In a shift among Democrats, Goodlander votes to cut off $3.3 billion in aid to Israel

Regency-era party brings 1800s history to New Ipswich

Historic New England hosted a Regency-era party at the Barrett House in New Ipswich on Saturday, featuring period dances, tours, and a tea party.

Amanda Allen launches write-in campaign against Jonah Wheeler for NH seat

Democratic candidate Amanda Allen is running a late write-in campaign against incumbent Representative Jonah Wheeler in the upcoming September 8 primary, focusing on disagreements over gender identity legislation and regional priorities.

Reps. Wheeler and Leishman outline goals ahead of primary election

With less than two weeks until the primary election, Jonah Wheeler and Peter Leishman, the incumbent state legislators for Peterborough and Sharon, held their monthly meeting with voters on Wednesday, Aug. 26. The two presented their legislative goals for the next two-year term and answered questions from the crowd. Much of the discussion centered on public education. If reelected in November, Wheeler said he plans to propose changing the statewide education property tax from a $363 million statewide limit each year to a rate of $5 per $1,000 of equalized property valuation. Wheeler predicts that will add an additional $1.26 billion […]

Mason Planning Board continues hearing on sand and gravel excavation

The Mason Planning Board continued its hearing regarding a proposed sand and gravel excavation operation, focusing on concerns over road safety, traffic impacts, and water protection before scheduling a follow-up meeting for Sept. 16.

WLC girls soccer begins a season of rebuilding

First-year head coach Kierra Burton aims to rebuild the Wilton-Lyndeborough girls' soccer team.