Town clerk resigns in Haverhill
NORTH HAVERHILL—Just one month before town meeting elections, Haverhill Town Clerk Carole Brooks-Broer has resigned.
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Elevated radon found at local school
BRADFORD—Routine testing this winter has detected elevated radon in parts of River Bend Career and Technical Center. Officials say the test results prompted immediate action this winter to install temporary repairs with an eye toward permanent solutions in the summer. The school sent out notices about the test results to community members last month.
Journal Opinion receives civics award
MONTPELIER—The Journal Opinion and other local newspapers and media outlets were in Montpelier last week as part of the inaugural Local Civic Journalism Awards event.
French Pond School celebrates reopening
WOODSVILLE—The French Pond School in Woodsville has officially reopened after six months of renovations.
Budget finalized at hearing
NORTH HAVERHILL—The Haverhill School Board signed off on an $18.2 million budget for 2026-2027 following a public hearing on Monday night. Residents will vote on the budget in person at the annual school district meeting on Monday, March 16 at 6 p.m. at Haverhill Cooperative Middle School.
Local woman leads police on high-speed chase
ST. JOHNSBURY—A Groton woman is facing numerous criminal charges in New Hampshire and Vermont after she allegedly stole a truck and led police on a two-state chase before crashing on I-91 in Barnet on Jan. 30.
Bradford floats plan to expand policing
BRADFORD—Bradford residents will be asked to double the size of the municipal police department at town meeting this year.
Oxbow grad stars in Oklahoma film
When she was growing up homeschooled in Vermont, Kendall Cavener dreamed of being a model. As a girl, she was obsessed with watching “America’s Next Top Model.”
Bath man indicted in double murder
NORTH HAVERHILL—The Grafton County Grand Jury in North Haverhill has returned indictments against Charles Readey, 73, for killing two people at Readey’s home in Bath on Oct. 7.
Fire destroys Corinth home
EAST CORINTH—Several area fire departments responded to East Corinth village late on the afternoon of Jan. 22 to battle a fire at 971 Village Road.