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GORHAM — A busy weekend in Gorham began with the Medallion Opera House music festival which featured seven bands playing outdoors on the town common with no charge to attend.
BERLIN — The waiting can be the hardest part for residents concerned about the city’s economic development, yet the downtown infrastructure project is moving along, confirmed Pamela Laflamme, director of strategic initiatives for the city and assistant city manager.
MOUNT WASHINGTON — It was an unusually calm summer day near the top of the Northeast’s highest peak on July 31, when a group of state and federal stakeholders joined Appalachian Mountain Club officials in front of the circa 1853 Tip-Top House to celebrate the recreation organization’s 150th …
MOUNT WASHINGTON — Subaru Motorsports Team USA star driver Scott Speed more than lived up to his last name Sunday, roaring up the 7.6-mile Mt. Washington Auto Road in the Paul Giblin Memorial “Climb to the Clouds” automobile race.
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If you’re looking to preserve a piece of architectural history and repurpose it into a living space, converting an old barn into a home might be just what you need. Across New England, converting an old barn frame into a new residence or secondary home building has been catching on.
By Paula Kinney
County historical society to host Smithsonian rural innovation exhibit
BERLIN — More than 2,000 people attended the 2026 Jericho ATV Weekend featuring WingZilla, held July 31-Aug. 1 in downtown Berlin and at Service Credit Union Heritage Park. The two-day celebration drew residents and visitors alike for a weekend filled with food, entertainment, recreation and…
Never did I think that I think I would pay so much attention to front porches, but here I am. Without intention, I find myself scrutinizing every house I drive past with a porch attached. Does it wrap around the whole house? Is it screened-in? How big is it? What’s the railing situation? Stairs?
BERLIN — The Jericho ATV Weekend returns Friday with two days of festivities centered around Jericho Mountain State Park and the many OHRV trails in Androcoggin Valley.
CONCORD — U.S. News and World Reports annual ranking of states finds New Hampshire in sixth place. But the Granite State is ranked number one for the safest state and for economic opportunity, although sixth for overall opportunities for its residents and businesses.
WOLFEBORO — Wolfeboro selectmen voted in January to hold public hearings on possibly tearing down the Libby Museum of Natural History, which closed in 2024 due to mold and structural deterioration.
JACKSON — For the first time since 1979, and harkening back to the early days of pioneering ski area and innkeeping entrepreneurs Bill and Betty Whitney, Black Mountain and the adjacent Whitney’s Inn are back under one ownership.
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