WILTON – The Historical Society rooms at the library are again open, but the society has not yet recovered from the COVID lockdown. Because they have few active members, at their annual meeting on June 30, it was decided to meet quarterly instead of monthly to allow time to prepare ...

WILTON – Summerfest returned to Main Street on Saturday on a glorious summer day. Several hundred people gathered to visit with friends, watch the entertainers, listen to live music, eat and browse through dozens of vendor’s offerings. The street was closed to traffic. The day began with ...

FRANCESTOWN -- Lonesome Train, the blues, country and rockabilly band featuring Francestown’s own Tony Ludwig, is returning to town this weekend to perform at the historic Old Meeting House as part of its “Sundays at 4” summertime music series. Event organizers “are thrilled to ...

CONCORD – Gov. Chris Sununu announced a $100 million plan last week to help all residential ratepayers in New Hampshire with expected skyrocketing electric costs. Flanked by House Speaker Sherman Packard and Senate President Chuck Morse, Sununu announced the New Hampshire Emergency Energy ...

WILTON – Invertebrates, those tiny “critters” that live in our ponds and streams, are indicators of the health of the water body. Their absence is an indicator of the presence of pollutants. On June 21, the Wilton Public/Gregg Free Library’s Science Club joined with a program ...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Five of New Hampshire’s Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls are suggesting they don’t support enacting federal legislation restricting abortion, though most of them initially sidestepped the question during their first debate. Donald Bolduc, Bruce Fenton, Vikram ...