Tilton News

John H. Aldrich Jr., 72, of Glen Street in Concord, died Wednesday, July 1, 2009, at home following a long illness, surrounded by his family.

The weather finally cooperated last Wednesday to shine on the merger of local goods and mall shopping as Tanger Outlet Mall and Tilton Main Street opened the newest farmers' market in the Lakes Region.

Unlike several neighboring Belknap County municipalities that have voiced support for regionalization during their talks with the county commissioners, Tilton may not be quite as gung ho for such integrated services.

Fireworks retailers in the Lakes and Seacoast regions are reporting solid sales for this year's Fourth of July weekend.

Mark Richardson of DiveMasters Dive Services hoists a clump of milfoil onto his harvesting platform while a diver hand pulls the weeds from Lee's Pond in Moultonboro.

At the tail end of Laconia Bike Week, the first day of summer dawned hot and sunny, the perfect weather for riding into the mountains or strutting down Weirs Beach in a skimpy tank top.

It's a truism that rounding up votes in the 400-member New Hampshire House is like herding cats.

Lawmakers struck a deal for an $11.6 billion budget last night that gets the state through the next two years without any of the most controversial taxes that surfaced in the past two weeks.

The "ayes" had it Monday night as members of the Winnisquam Regional School Board voted to accept the recommendation of the Capital Improvement Committee to move forward with construction of a biomass plant and energy improvements within the district.

Taylor Lacroix and Kris DeVolder are all smiles as they perform the traditional flip of the tassel to signify they have officially graduated from WRHS Friday night.

Janet Young of Northfield, whose 13-year-old sister, Kathy Lynn Gloddy, was murdered 38 years ago, still seeks justice.

Thomas F. McNamara, 91, of Westport, currently residing in Tilton, NH passed away Friday, June 12, 2009 at Lakes Region General Hospital, Laconia, NH after a brief illness.

A disabled man wins a battle against the town of Tilton, N.H, in the state's highest court.  A state Supreme Court judge has ordered the town of Tilton to plow a section of sidewalk in the winter so the man can navigate his electronic scooter. 

A disabled man wins a battle against the town of Tilton, N.H, in the state's highest court.

Check it out! Don't miss the chance to see Brad Paisley, Dierks Bentley and Jimmy Wayne.

Theresa Patterson, 96, wife of the late John K. Patterson, died Sunday, June 7, 2009, at her daughter's home in Salem.

After 10 years of fundraising, hundreds of hours of volunteer labor and thousands of donated books, Gilmanton's first year-round library is nearly set to open.

Cassandra Stanley, 20, of 368 Central St., was arrested May 1 on a bench warrant.

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Most drivers don't actually speed through downtown Tilton, according to the first round of data extracted from the police department's speed trailer.