting to give townemployeesa3percent raise. More...
MEREDITH — With the goal of aiding the Inter-Lakes School District in long-term planning, local economist Mark Billings has completed a demographic study that he shared with the school board earlier this week. More...
PLYMOUTH — Following a theme of “The Gap Between Rich and Poor”, Monday’s Saul O. Sidore lecture at Plymouth State University addressed how class differences now outweigh even gender and racial differences. More...
Hanging on many a teacher’s wall or sitting on his or her desk is that little proverb that reads, “Life is a classroom.” Half of my teachers had a variation of this framed-art maxim, right along with their globes of the world and A- More...
“Somebody’s made a payment on my credit card.” Risking sounding like Goldilocks, that was my conclusion after going over my monthly credit card statement. There it was: the amount of the generous payment, even the check number. More...
LACONIA — Weary highway, telephone and Public Service Co. crews struggled, March 13, 1962, “ to dig out and repair damages of the worst storm of the winter,” The Citizen reported, 50 years ago this week. More...
NEW YORK — Boomers beware: Scams, frauds and other financial exploitation schemes targeting older Americans are a growing multibillion-dollar industry enriching the schemers, anguishing the victims and vexing law enforcement officials who find More...
LACONIA — NH Jazz will present blues artist Charlie Hilbert on Monday at 8 p.m. at Pitman’s Freight Room, located at 94 New Salem Street in Laconia. Keller is one of the finest soul and blues men of his generation. More...
The Artists’ Loft, a life drawing group, meets Monday mornings in Laconia. New members welcome. Call 293-2702 for information. Belknap Mill Art Gallery, Belknap Mill, 25 Beacon St. East, Laconia. More...
MEREDITH — The Lakes Region Symphony invites the community to its concert of American Orchestral Music on Saturday, March 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Inter-lakes Auditorium in Meredith. More...
HILL — The Hill Police Department has announced the arrests of 33 teens and three adults at a large underage party off a logging road late Friday night. More...
Library expansion, downtown water and sewer project pass
By THOMAS P. CALDWELL tcaldwell@citizen.com
BRISTOL — Voters at town meeting on Saturday reduced the proposed operating budget by $153,000, or roughly two percent, while approving the purchase of a new ambulance that will add $75,000 to this year’s spending and agreeing to both an More...
LACONIA — While admitting no wrong-doing, and also preserving the right to appeal, a local pediatrician has reached an agreement with the NH Board of Medicine which earlier this year suspended his license after accusing him of unprofessional co More...
MEREDITH — Dolores Smith has good genes and it shows. The mother of three, grandmother of four, and great-grandmother of nine celebrates her 90th birthday today. More...
PORTLAND, Maine — A state regulatory agency acted legally when it approved a massive residential development around Moosehead Lake, the supreme court ruled Thursday, giving the green light to a project that critics contend could spoil the chara More...
GILFORD — Joan Forge could sense the excitement last Saturday at the annual NHIAA Softball Coaches Clinic. The sun has been shining. The ball fields are drying ahead of schedule for this time of year. More...
OMAHA, Neb. — Welcome to the NCAA tournament, Norfolk State. Might as well stick around a while. Kyle O’Quinn had 26 points and 14 rebounds, making several key plays in the closing minutes, and the gritty No. More...
GREENSBORO, N.C. — C.J. McCollum scored 30 points and Lehigh upset Duke 75-70 to become the second No. 15 seed to beat a No. 2 during a wild Friday in the NCAA tournament. More...
EAST LANSING, Mich. — The comedian who made his name on the “Axis of Evil Comedy Tour” made one thing clear when he opened a recent set at Michigan State University: “Tonight, it’s not Islam 101.” More...
ALTON BAY — Joy Fleck and Timothy Stanton of Alton Bay have announced their engagement. She is the daughter of James and Marcellene Fleck of Boxford, Mass. He is the son of Robert and Sharon Stanton of Danvers, Mass. More...
BRISTOL — Paul Neville, recently celebrated his 25th anniversary with Old Mill Properties, REALTORS®, announced Lorna Platts, owner of the Real Estate Brokerage firm located at 507 Lake Street. More...
FARGO, N.D. — James Stiles doesn’t hunt, fish, bird watch or yet dig for dinosaur bones — the typical hobbies that draw people to North Dakota. He’s moving to the state to increase his stock as a ham radio operator . More...