North Haverhill News

Turning around two faltering New Hampshire tourism icons - the Mount Washington Cog Railway and then the Mount Washington Hotel - into world-class destinations took more Yankee ingenuity than Gilded Age swagger.

NORTH HAVERHILL, NH Janice Drouin Heathman has been promoted to Vice President Client Services of Upper Valley Press, Inc.

Ryan Jacob Oickle, 4, of Winter Street, died Saturday, May 30, 2009, at home, following a long battle with cancer.

New Hampshire printing company promotes Connie Smith, who has been with Upper Valley Press for 12 years.

Town Manager Paul Weston announced last week that the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has informed him that Bristol is in line to receive American Recovery and Reinvestment Act stimulus funding for a $1.1 million project to upgrade the Town's drinking water system.

Officials at the Grafton County Complex in North Haverhill are moving forward with their plans to build biomass plant.

The police chief in North Haverhill, N.H., remains hospitalized more than two weeks after a serious motorcycle crash.

Haverhill's police chief is hospitalized in serious condition after his motorcycle collided Thursday with a pickup truck on Route 10.

Fuel may propel the cars that race but the spirit that revs up New England's racers is gone.

Several taped telephone conversations between a county jail inmate and his girlfriend before and after the October murder of a Vermont man include graphic discussions about the crime, according to court papers.

Frank E. Pickard, 73, of North Hampton and formerly of Exeter, died Thursday, Dec.

NORTH HAVERHILL-Haverhill school officials are so confident rebuilding of the Haverhill Cooperative Middle School will be done by Jan. 5, the regularly monthly Haverhill School Board meeting will be held there a week after its scheduled opening.

At the December school board meeting held at Woodsville High School on Monday night, SAU-23 Superintendent Bruce Labs said he's been assured work on the building is right on schedule.

Labs said the contractor making the repairs on the building typically has 20 people working on the job site at any given day. Some days, there are up to 10 people working on wallboard alone, he said.