LACONIA — Emergency Medical Service providers honored their own for their unsung heroics on Tuesday, holding an awards dinner to publicly thank those who use their skills every day to makes lives better in the Lakes Region. More...
BRISTOL — Five teachers in the Newfound Area School District have been notified that they will be laid off next school year following a $2.3 million reduction in the budget, according to Superintendent Marie Ross. More...
CONCORD — Bill Binnie, the Seacoast businessman and former Republican Senate candidate, struck a deal Tuesday to buy 30 New England radio stations from the bankrupt Nassau Broadcasting chain. Binnie’s Carlisle Capital Corp. More...
MOULTONBOROUGH — The Miller Environmental Fund has awarded grants to three local groups, with $1,200 going to the Songbird Study at Moultonborough Central School. More...
PHILADELPHIA — Before coach Doug Collins had his Philadelphia 76ers look ahead to Game 6, he had them rewind the tape to a dusty Game 7. He slipped in a highlight video of Sixers vs. Celtics, Game 7, 1982 Eastern Conference finals. More...
GILFORD — From the Big Seven to the New Six, one thing hasn’t changed for the Gilford boys tennis team. It’s tournament time, and the Golden Eagles are moving on. More...
BRISTOL — The Franklin softball team is back on track. The Golden Tornadoes cruised past Newfound in a mercy-rule shortened game, 17-0, on Tuesday that was previously postponed. More...
Editor, The Citizen: The following letter to Executive Councilor Ray Burton was submitted for publication: I just read that the decision about whether to go with private contractors for NH prisons rests with the Executive Council. More...
Editor, The Citizen: As a student in the NH university system, I am shocked that Senator Forrester wants to pry into who is going to school here. Why is there this on-going legislative agenda against the university system and college students? More...
Editor, The Citizen: SB2 was sorely needed at the Wednesday May 9th Sanbornton Town Meeting as evidenced by a controversial $60,000 land purchase which passed by only 11 votes. SB2 would have benefited the deliberative process as follows: More...
So you're having a barbecue and you want to keep it at least a little healthy. You've got the lean chicken breasts marinating and ready for the grill. You've got a colorful tossed salad filled with the season's bounty. More...
WASHINGTON — Is it really more expensive to eat healthy? An Agriculture Department study released Wednesday found that most fruits, vegetables and other healthy foods cost less than foods high in fat, sugar and salt. More...
LACONIA — Following another successful spring book sale, The Citizen has donated proceeds from the event to three local charities, among them the Care For Kids program. More...
CONCORD — The owner of the fire-gutted Wide Open Restaurant, Hotel and Saloon has lost her appeal of a Right-to-Know lawsuit she had filed against the New Hampshire State Fire Marshal. More...
LEBANON — A Belknap County-based nonprofit has agreed to take on the inhome care of nearly 60 Grafton County seniors who faced the loss of those services because of cutbacks at a Lebanon-based agency. More...
DENVER (AP) — Los Angeles based designer Claire Pettibone says Priscilla Chan was wearing one of her dresses when she married Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. More...
NEW YORK (AP) — The maker of a new DVR that lets consumers zap away broadcast TV commercials at the touch of a button suggested Tuesday that the networks are being short-sighted in opposing the technology. More...
If you happened to be driving by Lakeport Square the morning of May 5 and thought you’d seen a dog parade — you weren’t hallucinating! It was the 2nd annual BOW-WOW Fest! More...
In December 2010, on the day he officially became speaker of the New Hampshire House, Bill O’Brien urged his colleagues to “bring respect for colleagues” to the State House, to “bring solutions, not condemnations.” &ldqu More...
LACONIA — Do you know someone who has made a significant difference in the lives of people in the Lakes Region? If so we would like to hear from you! More...
DEAR ABBY: From time to time I have read letters in your column about Peeping Toms. You might find our experience interesting. Many years ago, soon after my husband, Klaus, and I arrived as newlyweds from Germany, we rented a small bungalow in L.A. More...