Rec, welfare mulled for stimulus funds
WOODSVILLE—Haverhill Selectboard members discussed how to spend its expected allocation of funds under the federal American Rescue Plan Act during their meeting on July 6. As part of the $1.9 trillion ARPA, $130 billion will be sent to municipalities and counties across the country. In New Hampshire, $112 million will be spread across the state’s […]
Remote meeting access continues
BRADFORD—The Bradford Selectboard unanimously voted last week to continue to provide remote access to its meetings even after members returned to in-person sessions last month. Bradford Selectboard Chair Ted Unkles said he is neither enthusiastic nor comfortable with the livestreaming format and he was happy to resume holding the bimonthly meetings of the town’s legislative […]
Corinth man ordered to have more treatment
BURLINGTON—An Orange County man, who initially received a nine-month federal prison term for being a felon in possession of explosive materials, had a little over two months added onto his sentence after he admitted he ignored three directives from the sentencing judge. Mark A. Mattiace, 44, of East Corinth acknowledged in court on Thursday that […]
Towns share cruiser after moose crash
ORFORD—Orford’s police cruiser is getting repaired after a moose sideswiped it last month. Just after 11 a.m. on June 23, Orford Police Chief Jason Bachus was traveling east on Route 25 near the Mount Cube Farm on a routine patrol. In a brief interview this week about the incident, Bachus said that he was traveling […]
Photo of the Week
Corinth Fire Department’s Dean Gregoropoulos (right) looks up as volunteers use sleds to move a 21-year-old retired logging horse to safety after it became mired in mud. Corinth Fire Chief Ed Pospisil said firefighters from Corinth, Tri-Village, and Bradford used shovels to gently excavate the animal before laying it on plywood provided by Oakes Brothers. They were assisted by a large animal rescue unit based in Barnard.