Josh Bond joined the Ledger-Transcript in May of 2008 as a part-time reporter. He has since become a full-time reporter and provides photography and news coverage in the towns of Antrim, Bennington, Greenfield and Francestown as well as the ConVal School District. Josh grew up in Swanzey and is a graduate of Keene State College’s journalism program. He and his wife Lorri live in Peterborough with their daughter.
Despite the regular coming and going of members from year to year, the ConVal High School Ocean Bowl team seems incapable of losing.
GREENFIELD — As victims, firefighters and residents reel in the wake of two devastating fires in town, people from across the region are rallying behind two displaced families.
ANTRIM — According to fire chief Michael Beauchamp, Bakery 42 has escaped significant damage after a massive fire destroyed all three floors of an attached building at 46 Main St. on Monday night.
After the first time he jumped into the 30-degree water eight years ago, Mark Mackesy swore he’d never do it again.
FRANCESTOWN — Hunter Hardwick got his first real taste of New England living a little earlier than most.
PETERBOROUGH — Residents and officials from nine towns toured ConVal High School Monday in an effort to expose voters to the quality of the buildings and the merits of the bond proposal.
PETERBOROUGH — Just two weeks after teachers began working to the contract — and with no new contract in sight — tensions between students, teachers and administrators have begun to surface.
When their lead sponsor dropped them after last year’s competition, one local robotics team turned to a group that knows a thing or two about engineering — NASA.
ANTRIM — Town Administrator Galen Stearns explained the town’s financial crisis in more detail Thursday, pointing to one area as the source of more than half of 2008’s $1.24 million deficit.
PETERBOROUGH — The School Board got its first look at a $5.4 million bond proposal Tuesday, one that includes most of the items in last year’s rejected $5.5 million bond.