WILTON – Most people in town know it as the Label Art Building, but to long-time residents it is still The Abbott Worsted Mill, once makers of what was called “some of the best wool suiting in the world.” The buildings have been vacant since Label Art moved, but have now been purchased ...
WILTON – There are a lot or things that could be done to make the town look and function a little better, and there are people who are willing to devote a few hours toward doing them. The Wilton-Lyndeborough One Day of Service, set for Oct. 15, is an attempt to bring them together – the ...
WILTON – There is only one place in town to buy gas – Brookside Mobile on Route 101 west. There used to be a lot of stations. The 1939 history booklet lists nine of them, most of them on Main Street. The 1976 Bicentennial commemorative book lists two. The opening of the Wilton By-pass in ...
Free winter coats were blessings made of wool, corduroy, nylon and flannel that surely will warm more than a hundred babies, tots and teens whose families attended “Coats for Kids, sponsored Sept. 10 at the Milford Oval by River of Life Church in Amherst. “This is an all-volunteer event ...
ASHLAND – With more than $600,000 raised thanks to the generosity of more than 2,200 donors, the New Hampshire Relief for Ukraine Fund has exceeded the halfway mark to a $1 million goal. The Common Man Family is matching every donation, dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million, with the ...
WILTON – The schools in SAU 63 will open on Monday, Aug. 29, and they are ready for the students. “We’re fully staffed and ready to go,” Superintendent Peter Weaver said last week. “All the positions are filled and I’m so grateful they came to Wilton to work.” As with all ...