New Hampshire
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Keene Fall Water Main Flushing Continues Overnight This Week
If water comes out rusty or cloudy, residents are advised to shut off every tap except one and let cold water run for 10 minutes.
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New plan set to keep MCVP services in place under Claremont nonprofit
The shift comes after months of turmoil inside MCVP, which has operated from Court Street in Keene since the 1970s.
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Dublin Crash Identified: 1 Dead, 2 Drivers in Critical Condition
Investigators have not yet determined why the vehicle crossed into the opposite lane, and the cause of the crash remains under review.
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City board backs temporary pause on large data centers
The proposed pause would target major facilities built for artificial intelligence work or cryptocurrency mining, not every server room or small business network.
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Keene Streets, Bridge, and Trail Work Will Affect Travel This Week
Keene Public Works is urging people traveling through construction areas to slow down and allow extra time for delays.
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Dublin restaurant Del Rossi's Trattoria shuts down after long run
The Italian restaurant at 73 Brush Brook Road opened in 1989 and became known in Dublin.
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Three injured after Route 12 collision in Westmoreland
A GMC Sierra and a Chevrolet Tahoe had collided, according to a New Hampshire State Police spokesperson.
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Keene Awarded SAFER Grant to Hire Eight Additional Firefighters
KEENE, N.H. — The City of Keene has been awarded a federal grant that will allow the Keene Fire Department to hire eight additional firefighters, according to the Professional Firefighters of Keene, IAFF Local 3265.
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Downtown Keene Utility Work Brings Detours, Closures and a Planned Shutoff
Crews may remain on site beyond 5 p.m. when weather and daylight allow.
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Nor’easter Doesn’t Stop More Than 1,000 Runners at 48th Clarence DeMar Marathon
Nic Aubert of Woodbury, Minn., was among them, and he won the full marathon.
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Keene Committee Backs Safety Grant, Reviews Cemetery Expansion and Power Program Update
City officials said the burial ground has run out of available room, and the proposed expansion would develop about 10 acres.
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Clarence DeMar Marathon Set to Begin Sunday Amid Final Race-Day Checks
The field includes runners from 39 states and five countries.
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Indoor move does little to dim the Keene International Festival
Even without the outdoor setting, the gathering drew steady crowds through the building.
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Keene, Spofford and Surry Secure Federal Firefighting Money
Local fire departments in Keene, Spofford and Surry are set to benefit from a share of more than $3.6 million in federal Assistance to Firefighters Grants awarded across New Hampshire.
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Keene Police search for missing teen
Anyone with information about Wilks’ whereabouts is asked to call Keene Police at 603-357-9813.
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Cheshire Medical Center cuts 12 jobs as it winds down inpatient rehab unit
The Keene hospital’s Farnum Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit will no longer accept new patients.
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Raising Cane’s Proposes Keene Restaurant at Former Rite Aid Site
KEENE, N.H. — Raising Cane’s is looking to open a restaurant in Keene, with plans calling for the demolition of the former Rite Aid at Riverside Plaza and construction of a new 4,576-square-foot restaurant with a drive-thru along Winchester Street.
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Keene International Festival Returns Saturday With Food, Music and Cultural Activities
Organizers said the event is meant to help people connect with neighbors.
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Winchester Pickle Festival Set for Saturday in 28th Year
Admission is free, and organizers expect the crowd to top 5,000 people, drawing visitors from across the region and beyond.
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Second-Alarm Blaze Destroys Storage Camp on Rodgers Road in Alstead
No one was inside the building when the fire broke out, and no injuries were reported.
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Committee backs revised solar pavilion plan for downtown lot
The newer location is expected to generate about 90,000 kWh a year, compared with roughly 60,000 kWh at the earlier site.
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Walpole woman to challenge guilty verdict in bank fraud case
Prosecutors said she wrote checks on accounts with insufficient funds and moved the money quickly between accounts.
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Court Street Well #2 scheduled to go offline Thursday
Questions about the shutdown can be directed to the Public Works Department at 603-352-6550.
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Keene, Londonderry file suit over PFAS in firefighter gear
The allegations remain unproven, and the defendants will have the chance to answer in court.
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Toy World set to bring toys and games back to Keene
The shop is moving into a long-empty storefront as the holiday season approaches.
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State clears several Keene encampments
The largest cleanup took place on a property along Ash Brook Road near the Route 9/10/12 interchange.
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Granite Staters Could See Payments From Generic Drug Settlement
A list of the medications and claim-filing instructions are available through the settlement process.
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Keene braces for 48th Clarence DeMar Marathon as runners fill hotels and roads
Drivers should expect some closures Sunday morning, including sections of Route 12A and several downtown streets.
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Keene Asks Residents to Weigh In on Robin Hood Park Phase II Plans
The survey is intended to help shape the design of planned upgrades and to provide documentation needed for federal funding.
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Walpole woman on trial in bank fraud case
Prosecutors say checks written from accounts that did not have enough money in them were then quickly moved into other accounts to create the appearance of available funds.
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Two-day search in Keene ends with arraignment for Nelson man
Police said Boyer was taken into custody near Walmart in Riverside Plaza on Friday by Keene officers and state troopers.
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Free Main Street parking approved through end of year in Keene
Drivers will remain subject to the two-hour time cap, and they must continue entering vehicle information at the parking kiosks.
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Police Search Prompts Route 9 Closure and Shelter-in-Place in Stoddard
Police say the man may be armed and should not be approached.
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Keene Water System Flushing to Run Overnight Starting Sunday
City leaders are asking for patience as the maintenance effort moves through different parts of Keene.
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New Hampshire guidance spells out pricing rules for heating fuel customers
Officials said the changes should help customers evaluate offers more effectively and avoid surprise charges.
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Mistrial halts sexual assault trial of former YDC employee
Buskey faces 21 counts of felonious sexual assault tied to allegations from his work as a counselor in 1997 and 1998.
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NH Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigns after Judicial Conduct Committee review
MacDonald said in a written statement that he had not met his responsibilities and accepted full accountability for his mistakes.
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Man acquitted in New Hampshire's first deepfake trial
Deliberations lasted only about 30 minutes, with jurors beginning their work at about 4 p.m. and returning the decision shortly afterward.
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Nicola’s to close Sept. 30 as Bencivengas retire, sell downtown Keene restaurant
The couple said the restaurant at 11 Central Square has been sold to buyers who intend to open a new dining concept in the space.
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Keene residents invited to review Robin Hood Park Phase II plans
City officials said the discussion will focus on Phase II of the park renovation effort and will include an update on ideas now being considered.
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Man Hurt in Saturday Swanzey Tractor-Trailer Crash
Authorities said the injuries were not considered life-threatening.
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Keene Mr. G’s Liquidation Center set to shut its doors
A notice about the closure directed customers to the company’s other stores in North Walpole and Windsor, Vt.
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Central Square Construction Moves East as West Street Sewer Work Starts
From Monday through Wednesday, the north side of Central Square will be closed to vehicle traffic.