News
GORHAM — Six years after a group of Gorham homeowners sued the town and state over ATV access in their neighborhood, the case has ended up before the N.H. Supreme Court. The court has scheduled oral arguments for Thursday morning, March 28.
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Opinion
In prior columns I discussed two forces that make school funding unfair: the failure of economic development and privilege protecting privilege. This week, we discuss how New Hampshire does taxes in terms of politics and reality.
Community
The Secretary of State’s new high school appointees to the Legislative Youth Advisory Council are Giles Bean and Molly Donahue. Bean is a is a senior at White Mountains Regional High School and Donahue is a junior at Littleton High School. As members of the council, they will examine the iss…
Obituaries
Madeleine A. (Lavertue) Nadeau, 89, of Berlin, N.H., passed away on Sunday, March 3, 2024, at the St. Vincent de Paul Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
Sports
DOVER — Just when you thought you’d seen it all in sports, perhaps the most bizarre ending to a hockey game ever took place on March 2 between the Berlin-Gorham-Kennett girls and hosts Oyster River-Portsmouth.
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Business
GORHAM — Set back a bit from Route 2 between Shelburne and Gorham, a 68-year-old business continues to welcome guests from near and far, with genuine hospitality from the moment people enter through its doors and step up to the front desk.
Health
LINCOLN — Littleton Regional Healthcare has announced that to ensure the continuity of urgent care services in the greater Lincoln region, it will assume full ownership and management of the urgent care center located at 33 Railroad St. in Lincoln, effective April 1.
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