Meredith News

Share + Nov 21, 2009 4:50 pm US/Eastern As state and federal authorities investigate the abrupt closure of a Meredith, N.H., mortgage company, a lawyer says he warned state officials about a possible investment scheme involving the company's owner almost 10 years ago.

A doctor has been censured by the New Hampshire Board of Medicine for improperly writing prescriptions to his father and for deficient record-keeping. The Concord Monitor reports board allegations contained in a settlement signed by Dr.

Walking opportunities are laid out in a new guide to local pathways. Liz Lapham, chair of the Village Pathway Committee, made a presentation to the Board of Selectmen on the Village Pathway Report Monday night.

Financial Resources Mortgage Inc. president Scott D. Farah will appear any place, any time he is required, his attorney said yesterday.

Erin Plummer. November 18, 2009 MEREDITH - Veterans of all generations were honored in Meredith at the annual Veterans Day Ceremony.

A mortgage company in Meredith that closed suddenly last week is undergoing a criminal investigation by the FBI.

The sudden closure of a Meredith mortgage company last week is now the subject of a criminal probe by the FBI, the state attorney general said last night.

Victoria Guay/Citizen photo Cassie Bushnell, 21, a resident of the Carey House homeless shelter in Laconia, said she has been looking for work for two months and hasn't been able to find anything.

New Hampshire officials say they are investigating the closure of a mortgage company in Meredith, N.H., that shut its doors without notifying its customers.

Fallout from the sudden closure of a Meredith mortgage business is being felt across the country.

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Gov. John Lynch, Sen. Judd Gregg and Rep. Paul Hodes will appear today at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen in observance of Veterans Day.

LRGHealthcare is set to expand in Franklin, Laconia and Meredith, backed by a federal program.

A company that operates two hospitals and a medical office in New Hampshire is getting a $136.4 million federal loan for expansion and renovation projects.

Plans for a proposed police station have been modified following comments at a public hearing, though town officials still say the initial design is the better one.

The New Hampshire tourism department has started offering special deals to fans of its Facebook page.

Police Chief Mark Pacheco has notified the Select Board of his decision to retire in early January, saying it is time to "turn the page" on his career as leader of the Police Department.

KEY POINTS BACKGROUND: Unable to keep up with payments on the enormous debt it acquired to purchase Verizon land-line business in Northern New England, FairPoint Communications has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

The proposed location and cost for a new police station came under fire by town residents, though most agreed the police department was in need of more space.

Inter-Lakes students took a trip to Narnia with this year's senior play production of "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe." C.S. Lewis' tale of four siblings who find their way into a magical yet dangerous world was brought to life at the Inter-Lakes Auditorium on Saturday and Sunday.