Barbara Tetreault

BERLIN — Arguing the city’s motion is premature as well as factually incorrect, Burgess BioPower is asking the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Delaware to reject Berlin’s request that it immediately pay $1.39 million in overdue property taxes.

BERLIN — The Berlin Reporter newspaper has ended a run of 125 years. The newspaper has been merged with the Coos County Democrat. Both papers are part of the group

RANDOLPH — A proposal to construct a wildlife crossing on Route 2, connecting two of the largest tracts of conservation land in the state, has identified a preferred crossing site. The partnership working on the project have applied for a grant from the Federal Highway Administration Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program to go ahead with the final design and construction of the crossing.

Compiled by Barbara Tetreault · Aug. 2, 2018 — State Senator Jeffrey Woodburn, of Whitefield, arrested on nine Class A misdemeanor counts of

The state has selected a contractor to replace two aging dams at Nash Stream State Forest. The dams impound Little Bog Pond and Lower Trio Pond.

BERLIN — The Berlin Reporter newspaper has ended a run of 125 years. The newspaper has been merged with the Coos County Democrat. Both papers are part of the group

BERLIN — The popular RiverFire celebration marks its 20th anniversary this Oct. 19 as the bonfires on the Androscoggin River and host of Halloween-flavored activities has grown into one of

CONCORD — The N.H. Supreme Court has accepted Richard Rosen’s appeal of his conviction for voter fraud. The CEO of American Ag Energy and founder of North Country Growers in

PINKHAM’S GRANT — A head-on crash in Pinkham Notch Saturday night killed a Jackson man while a Gorham man suffered minor injuries.

Cars back up on Route 16 Saturday night behind a fatal crash in Pinkham's Grant. N.H. (PHOTO COURTESY ERIKA GAMEZ ORRANTIA)