As the town scrambles to dredge up cash to slap a band aid on an ailing historic landmark before first snowfall, three folks from the sunny South last week offered to buy it, tear it down and haul it back home, officials said.
NEWS
State Will End Online Boater Safety Certifications
The days of obtaining a certificate by passing the test online are numbered. Starting New Year’s Day, anyone who doesn’t already have a certificate must take a monitored exam at a testing center.
Residents Summoned to Research Historic Tome on Ossipee Lake
A lake group and a local historian are calling on history bugs to scour area annals and the brains of locals with long memories in hopes of filling a tome on the area’s marquee attraction, Ossipee Lake.
Swanick Reinstated to Conservation Commission
Freedom selectmen voted Monday night not to remove Theresa Swanick from her position on Freedom Conservation Commission.
Speed Limits On Lakes Get New Hearing
Months after the Legislature killed a proposal to put a speed limit on Lake Winnipesaukee and other lakes in the state, dozens of people packed the Meredith Community Center yesterday to debate the issue again.