NORTH HAVERHILL–The defendants accused of killing a man in Woodsville earlier this year are rival drug dealers who wanted to “scare or rob” the people selling drugs from an apartment on Nelson Street, according to prosecutors.
BATH–Two New Hampshire State Police officers and a Lincoln Police officer discharged their firearms during the fatal shooting of Jeanne Seto near the intersection of Route 112 and Route 302 in Bath in October.
WOODSVILLE–The Haverhill Selectboard will hold a public hearing on a proposed commercial property tax abatement on Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. at the Clifford building.
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CORINTH–A woman faces one misdemeanor count of reckless endangerment for her role in the Feb. 14 death of Jeremy Kawalec, 25, of Corinth.
FAIRLEE–On Oct. 13, local developer, Village Ventures presented a plan for redevelopment of the Colby Block property to the Fairlee Selectboard with 35 members of the public attending in person or remotely.
Tuesday, Nov. 3 is Election Day. Get out and Vote! Previews in this week’s JO are for Orange 2, Orange Caledonia, Orange 1
Get to the polls on November 3 and Vote! Previews in this week’s issue are for Grafton 5 and NH Executive Council District 2.
BRADFORD–It is about accountability. On Oct. 14, the Bradford Selectboard hosted the first of two hearings on a proposed charter amendment coming up for vote on Nov. 3.
NORTH HAVERHILL–The new owners of the former Upper Valley Press building in North Haverhill want to revive manufacturing at the plant.