Robert Blechl

In fulfilling its $40 million contract with the state of New Hampshire, Fidium Fiber is expanding into more North Country towns and connecting thousands of residents with the option of high-speed Internet broadband.

According to documents unsealed on Monday, the two-state fugitive arrested Oct. 24 in East Ryegate after allegedly opening fire on U.S. Marshals Service deputies bragged to a friend that he was only caught because he ran out of gas.

LITTLETON — As it navigates the challenge of a tax rate increase, the town is gearing up for another legal fight involving the Moore Dam.

LITTLETON—An unexpected opportunity could make its way to the March 2025 town meeting warrant: the proposed purchase of a Pleasant Street building to permanently house the future town offices, with ample parking, a central location, and room for growth.

After the completion of another municipal solar project, one town in the North Country is close to having all of its town facilities powered by clean energy, which will also offset taxpayers' electricity costs.

LITTLETON—With the help of indispensable partners and sponsors, Toys for Tots in northern New Hampshire is spreading Christmas cheer in a big way.

Shortly after the July floods from Hurricane Beryl, a group of Barnet residents put out the call — donations were being accepted to assist those fellow residents who incurred property damage.

LITTLETON—Littleton has been awarded a state housing grant designating it a “housing champion” and allowing the town to hire a consultant to revise policies and zoning regulations to increase affordable housing opportunities in the community.

LITTLETON — After no ice to speak of in the winter of 2024, Friends of Remich Park (FoRP) is hoping for enough ice in 2025 to support the first-ever planned ice-out contest on Dells Pond, modeled after the longstanding contest on Joe's Pond in West Danville.

LITTLETON — A regional hazardous materials mutual aid response district for the North Country is in the process of forming, though fewer towns than expected have, at least for the moment, expressed interest in joining.