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Most military recruits have not reached an age for their brains to be fully developed at the time they enlist. When we train anyone, especially those still in their formative years, to commit acts that cause moral injury, we must accept the costly long-term obligation to meet their needs afterwards.

Thank you to our dedicated and enthusiastic Volunteer Income Tax Assistance team at The River Center.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

David Graves, 37, of Peterborough was arrested on charges of vehicular assault and negligent driving on May 11 following a head-on crash on Route 9 May 9 that resulted in serious injuries. 

By JESSECA TIMMONS

The Antrim Fire Department saved the day for lost ducklings on Wednesday after sharp-eyed residents heard peeping coming from a storm drain.

A 13-year commemorative period honoring those who served in the Vietnam War winds down this year It will end Nov. 11, Veterans Day

The Jaffrey Civic Center’s annual Spring Art Show is on display through June 21 in the Auditorium Gallery at 40 Main St.

The other day, as I was returning to Wilton from Lyndborough’s Maple Lane Farm after picking up a pie, I was struck by the many signs that announce “fresh eggs.” But it wasn’t the signs that grabbed my full attention. It was an elaborate chicken coop that appeared to be a chicken’s housing dream.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

After more than 30 years, David and Sara Godine are passing one of Dublin’s most-historic homes at Mountain View Farm on to a new family.

By JESSECA TIMMONS and DAVID ALLEN

Bonnie Tucker was elected to the Select Board, and Daron Janis was chosen as the new Zoning Board of Adjustment member during Tuesday's Peterborough town election.

By ASHLEY SAARI

Parents and teachers had the opportunity Tuesday to meet with Greg Pickering, the finalist candidate for principal of Mascenic Regional High School.

By DAVID ALLEN

A builder in Lyndeborough is working to address the housing shortage and the affordability issue of many residences.

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Mason Public Library has installed a new Little Free Library outside its main door, in celebration of Little Free Library Week.

By DAVID ALLEN

In the face of looming tariff increases,  the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School Board has approved an early purchase of technology equipment to avoid higher costs this summer.

By DAVID BROOKS

An organization that helps communities buy health insurance for employees is almost insolvent and has been taken over by the state, which is looking into whether it followed state law about returning surpluses to members.

By DAVID ALLEN

Three residents of Hancock will help the town decide whether to consolidate its police force with neighboring communities.

By ASHLEY SAARI

New Ipswich will host its Memorial Day celebrations Sunday, May 18, with two parades and ceremonies at local cemeteries in the morning and afternoon.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Due to what Chair Carl Staley called “too many outstanding issues” with the proposal, the Peterborough Planning Board voted to grant a continuation on an application for a four-lot subdivision on 16 acres at 238 Old Greenfield Road Monday night. 

After learning that bicycles are often the only way refugees can independently get to work, language school, medical appointments and stores while waiting more than six months for a driver’s license and vehicle, Dublin Christian Academy students helped to provide bikes to refugees in Manchester.

The Peterborough Lions Club has donated $2,000 to the Teens in Action program through the Peterborough Recreation Department.

By MARK BECKWITH

Several decades ago, a national debate raged over a question that helped launch America’s ongoing culture war – who can you love?

The Oak Park Flea Market in Greenfield will run Sundays from May 18 through Aug. 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Oak Park in Greenfield.