Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Wilton favors prorated tax exemption model to boost town's growth, compete with Milford
The Wilton Select Board favors a prorated approach for property tax exemption program for commercial and industrial properties to encourage economic development and revitalize the town's tax base.
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6mAnti-immigration enforcement petition gathers steam as ACLU challenges State Police transparency on ICE agreement
Maggie Fogarty sees what’s normally hidden from public view when, every Wednesday morning, she enters Strafford County Jail. She meets people detained during immigration enforcement actions across New England, who rely on the help of the New Hampshire Immigrant Visitation Program to engage attorney representation and to continue to make progress in their applications for […]
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2mStudents share gaming strategies at Granite State ComicCon panel
Seven members of Great Brook School's Heroes' Hall Role-playing Game Club presented a panel on teaching tabletop role-playing games to youth at Granite State ComicCon on Sept. 19.
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4mLaura Gingras receives 2026 Monadnock United Way Ken Jue Award
Laura Gingras, Vice President of Philanthropy and Community Relations at Monadnock Community Hospital, was named the 2026 recipient of the Monadnock United Way Ken Jue Award for her lifelong commitment to community service and collaboration.
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2mMonadnock Community Hospital employee Brian Stimpson named medical assistant of the year
Brian Stimpson of Monadnock Community Hospital was named Medical Assistant of the Year by the American Association of Medical Assistants.
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Educational achievements
Several local students achieved academic honors including graduation awards from Bates College, placement on the president's and dean's lists at Southern New Hampshire University, and acceptance into the College of Charleston's Honors College.