Moose Plate News Today

CONCORD — Organizations and municipalities seeking funding for projects that support the restoration, preservation and/or conservation of publicly owned items significant to New Hampshire’s cultural heritage are invited to submit

The Nansen Ski Club is advertising for an engineering firm to design the structural improvements needed to reinforce the tower jump.

$500K grant to go towards reinforcing ski jump tower

Crews will close lanes just west of I-435 to remove a loose plate at a bridge joint.

Canterbury Shaker Village has received a $109,755 matching grant from the New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) to put a new roof on its Dwelling House.One of 26 restored original Shaker buildings at the Village, the...

A blueberry farm in Warner that has been in operation more than half a century has been awarded a $118,000 grant to help preserve it.The grant from the New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program was given to Five River Conservation...

Now that the historic Tom Howe Barn has been put on the state’s register of historic places, plans to turn it into a museum and educational facility are moving ahead. But an awful lot remains to be done. “A lot of the slats do have holes in them. A...

CONCORD —The N.H. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources has opened its Fiscal Year 2022 Conservation License Plate fiscal year 2022 grant round and is now accepting letters of intent

LEBANON — The cannonball statue across from Colburn Park is something of a downtown icon.Along with an accompanying Union Army soldier in front of the Soldiers Memorial Building, it’s meant to honor those from the Lebanon area who served during the...

By the end of the year, the Town of Rindge hopes to close a deal with Rindge Stone and Gravel to purchase and conserve more than 220 acres of land surrounding the gravel pit, preserving old-growth trees and habitat for an endangered species of...