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A six-week sidewalk project on Island Street begins April 13, bringing daytime closures at Winchester Street as long-term upgrades continue.

Keene committee advances summer events to full council and reopens debate on zoning changes affecting housing density and neighborhood impacts.

Multiple projects in Keene will bring temporary trail closures, traffic delays, and overnight water maintenance through mid-April.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen addresses Iran ceasefire, global alliances, and local funding priorities during a wide-ranging WKBK interview.

U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander praised Chuck Redfern’s decades-long work building Keene’s trail system, calling it a model of civic dedication.

B Bakes owners discuss chain pop-up controversy, community impact, and why supporting local businesses matters.

New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella is warning residents about a rise in sophisticated investment scams on social media, where fraudsters use fake ads, impersonations, and deepfake videos to steal money.

Keene Parks and Recreation Director Carrah Fisk Hennessey detailed plans for a late April red pine harvest and its impact on Maple Avenue.

Light snow and mixed precipitation made for slick roads and scattered closures across the Monadnock Region early Tuesday.

Daytime lane shifts and delays are expected on Routes 9 and 12 beginning April 13 as a state resurfacing and guardrail project gets back underway.