Katelyn Sahagian

DERRY — Town councilors unanimously approved giving Deputy Police Chief George Feole the full title of the job he’s been doing for more than two years.

DERRY — While Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire continues renovating its new Derry facility, some of the expenses are being taken care of by a donation from a New

NORTH ANDOVER — With the chaos of the holidays, a small group of people gathered on the Winter Solstice to take time for self reflection and to reconnect to the

LONDONDERRY — Gathering toys to donate to families is something the Londonderry American Legion Post 27 does every year, and has for the last 25 years, with good success.

DERRY — As development for the next part of the Exit 4A project begins, Derry’s Planning Board is looking to residents to tell them what they should do with the

LONDONDERRY — After the official Londonderry Master Plan Survey Summary was published in December, the Steering Committee discussed some of the results, including how there was a major split in town about housing.

At the summit of Weir Hill in North Andover, a group of about 20 people enjoyed the Winter solstice during a ceremony with moving mediation, clearing energy and setting intentions while watching the sun set on the shortest day of the year. Judy McAmis, center was the hike leader. TIM JEAN/Staff photo

DERRY — A federal lawsuit was filed on Aug. 26 in the U.S. District Court in Concord by the Committee to Save the Derry Rail Trail Tunnel to stop the

LONDONDERRY — The criminal case against a driver who allegedly hit a New Hampshire state trooper’s cruiser on Interstate 93 in Londonderry will move to trial in the spring.

LONDONDERRY — After the official Londonderry Master Plan Survey Summary was published in December, the Steering Committee discussed some of the results, including how there was a major split in