NORTH HAVERHILL—When a hard frost fell across New England in mid-May, the full extent of damage to the delicate apple blossoms was not evident until midday the next morning. Sheila Fabrizio, of Windy Ridge Orchard in North Haverhill, recalled, “That morning everything was white, and then by afternoon everything was brown.”
ORFORD—New Hampshire resident Taysa Lynch spoke to Rivendell Academy students on Aug. 31 about overcoming addiction. The presentation, school officials said, helped build upon the school’s summer reading theme of “courage.” As she described her journey, from the beginnings of addiction to sobriety, Lynch grasped students’ attention.
BRADFORD—The second of two Bradford Selectboard public hearings on proposed changes to the Town Plan will be held on Sept. 14 at 5:30 p.m.
GROTON— A Thetford man died in Groton over the holiday weekend after a boat capsized on Levi Pond.
WOODSVILLE—Rite Aid in Woodsville will close next month after the retail chain spent a quarter of century in business at its location at the intersection of Central Street and Dartmouth College Highway. The store will close at the end of the business day on Sept. 10.
TOPSHAM—A pickup truck featuring distinctive decals stolen from a Topsham driveway earlier this month was found battered and burned. BRADFORD—A 33-year-old man allegedly stabbed another man in a South Pleasant St. altercation at their home Aug. 24. BRADFORD—The driver of the Jeep Wrangler that left I-91 Aug. 14 and came to a rest on Route […]
WOODSVILLE—The selectboard voted to table a letter of support for a Twin State Energy Link until more information is available.
WOODSVILLE—A Central Street restaurant reopened under new ownership on Monday. Lily Hoang, of Wells River, purchased New Century Chinese this summer. Dreaming of restaurant ownership since she first came to the United States in 1992, Hoang now calls New Century hers.
BRADFORD—For the second time in a little over a month, a proposed athletic fields development on a 26-acre parcel on the Lower Plain was subject to a public hearing before the Development Review Board on Monday.
NORTH HAVERHILL—A judge has rejected a request by a Grafton County senior staff member for a restraining order against the county’s elected Register of Deeds.