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After financial challenges, The White Mountain School, a private college-preparatory boarding school Bethlehem, is closing, effective June 30, the schools board of trustees announced on Friday. (Photo by Robert Blechl)

Army Specialist Duncan MacIver, of Littleton, was one of seven local veterans honored with a Quilt of Valor on Sunday at the Littleton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 816. (Photo

Army Staff Sgt. John Fulcher, of Jefferson, was one of seven local veterans honored with a Quilt of Valor on Sunday at the Littleton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 816.

Marine Staff Sgt. Al Fisher, of Littleton, was one of seven local veterans honored with Quilt of Valor on Sunday at the Littleton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 816. (Photo

Army Sgt. Dan Greenlaw, of Bethlehem, was one of seven local veterans honored with a Quilt of Valor on Sunday at the Littleton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 816. (Photo

During Mondays Littleton Select Board meeting, resident Pat Kellogg urged the board "as leaders and decision-makers" to plan for alternatives to the services of Casella Waste Systems, whose NCES landfill

As Dalton voters go to the polls on Tuesday to vote on a permanent zoning ordinance, some North Country residents want to see for themselves the complete Casella Waste Systems

Jan Mercieri, president of the North Country Beekeepers Assoc. and co-owner of White Mountain Apiary, tends to a hive of bees. (Photo by Robert Blechl)

The litigation between the town and the property owner of 25 Ammonoosuc St. has ended in a settlement that requires the town to remove the building, the foundation of which

Tina Fournier, of Colebrook, pictured here during a Coos Superior Court hearing on Thursday, will refinance her house to pay $313,000 in restitution that is required after she announced her