Republicans renew effort to eliminate NH Office of Health Access and environmental justice program

Piermont town administrator resigns after 4 years

Piermont Town Administrator Sarah Tucker has resigned after four years and will continue working part-time through the end of the budgeting process to facilitate a smooth transition.

After a costly dry spell, a wetter outlook

A Dartmouth College study found that droughts in the Northeast have become significantly less frequent and intense since the mid-1980s due to increased rainfall, though experts warn that severe weather events still pose a threat to regional agriculture.

I-89 and I-91 projects may cause overnight delays

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation will implement rolling roadblocks on Interstate 89 and a temporary ramp closure on Interstate 91 starting October 6 as part of an ongoing $43 million bridge replacement project.

Upper Valley-area families gain a Montessori option in New London

Strawberry Blossom Montessori, a nonprofit school utilizing a personalized tuition model to ensure educational equity, recently opened on Main Street in New London, New Hampshire, to serve children ages 1 to 6.

Lebanon to host community listening session on disability and accessibility

Lebanon is hosting an accessibility listening event at City Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 13, facilitated by the Special Needs Support Center to gather community feedback on disability-related barriers and improvements.