LATEST NEWS
April started quite snowy in New Hampshire; What will May bring?
MANCHESTER, N.H. — As we kick off the new month of May, here’s a look back at April in Concord, where most historical records are kept. Temperatures were fairly seasonable and on par with averages, finishing just 0.2 degrees above normal for the month. We saw 4.46 inches...
Meridian Construction's lakefront masterpiece wins top architectural award
GILFORD — A home constructed by Meridian Construction recently received the 2024 Architectural Design: Modern and Home of the Year awards for a spectacular residential project completed in Gilford. This architectural recognition is presented by New Hampshire Home Magazine. Designed by Marcus Gleysteen Architects, in collaboration with Blue Hour...
Farmers and beekeepers divided over NH drone pesticide spraying bill
CONCORD, NH – For Mary Ellen McKeen, the State Senate’s decision to endorse a bill permitting farmers to utilize drones for pesticide spraying without informing neighboring landowners was not the outcome she hoped for. “I was disappointed that the bees’ rights and the public’s rights were taken,” said...
No movies at the drive-in this summer
WEIRS BEACH — This summer, for the first time in seven decades, the screens at the Weirs Drive-In will stay dark, as the owner said she doesn’t have the energy to run the business for another season. “I’m going to be 86 years old, it’s too much for...
Kloc joins Concord Hospital General Surgery — Laconia
LACONIA — Dr. Curtis J. Kloc has joined Concord Hospital General Surgery – Laconia and is seeing patients at the organization’s Medical Office Building located at 85 Spring St. Kloc has over 25 years of experience in general surgery including laparoscopic, endoscopy, hernia repair, wound care, trauma,...
John Gaydos: Its disgraceful money is more important than people
More than enough with out-of-staters. The State School is good for government housing. If the city is good with it, then buy that. I don’t know the laws, but maybe. Hear so many times that the city is not thinking of the locals. It's so disgraceful not thinking of the locals. It should just be housing, not businesses. It’s on the bus line. The housing is a big problem. It’s not the homeless. The city has so-called reform renewal. Its disgraceful money is more important than people. Don’t know if this would work.
Man accused of vandalism at NH GOP event held without bail
CONCORD, N.H. (WCAX) - A man who allegedly vandalized cars at a New Hampshire Republican event is being held without bail after a judge said she was concerned about evidence found during a search of his home. Lawrence Dunlap, 37, was arrested in connection with the vandalism of several cars...
Theresa Gebhard: Peabody Place residents visit diner in Tilton for ice cream (92)
Nikki, Carolyn and Chole helped a group of residents to board the Peabody bus for the day’s outing. A trip to Tilt'N Diner for ice cream on this sun shiny day. On the way, everyone got acquainted and decided on a treat.
Patrick Cate is new president at Lakes Region Community College
LACONIA — Patrick Cate is transitioning from interim president to president at Lakes Region Community College, and he is looking to foster growth for the Lakes Region and among the students at the college. “This position gives me an opportunity to make sure that the Lakes Region can be...
Welcome to NewsBreak, an open platform where diverse perspectives converge. Most of our content comes from established publications and journalists, as well as from our extensive network of tens of thousands of creators who contribute to our platform. We empower individuals to share insightful viewpoints through short posts and comments. It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency: our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. We strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation. Join us in shaping the news narrative together.