Abigail Ham

The U.S. Department of Justice is accusing former state Sen. Andy Sanborn, who is also a prominent Keene property owner, of spending money meant to help small businesses weather the COVID-19 pandemic on personal expenses.

Five months after it was originally set to launch, the state's Blue Envelope program is up and running.

A fire Tuesday evening destroyed a two-car garage and damaged a home at 650 Calavant Hill Road.

A Swanzey resident was arrested Tuesday evening after a state trooper saw him driving a motorcycle at 135 mph on Route 10, according to a news release from State Police Troop C.

The Blue Envelope Program in New Hampshire, designed to help people with autism communicate with law enforcement, is now available at DMV offices.

Local police carried the N.H. Special Olympics torch Wednesday on the Winchester-Keene leg of the torch's cross-state journey ahead of next month's opening of the Special Olympics games.

Nearly 100 firefighters gathered this weekend at the Meadowood Drill Yard to hone their craft, build regional ties, and exchange knowledge and ideas.

Police said shortly before the crash they had received reports of the car, a Chrysler PT Cruiser, speeding and passing other vehicles, beginning in the area of the Ashuelot Covered Bridge.

The Blue Envelope Program in New Hampshire, designed to help people with autism communicate with law enforcement, is now available at DMV offices.

The Sentinel’s Assistant News Editor Abigail Ham is an amateur gardener with a plot at Keene’s community garden. “Rooted” is a biweekly column about her efforts to grow better food,