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By DAVID ALLEN

Four people were taken to the hospital Thursday morning following a collision on Route 101 in Dublin. “They didn’t stop for the stop sign,” said Dublin Police Chief Tim Suokko, referring to the driver of one of the vehicles involved at the...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

From the outside, the old mill at Noone Falls in Peterborough looks like it has not changed much in more than 200 years. The long, low building looks much as it did in the 19th century, when textile workers processed wool. But on the inside, the mill...

By DAVID ALLEN

Temple went before the state Supreme Court Tuesday for an appeal by residents Alan Marsh and John Jackson-Marsh regarding their property on West RoadMarsh and Jackson-Marsh keep a variety of aging construction vehicles and machinery. The town...

By DAVID ALLEN

Two developers made proposals at pre-construction meetings in front of the Wilton Planning Board Tuesday, but only one left with a start date on the calendar.San-Ken Homes of New Ipswich presented its timeline for developing a seven-lot subdivision...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

About 40 community members attended Wednesday night’s public forum at ConVal High School to learn about the proposed renovation of the Applied Technology Center, parts of the high school, and the Lucy Hurlin Theater.ConVal’s Applied Technology Center...

By DAVID ALLEN

The Dublin Planning board reorganized itself Thursday and approved two draft warrant articles that will go on to the Select Board.Select Board member Chris Raymond made a motion that Archie McIntyre be made interim chair in the wake of Don Primrose’s...

By DAVID ALLEN

The ice on Thorndike Pond in Dublin is still a work in progress as a local dog found out the hard way Sunday morning.A call came into Dublin Fire and EMS at 10:46 that a dog named Nova had wandered out onto the ice and fallen through.“It was about 500...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Repairs to the stone wall at Bennington’s Evergreen Cemetery have been completed, thanks to volunteer labor by mason Zeth Kenney of Graceline Stone Works in Hillsborough.“I reached out for bids for the work, but Zeth was the only one who got back to...

By DAVID ALLEN

“Honestly I don’t like to keep track of my stats,” said Quinn Krook of his record as goalkeeper as part of Mascenic Regional High School’s varsity soccer team on a recent afternoon in his school library.Krook is a senior who recently capped his fourth...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Longtime Monadnock region resident Ed Mottau, who died at his home in Peterborough Nov. 3 at age 80, is being remembered as a musician, a craftsman, a mentor, friend, father and devoted member of the community.Mottau was a guitarist and songwriter who...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

 ConVal junior Lukas Baker of Antrim has been awarded a full scholarship to the college of his choice through the QuestBridge National College Match Program.Baker will attend Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., where he was admitted early. Baker will...

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin is exploring its options to provide ambulance service to town residents.EMS technicians from Peterborough currently respond to emergencies, and in October, Dublin Deputy Chief of EMS Karen Vanderbilt discussed with the Select Board the...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

The Francestown Patriotic Purposes Committee has proposed a warrant article on the town’s 2025 ballot requesting the town adopt the All Veterans’ Tax Credit.The Francestown Select Board discussed the issue at Monday night’s meeting.“Right now, the...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Ophelia Dahl, who was included on Time magazine’s annual list of the world’s 100 most-influential people for 2024, is the speaker at Friday night’s “Stories to Share” at 5 p.m. at Jaffrey Civic Center. Dahl’s talk, titled “Public Health in Practice:...

By DAVID ALLEN

Traffic and water could soon be flowing a bit smoother on and under Herrick Road in Lyndeborough, as the Select Board has voted unanimously to approve the use of $100,000 in ARPA funds to replace a culvert under the road and build a retaining...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

A missing Greenfield woman has been located and is safe, according to Greenfield Police Chief Brian Giammarino.Mickaell “Kale”  Currier, 32,  had been missing since Nov. 23, when she called her place to work to say she had car trouble. “We received a...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Multiple factors contributed to Peterborough residents receiving December tax bills that were higher than the ones they received in June.“The most-common question we are getting from people is ‘Why is the December bill so much higher tax the June...

By DAVID ALLEN

Two more members of the Dublin Planning Board are confirmed as having resigned, bringing the total number of departures to five.Vice Chair Francis McKenna and alternate member Karl Eckilson have left the board, following the previously confirmed...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Knitter, artist, scientist and storyteller Julie Brown of Hancock will be one of the featured artists at the Living Local Art Fair Saturday, Nov. 30, at the Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church, 25 Main St., Peterborough, from 10 a.m. to 4...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

After 14 years running other recreation departments, Craig Fraley is very happy to be back at the Peterborough Recreation Department, where he started his career in 2004. “I always kind of kept my eye on Peterborough,” Fraley said. “I was very happy...

By DAVID ALLEN

Music returning to the Peterborough Town House came a bit closer to becoming a reality this week, as funds were received to begin restoring a piano that has been parked upstairs on the Town House stage. On Tuesday, the Select Board voted to accept a...