Rivendell approves energy, capital study
FAIRLEE—Rivendell could turn to an outside company to develop a long-term maintenance plan for the district’s three campuses. After a presentation at a meeting last week, the board authorized multinational corporation Honeywell to conduct a deeper dive of the district’s capital project needs.
Detour underway near Woodsville
BATH—Route 135 north of Woodsville is closed for three weeks. NH Department of Transportation will implement the extended closure for retaining wall work at the Narrows. It will last through Nov. 1, according to an announcement. Work at the site was initiated in the spring and led to the temporary closure this summer and fall […]
Dream becomes reality at rec center
BRADFORD—Mike and Kelly Morrissette are set to open Running Water Recreation Center on Saturday next to the Orange East Senior Center. Upon entering space at 176 Waits River Road, visitors are met with 8,300 square feet in a family- friendly setting featuring brightly colored walls, sports equipment abound and dazzling bounce houses. Years ago, it […]
Longtime employee is new JO publisher
BRADFORD—The Journal Opinion, an institution for over 150 years, has been sold. Michelle and Rodney Sherburne of Newbury became owners on Oct. 1 after purchasing the paper from Connie Sanville. The last few owners have brought decades of experience in the industry to the job, and that extends to the newest co-owner and publisher Michelle […]
Photos of the Week
They are the Champions! Woodsville boys basketball won the D4 state championship Saturday afternoon, defeating Littleton 51-48. AND Thetford boys basketball won the D3 state title over Hazen 58-44 Saturday night. Congratulations to the Engineers and the Panthers!
