BELMONT — Given Friday’s torrential downpours, the feature attraction of today’s start of the 69th annual Belknap County 4-H Fair may be a mud-tractor, not lawntractor, pull but the show, and the fair, say organizers, will go on rai More...
By KIMBERLY DOZIER and BRADLEY KLAPPER Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Al-Qaida has advanced beyond isolated pockets of activity in Syria and now is building a network of well-organized cells, according to U.S. More...
LACONIA — The Taylor Community said “thank you” all week long to its more than 100 employees, culminating the elder-care facility’s firstever Employee Appreciation Week on Friday by giving staff a chance to get their boss all More...
LACONIA — A Meredith woman who admitted to providing the vehicle and being the getaway driver in a smash-and-grab robbery that netted thieves more than $200,000 in gold and diamond jewelry from Kay Jewelers in Tilton last November has been sent More...
LOS ANGELES — U.S. homeowners are getting better about keeping up with their mortgage payments, driving the percentage of borrowers who have fallen behind to a three-year low, according to a new report. More...
Summer travel leaves many of us with memories of ocean sunsets or foreign street scenes or other onlyon vacation sights. Once we’ve returned home, how can we hold onto some of that beauty and bring it into our living spaces? More...
WASHINGTON — Americans cut back on credit card use in June, a sign that high unemployment and slow growth have made some more cautious about spending. More...
PORTLAND, Maine — Tensions between lobstermen in Maine and Canada are boiling over in a dispute caused not by too few lobsters, but by too many. More...
When Mike and Pete dropped by to talk about a fall hunting trip we were planning they couldn't wait to tell me about a crappie fishing trip they'd taken. More...
When’s the last time you ran your buns off ? Well, this Labor Day weekend you can! Basic Ingredients Bakery and Gift Shop, and New Hampshire Adventure Boot Camp for Women of Bristol invite any and all comers. More...
My friends and I think we are pretty much savvy in coping with the progress we observe in our daily living. We read newspapers, keep up with current events, are aware generally to what is going on in our communities and the world. More...
Service MEREDITH — Caleb Jaster, a 2012 graduate from Sant Bani School, will be the guest pianist and also supply the special music for the Sunday service at the Union Church on Meredith Neck Road at 10 a.m. More...
MEREDITH — 'One! thrilling combination'… the Interlakes Community Caregivers are holding a theatre fundraiser by selling tickets to the Interlakes Summer Theatre's production of “A Chorus Line” on Saturday, Aug. More...
WOLFEBORO — The Huggins Hospital Board of Trustees have announced the appointment of Michael P. Connelly, CPA, as the new Chief Executive Officer of the hospital. More...
MEREDITH — The second annual “Tunes for Spoons,” the Meredith Altrusa Food Aid Concert, is set for Saturday, Aug. 25 at Hesky Park in Meredith with a rain date of Sunday, Aug. 26. It will start at noon and continue until 10 p.m. More...
WOLFEBORO — “Fantastic, phenomenal talent, awesome voices” just a few examples of the rave reviews received by the Masters of Motown as they travel world-wide celebrating the artists and the music of the 60’s. More...
LACONIA — Two veteran Citizen staffers have been promoted to new positions. Krista Marrs has been named editor and Harrison Haas assistant editor by Rich Piatt, regional manager for Eagle Printing and Publishing, LLC, owner of The Citizen. More...
NORTHFIELD — Police are seeking a local man who they say may have been involved in several burglaries in town Friday morning and who later assaulted and escaped from officers who tried to take him into custody. More...
STRATHAM (AP) — The first New Hampshire Health Department clinic to test people for hepatitis C related to an outbreak at Exeter Hospital opened Friday as a new report said the hospital failed to properly maintain supervision over narcotics. More...
FREEMAN (AP) — A gray fox believed to be rabid attacked an elderly New Hampshire couple and then turned on the officers who tried to assist them. More...
LONDON — LeBron James turned away from his teammates gathered in the center circle and waved to the fans as if to say: “See you Sunday.” Right where the U.S. More...
Police responded to 135 calls for service during the week of July 22 through July 28, including six arrests. Two people were taken into protective custody for intoxication. More...
Police responded to 343 calls for service during the week of July 23 through July 29. Police charged Elizabeth Clarke, 30, of Meredith, with theft from a building. More...
Police responded to 110 calls for service between July 22 and July 28. Police charged 23 people, all aged 18 to 19 years olds, during a house party for unlawful possession of alcohol and were placed into protective custody. More...
LACONIA — The Craftsmen’s Fair, being held here for the first time since the organization of the New Hampshire League of Arts and Crafts, opened, Aug. More...
LACONIA — The office of the National Reemployment Service, which had been operating in Laconia since 1933, would become a branch of the State Employment Service on Sept. More...
LACONIA — Would-be homeowners can learn everything they need to know about buying a home in a full-day seminar offered by the Laconia Area Community Land Trust (LACLT), a HUD-approved housing counseling agency, and sponsored by Meredith Village More...
If you haven’t gotten your hedge clippers out yet this season, it’s not too late to do some work on hedges. And even if you have done some trimming, this is a good time for a tune-up. More...
You've made the decision to downsize to a new home that better suits you. You've contacted a Realtor and you're on the way to listing your current home and maybe even making an offer on something new. More...
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