Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
How much does your town administrator make?
Town administrators in the Monadnock area are responsible for overseeing a variety of municipal services, from property assessments to public works, and are the highest-earning town administrators in…
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6mMonadnock Ledger-Transcript awards $8,000 to local conservation projects
The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript awarded $4,000 grants to the Harris Center for Conservation Education's Turtle Heroes program and the White Mountain Horticulture Research Foundation's Monadnock Hemlock Initiative to support local environmental preservation efforts.
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4mPaul Landholm Merritt
<html><head></head><body>Paul Landholm Merritt<br /><br />Hancock, NH - Paul passed away this early summer. He was kind, exceptionally loving and gentle in spirit, a generous heart who always had a willingness to work hard. His passing is a great loss ...
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2mJaffrey man killed in two-car collision on Route 12 in Marlborough
An 80-year-old Jaffrey man died in a head-on collision between a Nissan Rogue and a Ram ProMaster van on Route 12 in Marlborough on Wednesday morning.
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4mSue Asel to succeed Kevin Little as president of St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
Sue Asel is set to take over the presidency of the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry in Greenville next month, succeeding Kevin Little who is stepping down after two terms.
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3mFor Monadnock-area apple orchards, this growing season was a mixed bag
While Washburn's Windy Hill Orchard in Greenville reports a successful apple harvest due to favorable summer conditions, nearby farmers like those at Paradise Farm and Barrett Hill Farm lost their crops to a late-season frost in April.