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Residents who would like to file their candidacy can do so at their town clerk’s office during regular business hours.

The City of Keene has declared a winter weather parking ban, effective from 1 to 6 a.m. on Monday, Jan, 20. During this time, all on-street parking is prohibited to facilitate snow plowing and other road maintenance operations.

Crews were dispatched to the home on Pearl Street around 3:30 Friday afternoon for a reported house fire.

The City of Keene is issuing an urgent reminder to residents to prepare for dangerously cold temperatures forecasted in the coming week. Overnight lows are expected to fall below zero, prompting city officials to share important safety information to help the community stay warm and secure.

Discover exciting weekend events: live jazz, international music, workshops, magic shows, and more across Keene, Brattleboro and beyond. 

In a closely watched decision, the Keene City Council voted 11-4 last night to delay the start of the $17.4 million downtown infrastructure reconstruction project by one year, pushing its start date to 2026.

Robin Hood Pond and Wheelock Park’s kids’ skating area in Keene are now open! Enjoy winter fun as Parks and Rec works to prep the larger rink.

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Is downsizing right after 50? Rising home costs and emotional ties complicate decisions for empty nesters and retirees. Explore key factors before you move

Keene Public Works Director backs one-year delay to Main Street project, citing planning benefits but warning of aging infrastructure risks.