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Cabinet News

Abortion, energy addressed in NH gubernatorial debate

CONCORD (AP) — Gov. Chris Sununu and state Sen. Tom Sherman debated energy policy, abortion and more Tuesday, with the Republican incumbent emphasizing his track record and the Democratic challenger arguing the state has veered off track. Sherman, a physician from Rye, argued that while ...

Fall dinner plays

WILTON – The popular Dinner Plays will return to the Second Congregational Church Parish Hall on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12 at 7 p.m. A tradition going back almost 30 years, the plays were suspended during the pandemic. This year’s menu includes pork loin with homemade ...

Wilton Folk Cafe

WILTON – The Wilton Collaborative Space in the Second Congregational Church Parish Hall, 25 Gregg Street, will host the Wilton Folk Café with harpist Aine Minoguel on Friday. Nov. 4, 7:30 p.m. The program is free, but seating is limited. Reservations are suggested. Call 603-654-2581 or ...

David Descheneaux is new Wilton building inspector

WILTON – A building inspector does just that – watches the construction of a building from the foundation up, the wiring and the plumbing, to be sure they are all done properly, according to building codes. He, or she, also inspects the well and the septic system and issues permits for ...

Selectmen looking at used fire trucks to fill gap while repairs are done

LYNDEBOROUGH – Fire Chief Brian Smith told the Selectmen on Wednesday, Oct. 19, it will take “three to four months to get parts” for the failed pump on Engine 5. The repair will cost at least $18,000. Devin McEntee has been researching used trucks which could be used as a temporary ...

Haunting of Wilton

WILTON – From scary stories at the library, to a costume parade on Main Street and a Bizarre Bazaar at Riverview Mills, Saturday, Oct. 29, offers Halloween fun for the whole family. Sponsored by Wilton Main Street Association, the fun begins at 11 a.m. The full schedule of fun is as ...