Hampstead News

Every week, new faces show up to meetings of New Hampshire Works Networkers. That really isn't a good thing, its founder said.

Even though local tax rates have risen, it doesn't mean bills are increasing for all homeowners.

A police captain who valiantly battled cancer for years died Wednesday. Patrick D. "Rick" Yatsevich, 46, of East Hampstead was mourned yesterday by fellow officers and others.

Residents in three local communities will decide which Republican will be on the ballot in January for the New Hampshire House seat left vacant after Rep.

The Sandown Fire and Police Explorers will hold a fundraising spaghetti dinner Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Town Hall.

WMUR meteorologist Josh Judge takes weather to the kids. Together with former New Hampshire Environmental Educator of the Year Kathe Cussen, Judge wrote Weather Facts and Fun, released this past weekend.

Town officials acted hastily to buy a used ambulance because they worried the seller would soon post the vehicle for sale on the Internet.

Tricia Robinson of Portsmouth reached the finals of last Sunday's inaugural New England Dairy Cook-Off presented by Hood Sour Cream.

Veterans Day observances start today in Southern New Hampshire and continue through Wednesday.

With donations lagging and budgets tight this year, some Southern New Hampshire parade organizers already know what will top their wish lists this holiday season: money, the more, the merrier.

A Danville man who has admitted to police he has a sexual addiction to athletic-looking boys has recently been arrested again for stalking.

Schools across the region have fewer students in class than they did last month.

Betty Pennington beamed as she was led down the stairs of the red house in Portsmouth in which she has lived for nearly all of her 88 years.

Demand is up 30 to 40 percent at St. Jude's Food Pantry in Londonderry. It's up about 20 percent at St.

Fred Kinsella thought he would finally get his flu shot yesterday at the Atkinson Community Center.

Sarah Banville and Erin Fagan of Atkinson; Melissa Bogacki and Kathryn McGowan of Chester; Kimberly Cote of Danville; Ian Berry, Shannon Deppe, Danielle Jacques, Emily Marvell, Erin Murphy and Marie Valvis of Derry; Nicole Blackwell and Briana Parisi of Hampstead; Megan Call, Anthony DeCarolis, Shaun DeVoss, Stephanie Goduti, Emily Myers and Moira ...

24, at Hampton United Methodist Church, 525 Lafayette Road, , Hampton. Come and enjoy morning coffee and cake, then stay for lunch - chowders, sandwiches, pie - and browse the many tables and booths - silent auction, fall/Christmas crafts, jewelry, plants, white elephant, Rada knives; plus specialty booths.

Ferdinand Magellan was a Portugese explorer born c. 1480, and along with his crew were the first Europeans to enter the Pacific Ocean.

Residents of Atkinson, Danville, Hampstead, Plaistow, Chester and Kingston can bring their hazardous waste to the Danville Municipal Hazardous Waste collection on Sat., October 31, from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon, at the Danville Town Hall and Safety Complex, Danville.

Fall in NH is very pretty and this stretch of road along Washpond Rd as it winds along Sunset Lake is one of my favorite spots.