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Cabinet News

Gift of building, budget discussed

WILTON – Accepting the gift of the Wilton Falls Building will be on the warrant at Town Meeting in March. The Select Board continued discussion of the proposal at their regular meeting on Monday. “There needs to be a conversation with the public,” Chairman Matt Fish said. “And there ...

The Cabinet Time Machine – 2001

MILFORD – As published in The Cabinet: Porky Pumpkin – Charlie Houghton helps to weigh a pumpkin belonging to Sheridan Bernasconi of Nashua. It came in at 357 pounds. Houghton’s 890-pound pumpkin took third place at Milford’s Great Pumpkin Festival last weekend. Helping are, from ...

Breakfast benefits

Looking to make some changes to improve your health? Start with breakfast. Consider breakfast like the foundation of your house, it provides stability to your day. Choosing a balanced breakfast will ensure blood sugar stability and sustained energy levels throughout your busy work or school ...

The Cabinet Time Machine – 2001

MILFORD – As published in The Cabinet: Spartan country – Milford High School Booster Club President Ed Boehm, left, and Spartan Athletic Director Marc Maurais admire the new sign installed at the football field Aug. 24. The sign was a joint effort between the booster club and the ...

Foodbank issues challenge

The New Hampshire Food Bank, a program of Catholic Charities New Hampshire, has led the charge in recognizing Hunger Action Month for over a decade in the Granite State. The New Hampshire Food Bank distributes nutritious food and resources to New Hampshire residents in need. Throughout ...

Born to be a writer Salisbury has no plan to stop soon

For Jessie Salisbury, local writer and historian of Lyndeborough, nearly everything is interesting, unless of course it’s city council meetings. But even the uninteresting things are worth writing about. In Jessie’s view, writing is as much about documentation as it is about telling an ...