BERLIN — On the evening of Sept. 4, the Berlin Police Department held a sobriety checkpoint in the city of Berlin on Route 16, also known as Glen Avenue. The sobriety checkpoint application was previously granted and authorized by a Superior Court judge.
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BERLIN — The New Hampshire School Funding Fairness Project, in partnership with local school districts, will bring a series of four community presentations about school funding and property taxes to Grafton and Coos communities from Sept. 28 through Oct. 1.
CONCORD — The 2027 Conservation License Plate grant round for preservation projects of publicly owned historic resources in New Hampshire has opened, the N.H. Division of Historical Resources announced today.
GORHAM — How best to allow public comment in municipal meetings can be a sensitive subject, including at selectmen's meetings. At times, the meetings, which also are livestreamed, can be fractious as the recordings show.
BERLIN — City councilors heard a proposal Monday night to reduce the number of days trash and recycling is picked up in the city from four days to three.
GORHAM — Town officials, including Fire Chief Phil Cloutier, continued to discuss how to handle hospital transfers at the selectmen's Sept. 14 meeting.
BERLIN — Could one of the city’s former parish schools be used as a winter shelter for the homeless for city residents and others in neighboring Coos County towns?
BERLIN — It is now clear what the next step for the greenhouses off East Milan Road will be: the auction block on Oct. 28 at 11 a.m.
CONWAY — “We can’t see anything (due to the rain), but we just sent a very profound message to thousands of people in heaven. We haven’t forgotten them. That’s what it’s about.”
BERLIN — Area residents responded to a request on Facebook for their memories of where they were and what they personally experienced on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. They were also asked their thoughts on all that has happened as a result of the al-Qaeda terrorist attacks.
BERLIN — The stage is set for the general election on Nov. 3, now that the Sept. 8 primary has determined the political contenders from the Republican and Democratic parties in respective matches.
LANCASTER — A Gorham man charged with reckless conduct with a deadly weapon — firearm for shooting bullets at local business windows and a parked vehicle in Berlin on March 21 pleaded guilty to five charges and will serve two years in the county jail on two different charges and make financi…
N.H. Primary Sept. 8, 2026 results
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to show that incumbent District 3 Coos County Commissioner Ray Gorman of Colebrook prevailed in the Republican primary for that office by 20 votes over challenger and fellow Republican Michael Cote of Gorham. When all votes in Coos County were talli…
by Garry Rayno
BERLIN — Berlin school officials are weighing the future of decades-old murals painted by high school students in the 1960s, balancing the artwork’s historical significance with the needs of younger students who encounter it today.
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