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Dozens of towns are holding town elections and traditional meetings in New Hampshire, with the majority of elections and/or meetings scheduled for Tuesday, March 12, 2024. Several more town elections are scheduled for Saturday, March 16.
Smoldering ashes caught the exterior of a garage on Squantum Road in Jaffrey on fire in the overnight hours on Thursday, according to Jaffrey Fire Chief David Chamberlain.At 2:59 a.m., the Jaffrey Fire Department responded after the homeowner and...
Route 101 in Peterborough was closed for more than an hour on Christmas Day, as icy road conditions made travel treacherous around the region.Peterborough Police Chief Scott Guinard said the department received nearly a dozen calls about cars off the...
For the second year, the Observer is striving to honor Sandoval County veterans and show the faces and names of those who have served us all this Veterans Day. We’re starting work on a special section to be published Nov. 7, the Sunday before Veterans Day.We invite all Sandoval County veterans to submit their photos and basic information to us so we can include them. Families and friends of Sandoval County veterans are welcome to submit those items on behalf of their loved one.
Published: 4/25/2021 10:45:37 AM Jaffrey residents were eager for the prospect of high-speed internet during voting at the drive-in Town Meeting on Saturday, unanimously agreeing to a $1.2 million bond for fiber internet infrastructure. Jaffrey repeated last year’s solution to COVID-19 social distancing with a meeting held in the Hope Fellowship Church parking lot, with residents listening to the meeting over their car radios and voting by holding colored cards out their car windows. The first article of the day was a bond to run fiber Internet to every household in town. The article origi...