LACONIA — A male motorcyclist was airlifted to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon late Tuesday night after his bike left the roadway along Route 11B in Laconia. More...
LACONIA — As the New Hampshire law enforcement community gathers on the Seacoast today and Thursday to honor and celebrate the life of slain Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney, Lakes Region agencies will be well-represented. More...
LACONIA — While never forgetting that its roots are and always will be in the City on the Lakes, Laconia Savings Bank — possibly as early as this morning — is changing its name to reflect the fact that, with 21 offices throughout th More...
PLYMOUTH — Saying Concord needs to “re-learn the old-fashioned values of respect for your fellow legislators, cooperation, communication, and voting in the best interests of the people you represent, not special interests,” Democrat More...
SEMI-RETIRED plumber Dennis Boulanger, left, offers his son, Michael, of J & M Plumbing and Heating of Meredith a handshake for a job well done after the pair worked to install a donated Rinnai g More...
LACONIA — A former Belmont man has pleaded guilty to five counts of receiving stolen property. Lewis Wilkin, 36, who most recently lived at 9 Wood Thrush Rd., Whitefield, appeared in Belknap County Superior Court on March 30. More...
GILFORD — The good news for the Gilford baseball team is that its offense is starting to click. The bad news is Bow’s offense hasn’t stopped clicking. More...
GILFORD — After the Gilford girls lacrosse team won its second game in program history Tuesday, coach Jillian Egan couldn’t help but smile at what might come next. “A two-game winning streak,” Egan said. More...
Editor, The Citizen: In reply to Tabitha Hynes. I am the father of the “Fox in the Hen House”. If she has the right to call my daughter a “Fox”, I shall refer to her as the “Village Idiot”. More...
Editor, The Citizen: On behalf of the Board of Directors and the membership of the Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce, I would like to thank the following businesses for their sponsorship of the very successful “Margaritaville In Meredith” More...
Editor, The Citizen: I hear the people’s raised voices against corrupting money in politics wherever I go! Dread accompanies this election period already. Dread for the slam-bang of nasty and pricey TV ads. More...
Bank, Grange to distribute 1,200 dictionaries to 23 schools
MEREDITH — Meredith Village Savings Bank (MVSB) will continue its partnership with the local NH Granges to provide custom dictionaries to local third-grade students. More...
GILFORD — Got an old computer collecting dust in the closet, or a broken refrigerator sitting on the back porch? What do you do with these items when you replace them? More...
Dessert is an uncommon offering in my house, though not due to any we'retoo healthy-for-that ethic. Rather, the typical day of work and errands and chasing a child tend to leave me with little time to consider dessert. More...
Fine wine is said to improve with barrel aging. So why not fine beer? That’s the thinking behind the emerging craft beer trend of aging brews in the barrel to give them more complexity. More...
I have always loved asparagus. But the minute I tasted grilled asparagus, it went from a vegetable I liked to one that I was madly in love with. More...
LACONIA — A threealarm fire displaced several families in downtown Laconia on Tuesday night. Just after 8:30 p.m., the Laconia Fire Department was dispatched to 63 High St. on a report of smoke in the building with people trapped inside. More...
BELMONT — Authorities are still investigating the cause of a three-alarm fire that heavily damaged a four-unit, bank-owned apartment building late Tuesday night. More...
OSLO, Norway — In a scene unimaginable in many countries, Norway’s worst mass killer got the chance to explain his fanatical views to the court and the world, unrepentant and dressed in a business suit. More...
WASHINGTON — The space shuttle Discovery soared over the Washington Monument, the White House and the Capitol in a high-flying salute to the nation’s capital Tuesday. More...
By ELIZABETH A. KENNEDY and BEN HUBBARD Associated Press
BEIRUT — Artillery shatters homes in opposition areas. Regime tanks roll though city centers. Civilians dig graves for dozens of corpses, scrawling their names on headstones with black markers. Six days on, this is the cease-fire in Syria. More...
WASHINGTON — I take a back seat to no one when it comes to loving dogs. For that matter, my dog takes a back seat to no one. Ollie rides shotgun. More...
When friends and families, politicians and police officers gather this week for Michael Maloney’s funeral, they will no doubt be reminded of the constant danger of police work, of the personal sacrifice of officers in New Hampshire’s smal More...
To be a parent is in some ways similar to being a butler. When your kids are very young they need you to perform certain tasks, like getting them a glass of water or helping them get on their shoes. More...
Dale Carnegie said, “There are four ways, and only four ways, in which we have contact with the world. We are evaluated and classified by these four contacts: what we do, how we look, what we say, and how we say it.” More...