Lyndeborough News

"Everything our parents said was good is bad -- sun, milk, red meat, college," Woody Allen's character in "Annie Hall" famously quipped.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Around the Towns, which typically runs Saturdays, appears in the Friday edition of The Telegraph this week because there will be no Saturday paper.

The New Hampshire Lottery announce that 42-year-old John Kasparek of Brookline has claimed the last $1 million dollar prize in the $10 'NH Millionaire's Club' instant scratch game.

BACKGROUND: High school graduation ceremonies are drawing to a close in Greater Nashua communities.

Tim Brock graduated on June 12 from Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative High School.

Ninety-one-year-old Jerry Rand was recognized as Lyndeborough's oldest resident on Sunday, when he received a replica of the Boston Post Cane.

It was a strictly traditional graduation for the 55 seniors at the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School - "Pomp and Circumstance," precise arch bearers escorting the graduates, proper decorum throughout - but they graduated on a stage full of soap bubbles.

Town kindergarten students will attend Early Learning Center of Milford this fall as a stopgap measure while the school board seeks a permanent answer for how Lyndeborough will meet state requirements to provide public kindergarten.

The Lyndeborough Farmers' Market will open Saturday, June 20, 9 a.m.-noon, on the grounds of the Center Hall.

In what may be among the last ceremonies of its kind, a Hancock couple joined together in a civil union four days before Gov.

A Lyndeborough man, a Hudson teen and a local teen face charges stemming from a home invasion Sunday evening, police reported this morning.

Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative High School senior Ashley Makela likes to sew. She even made a few handbags for friends.

Carylyn McEntee, longtime director of the Wilton-Lyndeborough-Temple Ambulance, has resigned citing personal reasons, according to the Board of Selectmen.

Seven Milford stores and restaurants failed an area-wide liquor commission compliance check this month by serving alcohol to an underage person.

Jean V. Holmes, 85, of Bond Road in Kittery Point, died Saturday, May 23, 2009, at York Hospital.

The Lyndeborough Trails Association was formed last year and is creating a system of trails across the town.

Two Allenstown men accused in a string of burglaries through six towns were arraigned yesterday after $10,000 worth of stolen merchandise, including an assault rifle and two pistols, were found in their homes Saturday night, according to the police.

Two local men were arraigned in Hooksett District Court yesterday on multiple felony counts of burglary.

Officers made two arrests Sunday and recovered property from a string of burglaries that stretched across six towns, the police said yesterday.

Two barns, different in style and use but both dating to at least the early 1800s and of post-and-beam construction, are under consideration for tax relief under a state program.