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Cabinet News

Steel resigns as SAU 39 chief

Adam Steel’s tenure as superintendent of schools in Amherst and Mont Vernon will end as the next school year begins. Through a press release sent Tuesday, the SAU 39 School Board announced that Steel submitted his resignation March 11. It will take effect Sept. 7. “My family and I have ...

Wilton to use ARPA funds for sewer

WILTON – American Recovery Plan Act funds will be used to help the Sewer Commissioners meet costs associated with the mandated improvements at the Milford Wastewater Treatment Plant. Commissioners Joanna Eckstrom and Linda Jennings presented their request for $79,939 to the Select Board at ...

Finan wins recount

Last Wednesday’s recount of Milford’s Town Meeting vote brought Chris Labonte vote closer to Tim Finan in the race for a three-year term on the Board of Selectmen, but four votes short of catching him. Finan, a selectman from 2007-2013, was confirmed as the winner with 1,084 votes. ...

Commission considers proposal for Mount Washington lodging

CONCORD (AP) — The group that advises the state of New Hampshire on managing Mount Washington is considering a proposal for upscale accommodations and a restaurant near the summit of New Hampshire’s highest peak. The owner of a historic railway that runs up Mount Washington is proposing ...

Two concerts set in Wilton

WILTON – The Collaborative Space at the Second Congregational Church Parish Hall will host two concerts in April. On Sunday, April 3, 2 p.m., N.H.’s own Scottish Orchestra, The Strathspey and Reel Society will present a selection of Scottish music, celebrating Tartan Day. They have ...

A rare find in Lyndeborough

LYNDEBOROUGH – The Historical Society was recently given four F.B. Richards glass bottles. Experts have determined that one of them, which once held castor oil, is made of Lyndeborough glass. The other three are smaller, made of clear glass, and held essences of rose, orange, and ...