New Hampshire
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Claremont schools prepare for a fresh start under new superintendent
Broadrick said the priority is not only improving academics but restoring a district that operates reliably when students return to class.
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Police say Whitefield shooting left one family member dead and four others injured
Police believe 29-yerar-old Eric Blake Jr. shot several relatives at a home in the Hilltop Manor neighborhood before taking his own life.
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Keene reassessment expected to shift tax bills in different directions
Keene property owners are likely to see higher assessed values after this year’s citywide reevaluation.
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Central Square tree removals to start Thursday as downtown work advances
The project will also restore elms to Central Square nearly seven decades after the city cut down the last ones there.
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Community leaders press Keene officials over ICE presence near police station
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Central Square Work Will Bring Detour Changes, Excavation and Tree Removal Next Week
Conditions will likely become more complicated once the excavation expands into the Washington and Roxbury street areas.
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Keene business owner urges free parking during downtown construction
The Finance, Organization and Personnel Committee is scheduled to take up the request at its Sept. 10 meeting.
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Former NH Supreme Court justice accused of ethics violations by oversight panel
Hantz Marconi allegedly sought information from Sununu at the same time she was trying to affect the criminal matter involving her husband.
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Body Found at Swanzey Lake During Friday Search
Along with the fire department, Swanzey police, N.H. Fish and Game and State Police Marine Patrol all took part in the response.
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Keene names Greg Seymour as next fire chief
Greg Seymour steps into the department’s top post after Chief Jason Martin retires.
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Keene woman accused in infant assault case
She booked Thursday and remained held without bail at the Cheshire County jail ahead of an arraignment set for Friday.
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Former Keene officer admits to false report in tracking-device case
The Attorney General’s Office also said Lamoureux later tried to enlist another person to provide a false account about the devices.
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Claremont superintendent says middle school will have enough teachers to open in fall
Since July 1 the district has brought on 40 educators.
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Brazilian mother held after Troy traffic stop remains in immigration case
The arrest came after Troy police stopped her while she was driving south on Route 12, where the speed limit drops from 50 mph to 30 mph.
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Red Cross issues blood crisis as New Hampshire donation slots go unfilled
The Red Cross has multiple drives scheduled across New Hampshire in the coming days.
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VA expands outpatient care with two new clinics planned in Vermont and New Hampshire
Both locations are expected to begin serving patients in the spring of 2029.
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Keene power restored after squirrel interrupts service in West Keene
The problem started at about 10 a.m. when the animal damaged equipment near an Eversource substation on Emerald Street
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Keene hospital cyclosporiasis count rises to 34
State health officials have said the lettuce in question was served before it was recalled.
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Multiple Keene Projects Will Disrupt Traffic This Week
Some of the most disruptive jobs involve full or partial closures.
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Claremont drug probe leads to 4 arrests, cocaine, fentanyl and gun recovered
Police said three of the suspects are set to be arraigned Monday at Claremont District Court.
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Greenville Man Hurt in New Ipswich ATV Crash
Preliminary findings suggest operator error may have played a role.
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Central Square Work Continues as Utility Crews and Contractors Prepare for Major Phase
City officials said much of what is happening now is preparatory, but they expect the coordination to reduce delays.
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New Hampshire reaches civil rights settlement with neo-Nazi group leader
Attorney General John Formella said Thursday that his office secured an agreement with Christopher Hood.
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Missing Chesterfield Teen Located Safely
With the case resolved and the individual being a juvenile, her name and other identifying information has been removed.
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NH DOT adding AI cameras to fleet of vehicles
Highway safety patrol vehicles are also set to receive front-facing and rear-facing AI cameras.
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Dartmouth Health switches produce supplier after cyclospora case cluster
At Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, nine people became ill after eating Taylor Farms lettuce from the hospital cafeteria.
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American elms set to return to Keene’s Central Square
Six Princeton American elms are scheduled to be planted as part of a larger effort that will add 24 young trees overall.
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Chesterfield principal moves into SAU 29 leadership role
SAU 29 has named Anne Elser as its next director of student services, with the appointment set to take effect July 1.
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Former N.H. House Leader Fred Doucette Dies
Doucette was known in Salem for years of public service as a firefighter and former paramedic.
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Surry Mountain Lake beach advisory to stay in place as rain delays new test results
The Army Corps said it will release another update after testing resumes and new results are available.
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Earl Nelson, Marlborough selectboard member and former police chief, dies
Nelson worked in Keene before taking leadership positions in several nearby communities, including Dublin, Roxbury and Chesterfield.
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New Hampshire cyclosporiasis count rises as Cheshire Medical Center totals reach 30
18 of the cases have been connected to lettuce served in the cafeteria between the beginning of June to July 20
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Swanzey man set for trial in attempted murder case
Prosecutors say the case spans roughly eight months, from October 2024 through May 2025.
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Andrea Martin case in Keene deaths and kidnappings headed for jury trial
A witness said both she and Steffy were beaten and kept inside the house during a stretch in October 2024.
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Keene man headed to jury trial in child sex assault case
Authorities say Eddy repeatedly assaulted a child he knew during a span from July to September 2025.
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Keene Panel Moves Downtown Incentives, City Hall Work Forward
One of the key items involves redevelopment deals for 112 Washington St. and 34 Court St.
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Central Square road work to bring detours, parking limits in Keene next week
City officials said any section shut down during the day is expected to reopen by the end of the workday.
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Wilton Woman Challenges New Hampshire’s End of Emissions Inspections
Marilyn Jonas, who says she has dealt with asthma for most of her life, filed the lawsuit this week.
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West Street property sale in Keene totals nearly $4 million
The sale includes the purchase of three buildings on West Street.
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9 People Contract Cyclospora After Eating Lettuce at Cheshire Medical Center
Nine people have been diagnosed with cyclosporiasis after eating lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, according to hospital officials.