BY SARAH LEBRUNA New Boston man was found after he went missing for 10 hours on Nov. 12. Leonard “Butch” Cullinane of 114 Beard Road, a 73-year-old man with dementia, was found on the side of the road near Dodge’s Farm Stand shortly before 11 p.m. According to New Boston Police Chief Chris Krajenka, Cullinane was found by ...

The town of New Boston last measured and inspected all properties in 1997 and 1998 for the 1998 townwide revaluation. In 2006, the town adjusted its property values to market value using a statistical update, with only properties which had been sold within the two previous years being inspected. All assessments will need to be updated again for ...

By JILL JORGENSEN A New Boston couple lost their home and possessions in a devastating fire on Oct. 28.  Richard and Gail Riendeau of 97 Saunders Hill Road did not have homeowners insurance. Gail Riendeau’s brother, Steven Christensen, said they were dropped by multiple insurers.  “For whatever reason their insurance ...

By SARAH LEBRUN In an effort to keep residents more informed about safety issues in town, the New Boston Police Department has adopted a communications network called Nixle. This federally backed program sends residents text or e-mail alerts regarding road closures, accidents, burglaries and other criminal activity in the area, and cautionary ...

Watching the Parade with Nana Grandson Derek holding on to Nana's finger at the New Boston 4th of July parade

View of a New Boston Valley after the Dec 2008 ice storm, looking west towards Francestown

Goffstown's  fine for illegal parking in a handicap paking spot is $250. It can be higher if it is a state issued ticket.  Please see comments section for the quick link  http://www.nh.gov/disability/information/architectural/documents/understanding.pdf

The Granite State Gymnastics Center boys team, coached by Craig Thibaudeau and Sean Sirrianna, took part in the New Hampshire State Championships at Gymnastics at Brentwood Commons on March 7. The level- 7 team won the competition, while option team finished second. Among level-10 entrants, Sean Sirrianna was second in the all-around, including ...

BY SALLY BRZOZOWSKIThe snow is finally melting as better weather comes to New Hampshire, but there is no such indicator that the economy will improve at the same rate, or anytime soon. However, many communities have programs and practices in place to help residents who are finding it hard to make ends meet. Whether providing warmth or ...

BY SARAH LEBRUNAs the mercury in thermometers slowly rises and all around there are mounds of dirty, melting snow and mud pits, one thing is certain: spring is here. And along with spring comes a New England tradition – maple sugaring. Maple sugar houses around the state are gearing up for Maple Sugar Weekend on March 28 and 29. Many ...