JACKSON — The Whitney Community Center, 16 Black Mountain Road in Jackson, will host a timely and thought-provoking program tonight at 7 p.m. titled “What Makes Putin Tick?” to be presented by Dr. Anthony DeLuca, Professor Emeritus of history at Emerson College.
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BERLIN — Boy Scout leaders gathered at the Berlin Falls House Museum and Heritage Center on Friday to celebrate 60 years of scouting in the Berlin-Gorham area.
CONCORD — Thanks to the dedicated work of NH LAKES’ Lake Hosts, many of New Hampshire’s most popular and pristine lakes were protected from invasive species this summer. Invasive species — like milfoil and zebra mussels — don’t just make swimming and boating in our lakes dangerous and unplea…
CONCORD — The hunting season for ruffed grouse — New Hampshire’s most sought-after upland game bird — starts Oct. 1 and runs through Dec. 31.
CAMPTON — The White Mountain National Forest has implemented fire restrictions as of Monday in response to ongoing drought conditions, which have created high fire danger.
BERLIN — Homecoming festivities at Berlin Middle High School on Friday, Sept. 19, showed off the friendly, yet competitive spirit between the classes of 2026, ‘27, ‘28 and ‘29.
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BERLIN — At 9:08 a.m. on Sept. 7, the bells at Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church rang out, part of the service that also marked the church’s 110th anniversary.
BERLIN — Parents and caregivers of Berlin Elementary School students are invited to participate in the school district’s free, six-week “Conscious Discipline” Family Series. The series will provide families with practical tools and strategies to strengthen relationships, support children’s s…
BERLIN — Registration for the 13th annual RiverFire 5K is now open. This popular event, open to runners and walkers of all abilities, will take place on Oct. 18 in conjunction with Berlin’s annual RiverFire Celebration.
CONWAY — Since the beginning of the year, the ACTS of Compassion therapy dogs have been actively engaged in schools, hospitals and camps throughout the Mount Washington Valley and surrounding areas, touching the lives of hundreds of children and families.
Back row, from left: Katlyn Godin, Amanda Lavoie, Heather Schuft, Samantha Binette, Hailee Cronin, Nichole Croteau, Vicky Arsenault, Alexis Roberge, Jason Winnett.
By Paul Robitaille
CONCORD — A new 2024 AARP Fraud Watch Network report highlights the ways criminals are targeting consumers this holiday season. The report shows four in five (82 percent) U.S. consumers have experienced some type of fraud this year — including gift card scams, counterfeit products, phishing …
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