LACONIA — City councilors unanimously approved accepting grant funding and appropriating matching funds to complete milfoil treatment on Paugus Bay and Lake Opechee, during their meeting Feb. 9.Â
Anthony J. Summers appeared in court Tuesday, for the first time since being put on house arrest. During a brief conference, Judge Elizabeth Leonard granted a request that allows him to attend church services.
LACONIA — A Ukrainian orchestra who's already played sold-out shows throughout the U.S. is on its way to the Colonial Theatre, after a previously scheduled date was canceled due to difficulty obtaining visas.
LACONIA — The city has inadvertently held some land developers' money in escrow for decades, members of the planning board learned during their meeting on Feb. 3.Â
MEREDITH — Town voters have rejected allowing Keno in restaurants and bars for several years, but this year the measure is on the Town Warrant, per state law, asking voters to decide whether they prohibit the game of chance.
BELMONT — One person accused in the brutal assault of two elderly people in October has been indicted by a Belknap County Grand Jury, according to Attorney General John Formella.
About three years ago, John Intorcio of Laconia was sitting at the bar at Tavern 27, in Laconia, when talk turned to trivia. Folks thought it would be fun to have a regular trivia night, with teams competing for prizes.
LACONIA — Police have spoken to a person of interest involved in the incident where a man allegedly groped a teenage girl at Opechee Point last month. No charges have been filed so far, and Chief Matt Canfield says there is no threat to the public.
FRANKLIN — Rep. Maggie Goodlander (CD2), during a roundtable discussion at HealthFirst Family Care Center on Tuesday, spoke to health care leaders and local stakeholders about challenges she can impact with federal funding.
GILFORD — Construction on the new Department of Public Works building has continued through the winter, and Director Meghan Theriault said despite being slightly behind schedule due to Mother Nature, the department’s future home is taking shape nicely.
LACONIA — City councilors and Gilford’s selectboard last week sealed the deal on an agreement governing Lakes Business Park, a joint economic development effort located along Hounsell Avenue. Â
LACONIA — Musher Alexandra Therrien, of Quebec, made history with a win in the World Championship Sled Dog Derby this weekend. Therrien is now part of a father-daughter duo of champions, as her dad, Rejean Therrien, is a former winner.
LACONIA — City schools are a model example for their out-of-classroom learning opportunities, district leaders say.
LACONIA — The New Hampshire School Funding Fairness Project will host a community forum on the relationship between state education funding and property taxes at Laconia High School this Thursday.
GILFORD — State Rep. Harry Bean (R-Gilford) has died, Statehouse leadership said Saturday. He was 71.Â
FRANKLIN — A pair of snowmobilers who Fish and Game officers say were riding off-trail crashed Saturday, and one operator was pinned under their machine.
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