ANDROSCOGGIN VALLEY — Several “No Kings” rallies are set for different northern New Hampshire communities on Saturday, March 28. The timing and locations are geographically staggered so that a person may attend more than one event. There will be protests in Lancaster, 10-11:30 a.m.; Gorham, …
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BERLIN — A proposal to develop multifamily housing in an office building once owned by Isaacson Structural Steel on Jericho Road took a step forward Monday night with the city’s zoning board of adjustment approving its request for a special exception in a 5-0 vote.
GORHAM — Gorham Police Chief Jimmy Willhoite is the recipient of a federal award that recognizes the police department’s support for its officers who also serve in the National Guard or Reserves.
BERLIN — Two properties listed on the real estate transfer list for February 2026 are of particular note for the Berlin and greater Coos County community: the sale of the long-vacant motel on Pleasant Street, near the city’s entrance, and the sale of the former La Casita Restaurant.
BERLIN — A bit of Berlin history is for sale.
TAMWORTH — New Hampshire State Fire Marshal Sean P. Toomey and Tamworth Fire/Rescue Chief Richard Colcord announce a joint investigation is underway after a floor collapsed at a wedding venue in the White Mountains community of Tamworth.
BERLIN — City councilors Monday night voted in favor of keeping vehicular traffic on Main and Pleasant streets as they currently are: one-way, reversing its earlier vote to change back to a two-way pattern on Main Street the city used decades ago.
LANCASTER — Coos NH Indivisible will be hosting a “No Kings” visibility rally Saturday, March 28, in Lancaster on Main Street by the U.S. Post Office.
BERLIN — The search for a site on which to build a recovery shelter in the city for those working to live a life free of drugs and alcohol may have found a home at what was once the site of the Berlin Medical Center.
For the Coos County towns of Errol, Dummer, Shelburne, Randolph and Milan, the 2026 annual town election results are complete.
CONCORD — A bill to temporarily limit increased compensation for hospital executives after a major layoff in areas like Coos County, which is an economically distressed area, was tabled at the call of state Sen. Sue Prentiss (D-Lebanon) on Thursday, March 12.
CONCORD — The owner of a non-profit that cared for the elderly must pay restitution of $490,947.88, serve six months in federal prison and then be on supervised release for a year, following her sentencing on filing false tax reports.
CONCORD — School nurses and superintendent services would not be components of an adequate education under a bill the House approved Wednesday, March 11.
COOS COUNTY — The Coos County delegation rallied to table a bill that would have limited renewable energy certificates paid to renewable energy producers.
CONCORD — The N.H. Department of Corrections is attempting to locate and arrest fugitive Craig Thomas Lagerstrom.
GORHAM — Voters at annual town meeting voted out longtime selectman Mike Waddell and elected a physician in his place. The results were announced at the annual town meeting on Tuesday night, shortly after the polls closed.
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