Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
New Hampshire gardeners turn yards into habitats to restore local ecosystems
Homeowners and experts are increasingly adopting native plant gardening to combat declining bird and insect populations by restoring essential local habitats.
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3mTwo Brooklyn men arrested in Wilton for elder fraud scheme involving gold
Two Brooklyn men were arrested and charged with attempted felony theft following an undercover investigation by the Wilton Police Department into an elder fraud scheme involving gold payments.
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2mNew Ipswich AutumnFest returns Oct. 3 with new activities
The New Ipswich AutumnFest is scheduled to take place this Saturday, Oct. 3, featuring a new scarecrow building contest, a mascot naming opportunity, and various local vendors and activities.
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2mViking volleyball vaults back into Division III leadership contention
The Mascenic High girls' volleyball team defeated previously unbeaten Portsmouth Christian Academy 3-2 on Monday night to improve their season record to 8-1.
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3mOut-of-state driving violations can now affect N.H. drivers
New Hampshire driver's license holders with unresolved out-of-state motor vehicle violations risk having their licenses revoked following the state's recent integration into a national Driver History Record platform.
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3mUpdate: Police identify man killed, two airlifted after car crash in Dublin
A fatal multi-vehicle crash on Route 137 in Dublin left one person dead and sent two others to the hospital via helicopter on Tuesday evening.