Editors note: This is an occasional series about LRGHealthcare’s Strengthening the Community’s Well-Being Capital Campaign, which is seeking to raise $4 million to help make a number of improvements at Lakes Region General and Franklin Re More...
LACONIA — A veteran newspaper publisher will return to New Hampshire as publisher of the Eagle Times of Claremont and as regional manager for New Hampshire of the Sample News Group, which includes The Citizen of Laconia. More...
NORTHFIELD — The Meredith Village Savings Bank Fund has awarded a $5,000 grant to Spaulding Youth Center Foundation that will be used to support their two-year enrollment and marketing initiative. More...
THE MEREDITH Parks and Recreation Dept. will be hosting the Occasional Brass Quintet for a performance on Wednesday, July 4 from 7-9 p.m. at Hesky Park. More...
When I called to invite my buddy Pete to join me for a day of brook trout fishing in my favorite mountain stream, I was fairly optimistic that we’d catch a few fish. More...
Emergency Number: 911 for Monday June 28 12:19 a.m. Belmont: Daniel Webster Highway, service call. 12:44 a.m. Franklin: Damy Drive, medical aid. 1:10 a.m. Franklin: Central Street, medical aid. 2:49 a.m. Laconia: Church Street, medical aid. More...
Police responded to 24 calls for service on Wednesday. Police charged Melissa Flynn, 23, of 9 Oak St., Northfield, with two counts of vehicular assault. More...
Police responded to 199 calls for service on June 18- 24. Police charged Jesse Harwood, 41, of Northfield with driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs and breach of bail conditions. More...
IN THE TOP PHOTO, from the historical collections at Laconia Public Library, a detail from an aerial photograph from the mid-1950s shows Main Street from the Court Street-Union Avenue intersection no More...
LACONIA — City playgrounds and beaches opened for the season, June 26, 1962, The Citizen reported, 50 years ago. Supervisor at Opechee Park was Kathleen Fenton; Leavitt Park, Patricia Plante; Wyatt Park, Mrs. Muriel Weeks; Tardif Park, Mrs. More...
WASHINGTON — Americans bought new homes in May at the fastest pace in more than two years. The increase suggests a modest recovery is continuing in the U.S. housing market, despite weaker job growth. More...
FRANCONIA — Tom Tremblay, president of Coldwell Banker Linwood Real Estate, has announced that Jennifer Williams has joined the company’s administration team in the new Franconia office, while pursuing Sales Associate licensing. More...
LACONIA — EXIT Lakeside Realty Group is proud to annouce that Marsha Foden has been named Agent of the Month in the Tilton Office and Brenda Rowan for the Laconia Office. More...
LACONIA — The Huot/Laconia High School Joint Building Committee (JBC) voted unanimously on Friday to accept a number of value engineering changes to the project’s original design resulting in $1.5 million in cost savings. More...
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department declared Friday that Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision to withhold information about a bungled gun-tracking operation from Congress does not constitute a crime and he won’t be prosecuted for More...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The audiences are proving far more unpredictable than the movies Hollywood has created to pack them into theaters this summer. More...
NEW YORK (AP) — In 2011, writer Tracy McMillan wrote an article for The Huffington Post titled, "Why You're Not Married." McMillan used a girlfriend's guide approach to possible reasons why some women cannot get a guy to commit including "you'r More...
NEW YORK (AP) — As the crowd counted down, Magic Johnson pulled a large silver lever jutting from a box labeled "ASPiRE." With that, his new cable network went live. More...
BOSTON — Jared Sullinger had back problems. Fab Melo’s troubles came in the classroom. The Boston Celtics hope the two big men they drafted on Thursday night will help fix some of their issues on the court. More...
WIMBLEDON, England — A day after Rafael Nadal’s stunning exit at Wimbledon, the only other men who have won the tournament since 2003 — six-time champion Roger Federer and defending champion Novak Djokovic — found themselves t More...
By now my vegetable gardens is all planted, annual flowers are in, the weeds are pretty much under control. Time to relax and smell the roses? Well, maybe not. There are always tasks for the gardener. This is a good time to plant some berry bushes. More...
Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Don F. Ouellette, son of Anne L. Morrison of Laconia, recently received the Navy Good Conduct Medal. The Good Conduct Medal recognizes the servicemember's honest and faithful service during a three-year period. More...
United Methodist church fair is going tropical MOULTONBOROUGH — On Saturday, June 30, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Moultonborough United Methodist Church is having their annual church fair. More...
LACONIA — The Saving Our Treasured Chests: Getting Plastered with a Purpose event, held Wednesday evening during Bike Week at Hart’s Turkey Farm Restaurant, proved to be a great success. More...
LACONIA — LRGHealthcare Oncology/Hematology and NH Oncology- Hematology PA consider the improvement of health care and disease prevention an integral part of their mission, and participation in research programs allows improved treatments and p More...
FRANKLIN — Dixieland, that raucous sound of Beale Street, Memphis, Bourbon Street, New Orleans and Mississippi riverboats will fill the air at the Franklin Opera House, with two great shows on Friday, July 13 as the Swift River Jazz Band comes More...
LACONIA — This month at The Studio, located at 84 Union Avenue in Laconia, artists Matthew Best and his partner Paul Pham share the gallery space for “Marks and Models,” opening Friday, July 6. More...