News

Brattleboro man pleads guilty to release violation after a stabbing incident on Winding Hill Road; investigation into the altercation continues.

Keene Community Education has received a $20,000 grant to launch a skilled trades pre-apprenticeship program, helping local students earn industry-recognized certifications and prepare for careers in construction, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC.

Hinsdale Police have closed part of Route 63 due to a large oil spill

James Bostwick, wanted for a serious assault in Swanzey, is in custody after police say he turned himself in.

Some Keene residents expressed concerns about a Main Street banner system, as city officials weigh the options.

Keene is considering a Main Street banner system to boost downtown visibility—residents can weigh in via a FlashVote survey open through May 21.

Keene SwampBats need host families and volunteers for the 2025 season starting in June; perks include free game passes and kids’ camp admission.

Keene will host a live fire training with controlled brush burns behind 110 Hastings Ave on May 31; smoke and flames may be visible to residents.

A late-night fire heavily damaged a Westmoreland commercial building on Route 12; officials suspect oily rags sparked the blaze.

Winchester voters approve tuition deal with Hinsdale, paving the way for a new high school partnership starting in 2026 pending state approval.