COLEBROOK — Due to the severe weather forecast, North Country Healthcare has postponed the Colebrook Community Conversation originally scheduled for Monday, Jan. 26.
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FRANCONIA — A snowmobile crash on Saturday on a trail in Franconia Notch injured a Massachusetts man, who suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries.
CLARKSVILLE – Rescue personnel responded to Corridor Trail 5 in Clarksville for a report of a man who had sustained injuries in a snowmobile crash on Sunday, Jan. 11.
BENTON — A weekend rescue of two skiers lost in deep snow and blizzard-like conditions on the summit of Mount Moosilauke tested the mettle of New Hampshire Fish and Game conservation officers and the volunteers from the Pemigewasset Valley Search and Rescue team.
CLARKSVILLE — A 43-year-old woman was treated for leg injuries received from a snowmobile crash in Clarksville when she accidentally hit the accelerator on the machine, went down an embankment and was ejected.
BERLIN — New and re-elected members of the city council, school board and library trustees were sworn into office Tuesday night, along with Mayor Robert Cone, who was also re-elected in November 2025.
BERLIN — About 75 advocates gathered at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on Wednesday afternoon to protest the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s treatment of detainees, especially those held at the federal prison in Berlin.
BERLIN — School administrator and experienced teacher Tammy Fauteux is getting a new job title on July 1 — superintendent.
BERLIN — Nearly 40 people attended the first of what is planned to be a series of meetings hosted by school leaders and veteran educators with residents to discuss goals, improve academic and financial outcomes, and foster communication between residents and administrators.
CONWAY — MWV Resistance organized a peaceful “No Occupation at Home, No Occupation Abroad” march that drew about 85 participants in North Conway on Saturday. It has also scheduled three events for today, each taking place at 2 p.m. as part of a nationwide “Free America” walkout.
WATERVILLE VALLEY — The last FIS World Cup Freestyle competition before teams are chosen for the Winter Olympics is being held here this week and tickets are $26 to ski, ride and watch or $20 to access the venue by chairlift.
GORHAM — Having returned to the North Country in January 2025, Sally and Mitch Berkowitz have brought with them the idea of a “Give and Take Shop” at the town’s transfer station.
CONCORD — State representatives, including a majority of Coos County legislators, voted against House Bill 314, a bill that would have prohibited the use of federal, state or local funds for lobbying activities.
BERLIN — Everyone in the community is invited to attend on Thursday, Jan. 15, the first Community Collaborative Event hosted by Berlin Public Schools, a program designed to strengthen the bonds and ties between the school district and all who live, work and play in Berlin.
BERLIN — House Bill 155, reducing the rate of the business enterprise tax, passed in a 189-165 vote on Jan. 8. Seven of the nine state representatives serving Coos County voted in favor of the legislation.
BERLIN — A second “Vigil for Our Nation of Immigrants” will be held outside St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 2 High St. in Berlin on Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 3:30 p.m., according to a news release sent to the Sun.
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