William Cass News Today

Except for the Civil War, no conflict in U.S. history was more divisive than Vietnam. All the more reason to salute those who died there.

The Gen. John Stark Memorial Bridge, which will connect Hinsdale to Brattleboro across the Connecticut River, is back on schedule to open to traffic this fall, according to William Cass,

Monday's total solar eclipse led to thousands of people flocking to northern New Hampshire to catch a glimpse of totality around 3:30 p.m., and then hitting the roads for a slow and crowded trek home.

The Executive Council was told at least 60,000 vehicles above the normal flow passed through the tolls for the Solar Eclipse, and approved $21 million for the purchase of Granite Place South from developer Stephen M. Duprey of Concord.

The town and state has butted heads over who is responsible for maintaining the sidewalks at Hampton Beach. The sides are now working together.

By cultivating a workforce representative of populations historically underrepresented in the industry, the program supports equal opportunity.

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Gov. Chris Sununu said progress is being made following this week's storm that washed out roads in parts of the state.

Canterbury resident and longtime activist Arnie Alpert has proposed a formal set of rules for the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources (DNCR) to adopt after they allegedly violated their

Negotiations on who's responsible for managing environmental contamination delays land sale agreement