Sometimes you have to go looking for spring.
A bill that could have affected the town property in Freedom has passed the house and will move to the senate to be voted on soon.
A long wait for a ruling from the state Supreme Court is holding up two legal actions in a grueling battle over plans for a first-in-the-region racetrack on Mount Whittier.
Anne Cunningham and Ralph Kazanjian came out on top in the lone contested race in Freedom Tuesday, winning three-year seats on the planning board.
Critics warned yesterday that continuing to include the "view tax" component in property assessments will fragment the state and destroy its rural character.
With the 2007 legislative session under way, bills affecting the state's lakes are making their way through the committee process.
During a zoning board of adjustment meeting in January, members voted to approve a request for a special exception to store more boats outside at the marina.
The Ossipee Pine Barrens, a globally rare habitat for uncommon birds and insects that overlays a critically important aquifer, has moved one step closer to protection.
Supporters of limiting boat speeds on New Hampshire lakes are more optimistic about success given the new makeup of the state Legislature.
The fun part of the real winter arrived on Valentine's Day.
The parents of slain Freedom vacation home owner Michael Zammitti Jr. successfully asked a judge last year to place a $2.5 million attachment on the home of their son's accused killer, Sean Fitzpatrick.
The fire that destroyed the vacant home of jailed double murder suspect Sean Fitzpatrick Monday night has been declared arson, authorities announced Wednesday.
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