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By DAVID ALLEN

The prospect of New Hampshire Senate Bill 297 becoming law has prompted worry among local town officials who have expressed concern over how to continue health insurance coverage for town employees beyond June 30. 

By DAVID ALLEN

A local firm has been named the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Small Business Manufacturer of the Year for New Hampshire.

By DAVID ALLEN

Soon, Russ Boland’s evenings will not involve parsing details at Select Board meetings; at least not officially.

By DAVID ALLEN

Students at Dublin Christian Academy were nailing their lines at Tuesday’s rehearsal leading up to their production of the Thornton Wilder’s “The Matchmaker” this week.

By DAVID ALLEN

Given Wilton-Lyndeborough Superintendent Peter Weaver’s announcement that he will step away from his position at the end of the next academic year, Lyndeborough resident Jonathan Vanderhoff used the public comment section of Tuesday’s School Board meeting to suggest that the board consider making the post a part-time position in the future.

By DAVID ALLEN

Families from New Ipswich and beyond lined up Friday evening in the Mascenic Regional High School parking lot to patronize food trucks which had all come together in support of Isaac Phillips and his family.

By DAVID ALLEN

An event devoted to reducing the “Now Hiring” signs in front of area businesses and helping individuals find jobs drew job-seekers and employers to ConVal High School on Thursday.

By DAVID ALLEN

Cornucopia Project in Peterborough is moving to a new location that reflects its growth and desire to be more accessible to students who have been tending to the organization’s gardens for 20 years. It is also ramping up the vocational training dimension of the program. 

By DAVID ALLEN

One month after being elected, John Wood, Dublin’s representative to the ConVal School Board, resigned, citing work obligations.

By DAVID ALLEN

Carl Mabbs-Zeno of Peterborough is a veteran of governmental diplomacy and aid abroad, and on Monday, he shared his thoughts into the likely impact of the Trump administration’s scaling back of American assistance overseas.

By DAVID ALLEN

Select Board members agreed Tuesday to quadruple the request for ConVal’s End 68 Hours of Hunger program.

By DAVID ALLEN

Hancock is moving forward with efforts to study consolidation of local police departments.

By DAVID ALLEN

Three-days-a-week rehearsals since late January bore fruit last week when the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Drama Club performed “The Little Mermaid” for two evenings in the Cooperative Middle School High School cafeteria.

By DAVID ALLEN

Peterborough Fire and Rescue responded to a call about a brush fire on Cheney Avenue Monday afternoon, fueled by dry and windy conditions. 

By DAVID ALLEN

Star Mountain Properties’ plans to develop more than 50 residential lots in Peterborough were dealt a setback April 7 when the Zoning Board of Adjustment denied its appeal that a preliminary review of its proposed project, as maintained by the town, was actually a design review. 

By DAVID ALLEN

The first free tax-supported public library in the nation took on a very unbookish vibe Friday night, as a celebration inspired by a novel expressed gratitude to library volunteers and allowed others to enjoy magic and refreshments in a circus-like atmosphere.

By DAVID ALLEN

Wilton has a new fire chief.

By DAVID ALLEN

Although snowstorms can foster angst for everyone from school superintendents to retail merchants in the Monadnock region, the Wilton Lyndeboro Winter Wanderers view a heavy blanket of white on the ground with enthusiasm.

By DAVID ALLEN

Superintendent Peter Weaver announced at Tuesday’s School Board meeting that he will be leaving his position at the end of the next school year

By DAVID ALLEN

Businesses in downtown Peterborough are breathing easier with word that the Monadnock Food Co-op of Keene is not pursuing plans to expand into town.