BERLIN — The city’s tax rate could increase by $2.70 per $1,000 property valuation.
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BERLIN — On Christmas Day, 309 kids around the Androscoggin Valley will wake up to find toys waiting to be opened, toys that would not have been available for them without the work of Toys for Kids’ volunteers and all those in the community who made donations to its toy drive.
BERLIN — With $600,000 removed from its previously approved budget, the school department is absorbing the majority of the $833,000 removed from the city’s fiscal year 2026 budget approved by the council and mayor last June.
STEWARTSTOWN — A 72-year-old Vermont man suffered injuries Sunday in a snowmobile crash in this northern Coos County town.
FRANCONIA — On Friday, Dec. 12, at 9:45 p.m., conservation officers with New Hampshire Fish and Game were made aware of two hikers who had lost the trail as they descended from the summit of Mount Lafayette on the Greenleaf Trail.
COLEBROOK — A Hooksett man faces charges, NH Fish and Game police said, for his illegal operation of a snowmobile on a trail not open to the public on Dec. 21.
CONCORD — As of 1 p.m., more than 10,000 customers are without power across New Hampshire as strong winds move across the region. If you are without power, report power outages to your utility provider every 24 hours until it is restored: Eversource: (800) 662-7764; Liberty Utilities: (855) …
BERLIN — Classes were held as usual Tuesday at Berlin Middle High School as police monitored a report of violence directed at the grade 6-12 school.
BERLIN — A late morning fire Tuesday at a three-floor, multifamily building at 395 Derrah St. left several people without a residence and visible damage to the building’s exterior.
BERLIN — The Berlin Community Fridge is all about neighbors helping neighbors no matter the time or day when someone needs food.
BERLIN — Recreation Duane “DJ” Johnson has voluntarily resigned, it was revealed in City Manager Phillip L. Warren Jr’s regular report to the city council Monday night.
MOULTONBOROUGH — As temperatures cooled in early December, many of New Hampshire’s smaller lakes froze over, some with Common Loons still lingering on the water. The Loon Preservation Committee (LPC) responded to multiple reports of loons at risk of becoming trapped on frozen lakes, ultimate…
CONWAY — Mother Nature came to the Conway Public Library last week, and WMUR’s nightly news magazine program “NH Chronicle” was there to capture her visit.
OSSIPEE — A YouTube star pleaded guilty Dec. 5 to hitting a Bartlett police officer with his Jeep and was sentenced to four to 10 years in prison during a hearing in Carroll County Superior Court.
LANCASTER — Arraignments were held in Coos Superior Court on Dec. 8 for the following individuals indicted by a grand jury in November:
CONCORD — As winter settles in across New Hampshire, New Hampshire public safety officials are reminding residents and visitors to prepare and take precautions to protect themselves, their families and their communities from seasonal hazards.
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