BROOKLINE - Jon Eriquezzo and his family purchased their Melendy Pond home at 2 Second St. in 1975 -- at the time, everything was fine. “It was a great place to be,” he said. “The houses there were worth a lot of money.” That changed In 1993 when the town added a $40,000 "amenity ...
The following local students have been awarded National Merit Scholarships valued between $500 and $2,000 per annum. Theodore Bond of Bedford, a graduate of Bishop Guertin High School, will be attending the University of Alabama to study biochemistry. Matthias Olsen of Hollis, a graduate of ...
AMHERST - C1M Photography has officially changed its name to C1M Academy. The change reflects the company's evolution from a photography-focused business into a school, licensed by the state Department of Education, offering certification programs and an expanding curriculum. C1M Academy ...
One of my favorite places in the world is Acadia National Park. The carriage trails and cycling paths around mountains, past lakes, to seaside coves are all stunning, but as with all beautiful locations, there are summer/fall crowds and traffic. I’ve found another beauty zone for bicycling ...
CONCORD – The state Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed nine people with Cyclosporiasis who consumed lettuce served at the Cheshire Medical Center cafeteria in Keene. The DHHS continues to investigate reports of additional cases potentially linked to this cluster. The ...
AMHERST - A surprise was in store on July 17 for a breakfast crowd who surely suspended in mid-sip their cups of hot coffee or bites of bacon at MaryAnn's Diner on Craftsman Lane in Amherst. The head-turner was launched by the lunchtime visit of a team of eight professional wrestlers, men and ...