WILTON – When the Wilton Winter Carnivals ended in 1936, the managing company had $900. They used the money to set up a trust, the income to be used “for the general physical development and welfare of the children of Wilton.” Very little of it was used. Over the years, those trustees ...
LONDONDERRY – The fly-by of New Hampshire’s first student-built airplane will highlight a plane-building open house for high schoolers and their families on Tuesday, Aug. 23 at the Aviation Museum of N.H. The open house is for those interested in learning about an innovative hands-on ...
LYNDEBOROUGH – The posted speed limit on Dutton and Curtis Brook Roads has been lowered to 25 miles per hour, effective on Aug. 30. At the regular meeting of the Select Board on Wednesday, Aug. 10, Mark Chamberlain said the issue had come up because of a building project on Dutton Road ...
WILTON – On Monday, Aug. 15, the Board of Selectmen voted to impose restrictions on outside watering effective on Friday, Aug. 19. There is to be no outside watering. The ban applies to users of the town’s water system, but owners of private wells are advised to also restrict outside ...
WILTON – Several residents of The Intervale have filed a noise complaint against a cordwood processing operation located near The House By The Side of The Road on Route 101. Intervale Road is located between the highway and the Souhegan Rover. They brought their complaint to the Board of ...
MILFORD – Nearly 450 swimmers from all over New Hampshire and 3,000-plus spectators descended on Keyes Pool last weekend for the Granite State Swim Association’s annual State Championship Swim Meet. The two-day event, which was cut slightly short because of thunderstorms, saw athletes ...