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By BARBARA TERTREAULT

Balsams developer Les Otten Wednesday unveiled plans to have a national nonprofit organization build the planned new hotel and conference center at the resort. After seven years of effort, Otten said the collaboration will allow the redevelopment of...

By ASHLEY SAARI

The former King House restaurant in the heart of Greenville is taking on a new shape – or, more accurately, an old one.Tom Hawkins of Temple recently purchased the building to be the new home of his sign fabrication business. But, he also has another...

Dr. Adam Chodosh discusses atrial fibrillation and the Watchman procedure, a treatment alternative to traditional blood thinners for certain patients.What is atrial fibrillation?Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is an irregular quivering, and sometimes...

By RAY DUCKLER

It’s hard following a legend.Quarterback Mac Jones has played well this season, helping the Patriots and their fans forget about Tom Brady. Or at least Jones is creating optimism, enough to dull the pain of losing the player who guided the franchise...

By BARBARA TETREAULT

Constance Chaput-Raby was just 10 years old the last time she saw her mother. Louise Chaput had left her Sherbrooke, Quebec, home to go hiking alone for a few days in the White Mountains. When she did not return home as expected, her family notified...

By BEN DOMAINGUE

Millions of dollars will soon be available to plant more trees and improve the health of the White Mountain National Forest through funds available in the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill.The REPLANT Act, which stands for Repairing...

By ALEX HANSON

Since its founding in 1945, Post Mills Airport has changed hands only a few times, most recently in 1988, when Brian Boland acquired it.And since its founding, the small grass airstrip has been privately held.Boland’s death in a July 15 hot air...

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

SOUTH ROYALTON — A Vermont Law School student was killed Tuesday morning after the SUV he was driving was struck by an Amtrak train south of South Royalton Village.Thomas Fennell had driven across the tracks at the rail crossing near South Windsor...

By JOHN J. GOGLIA

The New Hampshire Private Road Taxpayers Alliance (NHPVRTA), a statewide nonprofit organization seeking fairness and equity for taxpayers that own property on residential private ways, was formed when a group of like-minded individuals determined that...

By DAVID BROOKS

One of the longest-running transportation debates in New Hampshire, whether to bring passenger rail back up the Merrimack River Valley, has been rejuvenated by potential funding from the new federal infrastructure bill.A public information hearing has...

By PAT GROSSMITH

A jury is deciding whether Sarah Lynch staged a burglary at her Manchester home in 2019, as prosecutors maintain, or whether she was attacked and police botched the investigation by failing to collect all the evidence, dust for fingerprints or follow...

By TEDDY ROSENBLUTH

Jeremy Sheppard returned from visiting his son at the emergency room last week to his quaint brick house in Derry. “He’s really depressed, and it’s going not well for him right now,” he told his wife. “Twelve days in isolation will do that.”Sheppard...

By BOB SANDERS

$932.5 billion.That’s the value of assets under management by a rapidly growing trust industry ostensibly based in New Hampshire. They have increased by more than a quarter of a trillion dollars in just the last year, and it’s not a complete total.The...

Having a passion for animals and making the world a better place for them has led Gold Award Girl Scout Tabitha Nugent to pursue a career as a veterinarian and educate others about how they can help protect animals. She has organized donations for pet...

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Former Concord High School teacher Joshua Harwood will be incarcerated for more than three years for soliciting sexual acts from a former student, a judge decided Tuesday.Harwood, 38, who taught business classes at Concord High School for several...

By EILEEN O’GRADY

As schools across the country are seeing an increase in behavior problems associated with social media “challenges” that encourage theft, vandalism and sometimes even violence, New Hampshire educators are expressing concern over the negative impact of...

A former Town Hall employee has been charged with embezzling funds from the town.Cynthia J. Calligandes, 64, of Orchards Road, in Wolfeboro, was indicted on a charge of theft by misapplication by the latest session of the Belknap County grand jury.An...

By CASSIDY JENSEN

Plans to address traffic jams on exit ramps at the intersection of Exit 2 of Interstate 89 and Clinton Street in Concord are advancing, with another public meeting planned for next week. The New Hampshire Department of Transportation ramp improvement...

By ADAM DRAPCHO

 A teacher at Moultonborough Academy has resigned amid an investigation into alleged misconduct.The School Board accepted the resignation of Lindsay Bliznik, a Spanish teacher, during a nonpublic meeting on Oct. 4, said Superintendent Patrick...

By BOB SANDERS

The bankruptcy and multiple lawsuits related to Franconia-based Edmund & Wheeler Inc.’s alleged participation in a national Ponzi scheme raises a number of questions over the regulation of the real estate reinvestment tool known as a 1031 exchange.A...