Woodsville News

Wayne Demanche was minding his business, in fact he was asleep, in August 2007 night when two 15-year-olds entered his indoor porch and took a scooter he had that was charging overnight.

It was a murder plot hatched over what happened at a Wal-Mart. Christopher Gray, a developmentally disabled cashier, had eyes for 17-year-old Amber Talbot.

A man who was fishing in Lyndon on Sunday morning returned to his vehicle to find it damaged by fire, Vermont State Police said.

The other day, wending my way from Woodsville, N.H., 40 miles south to Plymouth, I came across several "stimulus" projects -- every few miles, and heralded by a two-tone sign, a hitherto rare sight on Granite State highways.

The other day, wending my way from Woodsville, N.H., 40 miles south to Plymouth, I came across several "stimulus" projects -- every few miles, and heralded by a two-tone sign, a hitherto rare sight on Granite State highways.

The Haverhill police chief was charged with driving while intoxicated last week after a Haverhill officer tried to stop him for speeding, state police said.

Behind the pulling arena and beyond the collection of John Deere equipment yesterday at the North Haverhill Fair was a square patch of tall grass waiting to be cut down by a small army of adults and children eager for a chance to show their mettle in the art of hand mowing.

Emergency personnel in several communities went on alert last evening, after a tornado warning was issued for central Grafton County.

The Executive Council approved a six-month extension of the Milford-Bennington Railroad lease to allow the attorney general's office to examine allegations a state legislator used political influence to secure a 10-year extension of his operating lease.

The Plato Team at Epping Middle School recently celebrated Walk NH Week with a 2.5 mile walk on the school property.