Abigail Ham

Nick Ramalho has always loved art, but his spray-painted graffiti used to be a secret thing. People typically didn’t know who had done it and generally weren’t happy about it.

DUBLIN — Town fire personnel rescued a dog Sunday from the icy water of Thorndike Pond.

HINSDALE — The Gen. John Stark Memorial Bridge opened to vehicles last week, but keeping the flow of traffic moving as it enters Brattleboro is an ongoing project, according to

PETERBOROUGH — A town resident was injured Tuesday in a single vehicle crash, according to police, as rain and cold temperatures slickened roads throughout the region.

CHARLESTOWN — A fire on Old Acworth Stage Road left a home unlivable Tuesday, according to the Charlestown Fire Department.

Picture a circle of chairs. In them, eight women in orange and blue jail-issued jumpsuits listen intently to the one who is speaking. When she’s finished, she invites someone else

BRATTLEBORO — The question of how to help people in crisis downtown remains after residents on Thursday shot down ordinance changes the selectboard had made that outlined "acceptable community conduct."

The Subway in downtown Keene is getting a new franchisee, according to landlord Mitch Greenwald, who said he was informed of the change Wednesday by the Subway corporation.

HINSDALE — At a special town meeting in September, a heated, three-hour discussion ended with voters approving a roughly $400,000 appropriation to buy a plot of land at 59 Plain

The blue, three-story building with long, roofed porches and numerous windows looks like many other old homes in Keene that have been converted into multifamily housing. And it exemplifies a