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Keene NH City Hall
Local
1 year ago
Keene’s 2025 municipal election filing opens with mayoral rematch

The filing period for Keene’s 2025 municipal election is underway, with Mayor Jay Kahn and challenger Bradford Hutchinson set for a rematch in the mayoral race.

Local
1 year ago
Keene Family YMCA to host 4th annual Veterans Expo next month

The Veterans Expo in Keene on Sept. 13 will feature free lunch, haircuts, raffle prizes, and resources from local organizations to support area veterans and their families.

Bear
Outdoor Living
1 year ago
Hunting seasons set to open across New Hampshire Sept. 1

New Hampshire’s fall hunting seasons open Sept. 1 with black bear, gray squirrel, and Canada goose, followed by turkey and deer later this fall.

Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Fenton’s ‘Sherrill’s Law’ expands state ‘Move Over’ rule to protect all stopped vehicles

State Sen. Donovan Fenton championed New Hampshire’s new “Sherrill’s Law”, expanding the “Move Over” rule to protect any stopped vehicle with warning signals.

Brattleboro town sign
Local
1 year ago
Utility work to bury power lines on Ames Hill begins Monday

Green Mountain Power will begin burying power lines on Ames Hill Aug. 18, a months-long project expected to cause short traffic delays.

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Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Police ID seven injured in Route 9 crash

Seven people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash involving a minivan, Volkswagen Beetle, and motorcycle on Route 9 in Keene, N.H., Sunday morning.

Police badge and handcuffs
Crime & Safety
1 year ago
Harrisville man sentenced to 9 years in federal prison for child sexual abuse material

Ryan Vallee, 31, of Harrisville, was sentenced after pleading guilty to aiding and abetting the production of child sexual abuse material.

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
Voudren honored as Monadnock Region’s Healthcare Hero

Cheshire Medical Center’s Katelyn Voudren has been named a New Hampshire Healthcare Hero for her dedication to patients and families.

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
New Hampshire launches statewide push to prevent carbon monoxide deaths

New Hampshire officials are launching a statewide campaign with Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Fire Marshal Sean Toomey urging residents to check carbon monoxide alarms and schedule heating system maintenance to prevent deadly CO poisoning this winter.

Graduation caps in air
Education
1 year ago
Report: New Hampshire Last in Nation for College Funding, Facing Further Cuts

New Hampshire spends the least on public higher education in the U.S., and new budget cuts could push tuition even higher, a new report says.