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June 23, 2023
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department issued a reminder about slick spots after two separate hiking incidents.
June 23, 2023
GREEN’S GRANT, N.H. — A New Hampshire man suffered a leg injury after slipping and falling while hiking on Thursday on the Imp Trail.
June 23, 2023
A Massachusetts hiker had to be carried to safety after he fell and suffered a leg injury at Franconia Falls in Lincoln Thursday afternoon.
June 23, 2023
A Massachusetts hiker had to be carried to safety after he fell and suffered a leg injury at Franconia Falls in Lincoln Thursday afternoon.
March 3, 2022
Police are still trying to find the wanted man
May 11, 2021
Schools across Lincolnshire are decorating their own statues for the Imp Trail Taking place from July 10, to September 16, the Imp Trail will see 30 colourful imp statues dotted around the city. To complement this, the EBP and charity partners St Barnabas Hospice are asking businesses to support and sponsor an educational programme that will see more than 40 schools and educational organisations take part and decorate their own miniature Imp statue. Phil Everett, communication business partner ...
February 18, 2021
Meet the Imps featuring in Lincoln's 2021 trail
February 18, 2021
East Lindsey leaders agree £5 hike in council tax Sports investment and land sale also approved East Lindsey District Council leaders have approved a 3.37% increase on council tax this year. The authority’s executive board approved its budget on Wednesday, including the measure which will see a Band D property pay £151.74 towards its precept in 2021/22 — a £4.95 increase. The council says its budget will create a surplus of £228,500. which it will put aside to cover any “income fluctu...
February 18, 2021
Four staff at Lincoln rapid test centre have COVID-19, but it remains open Both Lincoln sites operating as normal The mass rapid testing site is located at St Swithins Community Centre on Croft Street. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite Four members of staff working at the rapid coronavirus test centre off Monks Road in Lincoln have tested positive for COVID-19, but the site remains open for the public to use. The four who tested positive are all asymptomatic and they were tested before ...