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Cabinet News

After 64 years, Wilton barber, Elmer Santerre, to retire

WILTON – When Elmer Santerre opened his barber shop in 1959, he was one of three barbers on Main Street, and haircuts cost 75 cents. When he announced his retirement last week, he was the only one left and haircuts cost a lot more. On Friday morning, Dec. 30, about 25 people gathered in ...

Animal Adventures

LYNDEBOROUGH – On Saturday, Jan. 14, the J.A. Tarbell Library will sponsor Animal Adventurers with naturalist and educator Susie Spikol Participants will meet at the library, 136 Forest Road, at 10:30 then venture down to Goss Park for a field walk on the nature trail in the woods until ...

Winter hike

LYNDEBOROUGH – Piscataquog Land Conservancy will sponsor a winter hike up Rose Mountain on Jan. 29 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The hike is described as “moderately strenuous,” 4.25 miles over steep grades and potentially poor trail conditions. The most strenuous part is at the beginning ...

Board praises town firefighters

LYNDEBOROUGH – At their regular meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 28, the Board of Selectmen extended the thanks of the town and a commendation for Fire Chief Brian Smith and two other members of the Fire Department for actions taken during the storm on Dec. 23. Town Administrator Russ Boland said ...

Eight New Hampshire mayors press Sununu for help with homeless crisis

Mayors from eight cities – from Berlin to Manchester to Claremont, Somersworth and beyond – have again appealed to Gov. Chris Sununu for help assisting unhoused people after a tragic holiday week that saw two homeless people die and a woman give birth in a tent during freezing cold ...

Warrant articles approved

LYNDEBOROUGH –At their regular meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 28, The Board of Selectmen approved the articles to be included on the Town Meeting warrant in March, and decided how to fund them. After discussion concerning the use of the unexpended fund balance to cover contribution of capital ...