Lisa D. Connell

GORHAM — Increasing economic opportunities by strengthening trade and cultural ties between New Hampshire and Canada served as the focus of a May 13-14 visit to local businesses in Coos

BERLIN — Overcast skies cleared Friday afternoon in time for the White Mountains Community College Class of 2026 graduation, where 91 associate degrees and 166 certificates were awarded.

CONCORD — State Rep. Michael Murphy (R-Gorham), elected earlier to serve Coos 6, the district that includes Gorham, Randolph and Shelburne, has resigned from that position. The notice of the

CONCORD — The office of the New Hampshire attorney general continues to investigate an officer-involved shooting May 21 in Milan.

CONCORD — Gorham selectman Robert Gargano said he will run for the state representative seat that includes Gorham, Shelburne and Randolph after state Rep. Michael Murphy (R-Gorham) resigned his Coos

CONCORD — Holding a photo of their late son Army Staff Sgt. Tanner W. Grone in his uniform, Gorham residents Erica and Steve Grone watched on May 19 as Gov.

GORHAM — A water main break late Monday night into Tuesday on Main Street resulted in the closure of Gorham schools, some business interruptions and the postponement until June 1

BERLIN — Some residents gathered inside city hall auditorium for a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget also let councilors know how difficult it can be to

BERLIN — Among the graduates receiving their diplomas from Berlin High School on Friday, June 5, are its three highest academically ranked students: Leo Zheng, valedictorian; Garrett Snyder, salutatorian; and Leigha Laflamme, outstanding career technical education student.

BERLIN — In how she approaches her role as a medical social worker with Coos County Family Health Services, Bridget Laflamme is known by this statement: “I'll see what I can do.”