GILFORD — Local rental property owner Priscilla Bean may not have political experience, but she knows the Statehouse like the back of her hand, as she was often there with her late husband, Harry Bean.
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GILMANTON — Colleen Harkey believes strongly in constituent services, and she's running for a seat in the Statehouse with the drive to be transparent and respectable, while listening and doing her homework.
CANTEBURY — Nearly 200 supporters of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program gathered at the Shaker Village Thursday, to celebrate 25 years of work on projects across the state, preserving historic buildings and properties.
LACONIA — Councilors will vote on accepting an $86,500 grant from the Department of Homeland Security for city police to purchase solar pole cameras following a public hearing Sept. 14, they decided at their last meeting.
LACONIA — City police are mourning the loss of retired K9 Abby.
BELMONT — The future of an old bank building on Main Street remains unknown, despite approval for demolition at a previous Town Meeting. Removing the structure would allow plans for more green space downtown.
LACONIA — Lois Kessin, longtime community activist and women’s soccer pioneer, is running for a seat in the Statehouse with a focus on housing affordability, restorative justice, and protecting the environment.
BRISTOL — The Newfound Area School Board appointed a new member, Jake Corneau, of Bristol, to fill a vacancy, at the meeting Aug. 10.
LACONIA — Denise Riley, a public defense investigator, is running a campaign prioritizing lowering housing costs and property taxes, bringing skillful communication into the Statehouse, and fighting for justice.
LACONIA — Seven community churches will come together at 1 p.m., on Sunday, Aug. 30, for the 7th annual Time of Prayer on the front lawn of Laconia High School. Prayer will be invited in five areas: repentance, students and schools, first responders, young families, and mental health.
MEREDITH — While one member made a motion to pass a policy about building on private and abandoned roads, no one offered a second, and the subject was tabled for further discussion with town counsel before a vote.
GILFORD — Republican Bob Binda is well versed in his hometown’s politics as member of various committees and boards, and now has sights set on representing District 6 in the Statehouse.
BELMONT — The only Democrat on the ballot running for Statehouse in Belmont, Liz Charlwood is campaigning on a platform of housing affordability, solving the property tax conundrum and making improvements to local public education.
MEREDITH — The beloved Winnipesaukee Belle is back on the lake under new ownership. After three years of refurbishment, she is now docked at the Meredith Town Docks.
GILFORD — Rep. Glen Aldrich (R-Gilford) moved to the Granite State as part of the Free State Project, and has since served five terms in the Statehouse. He's taking on six candidates in the Primary Election Tuesday, Sept. 8, with hopes of retaining his District 6 seat serving Gilford, Gilman…
BELMONT — Dana Silcock believes in the importance of local residents having a voice in Concord, which is why he’s put his name on the primary ballot on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
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