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After five years at the helm of one of the Monadnock region’s oldest and largest nonprofit organizations, Dan Smith, CEO of the Keene Family YMCA, has announced that he will step down from his role on November 22, 2024. Smith’s leadership has had a significant impact on the YMCA, which serves over 10,000 people annually, and his departure marks the end of a transformative era for the organization.
Officials of The Clarence DeMar Marathon, a staple event in Keene, NH, has introduced a new way to recognize those who have significantly contributed to its success. This year, the inaugural “DeMar Champions” award was presented to John and Jean Hoffman, along with the Savings Bank of Walpole (SBW), for their exceptional dedication to the marathon and the local community.
Peterborough Police responded to the Prescott Hill Apartments Friday night.
Wenhua Zhuo was indicted on one class A Felony count of theft by deception.
There will be a grand opening ceremony in the spring, but Fisk-Hennessey says the community is welcome to start using the park on and after November 8th.
In an update Monday morning, police identified the three people who were arrested: Christian Torruellas, 31, Andrea Martin, 41, and Karen Miner, 25.
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) Temperatures are warming back up, with highs in the low 70s over the weekend.
New Hampshire State Trooper narrowly avoided serious injury after her cruiser rolled over while pursuing a speeding vehicle early Friday morning, according to police reports.
Looking for exciting things to do this weekend? From live music and theatrical performances to pumpkin carving and farm fun, the Monadnock Region has something for everyone! Here’s a detailed guide to what’s happening:
The City of Keene has updated its winter parking rules, allowing overnight street parking during the colder months, except during declared snowstorms. Previously, a nightly ban was in effect from November to April, but now, parking restrictions will only apply during storm-related events. The City Council approved these changes to improve convenience for residents and support housing goals. Notifications for Winter Weather Parking Bans will be sent via email, text, social media, and the City’s website, providing alternative parking options. For more information and updates, residents can visit www.KeeneNH.gov/snow.