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Peterborough developer Paul LaRoche III wins two Cornerstone Awards
02-01-2023 4:41 PM

By BILL FONDA

Starting with the wall of windows that provides people with a view of Mount Monadnock when they walk in the door, Realtor Sadie Halliday of the Halliday Group calls the four-bedroom, four-bathroom house owned by owned by Nathan and...


Wilton Planning Board receives $83,000 grant to study housing alternatives
02-01-2023 12:02 PM

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Wilton Planning Board has received a $83,000 grant to develop a strategy for housing in town, with a three-phase plan to review the town’s zoning and master plan.Planning Board Vice Chair Karon Walker said the funding will be used to pay...


Decision deadline nears for proposed seven-lot subdivision in Wilton
01-23-2023 4:39 PM

By ASHLEY SAARI

An application for a seven-lot development on Barrett Hill in Wilton is likely to receive a decision next month, as the Planning Board comes up against a law-mandated deadline to render a vote.Board members initially told the applicants they would not...


The public benefits of private land
01-18-2023 10:01 AM

By AMANDA GOKEE

The Mink Hills in Warner have returned to forest, where hemlock, oak, and beech trees now make their home, replacing the early settlers who clear-cut this land to make way for sheep pastures.John Bassi is working to make sure these residents – the...


HOUSE AND HOME: Couple gives new life to historic mansion
01-16-2023 1:53 PM

By JOSH LACAILLADE

A laser physicist and his wife have completely renovated a historic mansion in New Ipswich, thanks to a little help from the community. Built in 1890, the home on 79 Academy Road and 54 Manley Road is an intricate maze of 25 rooms, four full baths,...


Housing, child care to get special attention this legislative session
01-06-2023 10:03 AM

By ETHAN DEWITT

House Speaker Sherman Packard will launch special legislative committees on housing and child care, bringing new focus to two persistent issues for the state.The special committees will join the House’s 24 existing standing committees and will take...


MilliporeSigma withdraws application for Jaffrey paving variance, but is expected to resubmit
01-04-2023 12:09 PM

By ASHLEY SAARI

Manufacturer MilliporeSigma has delayed a request for a variance to permit paving a section of wetland buffer at its Jaffrey plant location until at least next month.MilliporeSigma representatives were scheduled to appear before the Zoning Board of...


The Farm at Wolf Pine Hollow owners lose appeal to ZBA
11-16-2022 7:36 PM

By SCOTT MERRILL

The Hancock ZBA denied an appeal request Nov. 9 by the owners of The Farm at Wolf Pine Hollow at 53 Middle Road for relief from an administrative decision.The administrative decision from the Select Board, according to farm owners Ariane and Tom Ice,...


New timeline laid out for Jaffrey roundabout project
09-20-2022 10:02 AM

By ASHLEY SAARI

Demolition on buildings to make way for the anticipated construction of two connecting roundabouts in downtown Jaffrey is expected to start this spring, with the start of construction in 2024, according to state Department of Transportation...


Rindge Planning Board approves mixed-use development on Route 202/Thomas Road
09-07-2022 3:14 PM

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Rindge Planning Board approved a site plan for a mixed commercial and residential use off of Route 202 and Thomas Road, including eight new condominium housing units.The development, planned to be called Rindge Estates, consists of three buildings...


Silver Scone Teas seeks variance in New Ipswich after cease-and-desist order
09-02-2022 1:42 PM

By ASHLEY SAARI

A business that hosts tea parties will be back before the New Ipswich Zoning Board next month, after the board continued a Thursday hearing on whether to grant the business a variance to operate in the Village District.Silver Scone Teas on River Road...


Real estate transfers from June 20 to July 15, 2022
08-04-2022 10:39 AM

ANTRIM343 Elm Ave.; land and building; $280,000; Jameson Long to Susan R. Wishinski.15 Hillside Drive; land and building; $285,000; Clifford Thornberry And Noel Bryant to Deborah Capistran.22 West St.; land and building; $260,000; Wesley Enman to...


Sharon Arts Center has new owner
08-03-2022 3:24 PM

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Sharon Arts Center has been sold after several years on the market.The center, previously owned by New England College, has been closed since 2019. The New Hampshire Art Institute, which merged with New England College in 2012, absorbing the...


Developer hopes to turn Antrim Mill property into commercial and residential spaces
07-20-2022 12:08 PM

By ISABEL DREHER

The Antrim Mill property on Main Street has been largely empty for decades. ZanderKempf, a New Hampshire resident, military veteran and real estate developer, hopes to change that.Kempf, who grew up in Amherst and is the founder of Clear Summit...


Couple is restoring Peterborough home and learning its history
07-11-2022 12:36 PM

By ROWAN WILSON

Ed Cardoza had heard about the “Yellow House on Grove” a couple of times before he and his husband Al Cummings came up to visit. They had been living in Foxborough, Mass., and were on the search for the right old house to make their home. “Al is a...


Plans for former Wilton Station are uncertain
06-30-2022 12:50 PM

By JOSH LACAILLADE

Buyers of the former Wilton Station on Main Street are unsure of building’s future.In February, Aaron Kelly and his fiance Kendal J. Bush of Francestown became the newest owners of the building at 99 Main St. The station was abandoned for close to two...


BUSINESS QUARTERLY: Local farms are branching out
04-28-2022 10:35 AM

By JULIA STINNEFORD

Making money by farming can be tough these days, and according to some local farmers, the best way to get around it is to branch out.“To be able to make it as a small farm, you need to have some other kind of income,” said Christie Reed, who owns The...


Cranberry Meadow Estates lots include piece of conservation easement
01-20-2022 2:01 PM

By ROWAN WILSON

Walking along the Cranberry Meadow Pond Trail, a popular hiking path that starts in downtown Peterborough and connects all the way to the Raymond Trail that runs up Pack Monadnock, one may not realize a 64-lot development was once planned to be built...

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