The legacy of New Ipswich’s mills and construction industry

Industrial Tower and Wireless sues Hancock over cell tower denial

Industrial Tower and Wireless LLC filed a lawsuit against the Town of Hancock in federal court, alleging the town's denial of a cell tower application violated the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

Mason Planning Board denies Brookline's rehearing request on sand and gravel project

The Mason Planning Board unanimously voted 4-0 to deny a request from the town of Brookline for a rehearing regarding the approval of a sand and gravel excavation project on Brookline Road.

NH lawmaker pushes to give legislature power to appoint judges

State Rep. Joseph Barton is calling for an overhaul of how New Hampshire appoints judges after recently released documents show that the state’s Supreme Court justices acted to stifle the investigation into former chief justice Gordon MacDonald. In the current system, the Judicial Selection Commission screens applicants and sends recommendations to the governor, who nominates a candidate.  Then, by a majority, the Executive Council confirms the nominee. The process applies to both Supreme Court justices and trial court judges. But Barton has filed a constitutional amendment that would take confirmations of the judicial officers out of the executive branch’s hands and […]

Mascenic making an argument as potential Division IV soccer threat

The surprising Mascenic boys soccer team is on a heater this fall, carrying just one loss into the home stretch of its schedule with a win over improving Wilton-Lyndeborough on Monday, 2-0, the latest feather in the squad’s cap.  The Vikings won just one game last season but are already 8-1-2 on the year despite […]

'No-brainer': Dublin School bans phones, promotes outdoor time with Camp Nielsen

Dublin School's new Camp Nielsen aims to encourage students to disconnect from technology and engage with nature through various outdoor activities and educational programs.