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May 27, 2022
Abutters to a property currently involved in a Nashua Superior Court case with the Town of Temple asked Select Board members last week to withdraw its objection to neighbors becoming intervenors in the case.The town is in a legal dispute with the...
May 16, 2022
County Group, which is part of GRP, has purchased broker Marsh and Co, and its MGA, Ginger Markets, for an undisclosed sum.
April 27, 2022
The Temple Select Board signed a settlement agreement Tuesday between the town and the owners of a large collection of antique construction equipment that neighbors have complained constitutes a junkyard, but made it conditional on the outcome of a...
April 21, 2022
The Temple Select Board held off on signing a settlement between the town and property owners John Jackson-Marsh and Alan Marsh for another week, after lawyers on both sides failed to come to a conclusion at a special board meeting on Wednesday.The...
April 13, 2022
Temple Select Board members agreed to postpone signing a settlement regarding pending litigation until next week, following requests from abutters to probe for further avenues of legal action.The litigation concerns a piece of property in Temple owned...
January 22, 2022
It’s a compelling and surprising twist that many legacy metal bands become consistently heavier in their mature years (see: Judas Priest, Accept, Diamond Head, etc). Add Tokyo Blade to that growing list. One of NWOBHM’s brightest early stars, the band flirted with commercial accessibility in the mid-1980’s to varying degrees of success and suffered a head-spinning amount of line-up changes over the decades. But in 2016, founding guitarist Andy Boulton wa...
May 29, 2021
Perry is transforming how its students perceive learning by adding more hands-on, experiential opportunities, like an outdoor classroom and Perry Gardens.
March 11, 2021
| Updated: 16:22, 11 March 2021 Kents most snarled-up level crossing looks set to take the strain of more than 1,000 new homes after councillors made the shock decision to reject the final part of a £30 million bypass. The traffic hotspot, in Sturry, is often gridlocked as motorists heading in and out of Canterbury get stuck at the barriers. More than 20,000 vehicles use Sturry level crossing a day. It is one of the top 10 most-used crossings in the UK And the issue is now set to worsen ...