BERLIN — A COVID-19 vaccination site will be set up in Berlin to provide a location in Coos County to begin vaccines to those 65 years of age and older or at significantly higher medical risk under the state’s vaccination plan.
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BERLIN — The city has demolished three buildings within the past month and Monday night the city council authorized taking down one more. The city will demolish the former Woolworth building at 121 Main St.
GORHAM — Bronson Paradis began working at Gorham Town Hall on Monday, Jan. 11, as the new hired fiscal assistant in the town's two-person finance department.
GORHAM — The Gorham Paper and Tissue mill will undergo more than a name change. Over the next few years, the new owner of White Mountain Paper Company said there will be a major overhaul of the mill to turn it into a modern and efficient operation. An estimated 80 percent of the current foot…
BERLIN — The school board got its first look at the proposed 2021-22 district budget at its meeting Thursday night.
GORHAM — The Gorham Fire Department will receive a $29,866 grant to buy lifesaving extrication equipment, often called the “Jaws of Life,” from the nonprofit Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.
BERLIN — The N.H. Department of Transportation is being asked to lower the speed limit on Route 110 to allow ATVs to travel on the road all the way from the city proper to Jericho Mountain State Park.
GORHAM — When out-of-town bird-watching enthusiasts dressed in camouflage and carrying long-lens cameras drove into town on Sunday to see flocks of Bohemian waxwings eating crabapples at least one resident suspected them of being domestic terrorists.
CONCORD — An evidentiary hearing looking at whether abatements granted by the Berlin Board of Assessors to board members were “illegal and improper” was continued Tuesday after more than five hours of testimony.
BERLIN — North Country Growers has exercised its option with the city and purchased the 170-acre property off the East Milan Road where the company hopes to build two commercial greenhouses.
WOLFEBORO — The state Division of Parks and Recreation and the Mount Washington Commission are exploring charging a $4 base entrance fee to the Sherman Adams Building in the Mount Washington State Park atop the Northeast’s highest peak. No entrance fees are now charged, including at the temp…
KEENE — The Jaffrey man who allegedly shot and killed his wife’s lover before forcing her to decapitate the dead body in an unincorporated place in Coos County will not get the probable cause hearing he requested, claiming that his wife is not telling the truth about the murder.
BERLIN — They are the Swab Squad at Androscoggin Valley Hospital — the dedicated team of health-care workers who do the COVID-19 testing. The swabbers conduct the testing, handle the specimens and notify clients of the results.
BERLIN — The fire department's 25-year old ladder truck is out of service and the city council Monday night discussed options for repairing the vehicle.
WHITEFIELD — A detailed review of police logs in the small town of Whitefield from May through December chronicle public complaints and police action involving 45-year-old Mark R. Clermont, the man who allegedly shot and critically wounded New Hampshire State Trooper Matthew Merrill on Dec. 23.
DIXVILLE — Balsams Resort Developer Les Otten recently brought out his remaining partner in the Balsams redevelopment.
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