Robert Blechl

After seven deadline extensions and two years of repeated requests for more information, Casella Waste Systems has withdrawn a major permit application for a commercial landfill beside Forest Lake in Dalton before the state could approve or deny it.

LITTLETON — During their meeting last week, the Select Board took the next step on the voter-approved $2.5 million emergency bond for sewer plant repairs and is assembling a team to review payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreements that the town has with various entities.

LITTLETON — As legislation to expand school choice, or open enrollment, appears at the moment to be paused as Granite State lawmakers study ways to find a funding mechanism that doesn't financially hurt school districts, two bills that are heading to the governor's desk would carry different fiscal impacts for the state's school districts.

After a public hearing and subsequent voter approval in March, the Bethlehem Select Board is advancing a plan to implement a tax incentive authorized under New Hampshire statute to encourage the rehabilitation of older properties in the village area.

of 2 A recreation center is taking root and expanding in the heart of Colebrook. A new food cooperative is spreading across Coos County.

After several years of stays and a New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling, a federal lawsuit filed by an ex-Lisbon police officer who claims he was placed on the “Laurie List”

After a lull, the town of Bethlehem is looking to revive its plan for a new safety services complex that would house the fire, ambulance, and police departments.

LITTLETON — As the town of Littleton receives inquiries from data center operators interested in possibly setting up in town, one selectman is voicing concerns about such enterprises and their

LITTLETON — The Select Board on Monday outlined the process for appointing a new member to the Select Board, appointed a new commissioner to Littleton Water and Light, and was presented with three bids submitted for the construction of the Riverfront Commission.

As Service Credit Union (SCU) seeks a new chapter of federal bankruptcy for the unfinished senior living campus in Littleton, it filed a lawsuit in state court this week against the owners and lenders, whom it accuses of coordinated fraud and embezzlement involving a $30 million SCU construction loan.