Wilton News

Andy's Summer Playhouse, winner of the 2009 New Hampshire Theater Award's Vision and Tenacity Award, located in Wilton, NH, will be presenting its first production of the summer from July 2nd through July 11th, entitled Donkey Xote - a barnyard remake of the famous novel Don Quixote.

Because of the rough economy, a regional planning agency has less money to help its member communities address their expanding needs.

E. coli bacteria numbers increased on the Souhegan, Nashua, and Merrimack Rivers during the most recent tests performed by the local watershed associations.

Karen Fredette has lived in the area for the last 10 years, unaware that she was wanted by police in connection with a decade-old misdemeanor driving offense.

A New Hampshire woman walked out of court free after spending last weekend jailed on a warrant stemming from a 10-year-old traffic stop.

Clippard to offer engineers and designers 3D models of miniature fluid power and control devices.

State police arrested a Wilton woman Firday on a warrant based on a past driving violation that has added up to $100,000 in fines.

A Wilton man sustained what police describe as 'life-threatening' injuries after his van rear-ended a pick-up truck on Derry Street this afternoon, police report.

An Intervale Road resident confronted a burglar early Sunday morning who helped himself to some money and the man's barbecue chicken.

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

After 125 years in the center of Wilton, Town Hall has been accepted for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Souhegan Valley historical societies are scheduling special hours for visitors to take a step back in time Saturday and Sunday to learn more about their towns.

A new movie called What Goes Up is based in Concord in 1986, in the week just before the liftoff of the space shuttle Challenger.

Downtown Wilton will celebrate all day Saturday beginning with a breakfast at 7:30 a.m. and ending with a chicken barbecue from 4:30 to 6 p.m. In between are a variety of events along Main Street, including the annual building of the "Whimsicals," a teddy bear picnic at the library, a craft fair, the Lions Club Duck Race and a lot of food.

Small might be beautiful, but when you're talking about public water systems, it's also expensive.

When Nashua applied to join 20 other New Hampshire communities in the Main Street Program seven years ago, the city lost out to Concord, Laconia and Somersworth.

Share Our Strength is a national organization working to make sure no child in America grows up hungry, creating programs such as the Great American Bake Sale, a national campaign that mobilizes Americans to end childhood hunger by holding bake sales in their communities.

Julia Whitcomb, left, owns the Mont Vernon General Store. Arif Ali, right, owns Friend's Country Store and the 6 to 10 Market in Milford.

Is the granite post, which marks a junction of the boundaries of Wilton, Lyndeborough and Milford and is now located in the new athletic fields on Carnival Hill, in the proper place? Or was it, at some time in the past, moved and not properly replaced? Those questions have again arisen, based in part on an old and mainly unsubstantiated story.