Mascoma River News Today

On a quiet overlook of the magnificent Cherry Pond, framed by the rocky Northern Presidential Range, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, met Friday afternoon with local conservation leaders to discuss legislation she hopes will bind and strengthen their collective efforts within the 7.2 million acre Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge, of which the meeting location is a part.

WEST LEBANON — On Tuesday morning, the 10 stores included in the Target shopping plaza on Route 12A remained closed, shuttered behind floodgates after high water levels had threatened residents

LEBANON — City officials will seek new proposals to redevelop the former public works building at 20 Spencer St., after plans to build 94 apartments and street-level retail and commercial spaces collapsed.On Wednesday, the City Council recruited the...

As anyone who has driven over the Connecticut River on Interstate 89 or tried to get from Thetford to Lyme can tell you, road construction season is upon us.In the interest of spending less time in traffic, here’s a look at where roads and bridges are...

As anyone who has driven over the Connecticut River on Interstate 89 or tried to get from Thetford to Lyme can tell you, road construction season is upon us.In the interest of spending less time in traffic, here’s a look at where roads and bridges are...

ENFIELD — During his 27 years as the town’s police chief, Peter Giese took mentoring Enfield officers to a new level. He made sure they dotted every I and crossed all Ts — literally.Giese checked officers’ investigative reports and court affidavits...

For the first time, residents in 14 communities in New Hampshire can sign up to buy electricity through their local municipality. That energy is cheaper and more renewable at the same time — and it’s called community power.

Fourteen communities in New Hampshire are launching programs this spring that aim to bring cheaper, greener power to residents.

Fourteen communities in New Hampshire are launching programs this spring that aim to bring cheaper, greener power to residents.

LEBANON — City economic development officials will meet with three property development firms this week to discuss ideas to redevelop a 2.9-acre piece of property between City Hall and the Mascoma River that currently serves as downtown parking. On...