WILTON – It used to be called “Shop Class.” Now it is Industrial Arts or Technical Education. It used to be for those boys who were not college-bound and were in some ways looked down on. Now it is required of all middle school students and high school girls are encouraged to develop ...

WILTON – Making an older home energy efficient without sacrificing its charm and character can be a challenge. On Monday, May 9, 7 p.m., at the Collaborative Center, the Heritage Commission will sponsor a talk by Elizabeth Paliga of Historic New England Preservation Services. She is the ...

WILTON – The Souhegan Watershed Association was founded in 1995 to speak for the river without regard for boundaries and to safe guard it. Over the years they have provided water quality testing, encouraged canoeing and other recreation, and brought the many endangered species along it to ...

NASHUA – Frederick Boucher, MSFS a Private Wealth Advisor with Ameriprise Financial in Nashua, was named to the list of “Best-in-State Wealth Advisors” published by Forbes magazine. The list recognizes financial advisors who have demonstrated high levels of ethical standards, ...

WILTON – The stone arch bridge on Old Country Road has been closed for several years while a plan is developed to preserve it. While the arch itself is in good repair, a problem was found with the retaining wall on one side, and drainage on the road on the upper end. The arch, built in ...

WILTON – A public hearing on who can use the new parking lot for the New Reservoir produced a lot of questions, raised several issues, but did not arrive at a resolution. Six people attended the 45-minute hearing on Monday, April 18. Several polls in the past have indicated that many people ...