Beacon Needs Your Help to Balance the Books in 2021
By Charlie Darling
Andover Real Estate Transactions November 2021
Five properties sold in past month
By Ty Morris
Five properties sold in Andover over the past month. Theresa Carter sold 163 Maple Street to Michael Zamot and Alexandra Quiros for $391,000. This four bedroom, two bathroom home, circa 1875, sits on 3.4 acres, has a one-bay barn and includes 2,127 square feet of living space. Mary Lou Cummings and David Cleveland of Coldwell […]
Ways to Recognize and Avoid Utility Scams This Winter
Presented by Eversource and the BBB
Press release
With winter months and the holidays right around the corner, Eversource and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) are teaming up to urge New Englanders to be aware of scammers. Due to a spike in COVID-19-related scams, the colder weather and increased demand for energy nationwide, Eversource and the BBB expect to see a rise in […]
COVID-19 Numbers Surge in Andover During October
By Charlie Darling
Andover Real Estate Transactions, October 2021
Market is still busy into fall
By Ty Morris
Daniel Labonte sold six acres on Currier Road to George and Trudy French for $72,000. This parcel was recently subdivided and offers extensive views of Ragged and Kearsarge Mountains. Ty Morris of Coldwell Banker Lifestyles represented both the buyer and the seller. Tall Venture Properties sold a property located at 328 Main Street to Brice […]
Stuff-a-Truck Event Returns to New London Hannaford
Saturday, November 20, 8 AM to 4 PM
By Ty Morris
The third annual Stuff-a-Truck event, presented by Ty Morris, Realtor, and your local young professionals, will take place at the New London Hannaford on Saturday, November 20, between 8 AM and 4 PM. You won’t be able to miss a group of locals raising money, gift cards, and non-perishable goods to benefit our local food […]
Electric Rates to Increase 17% After November 1
Due to natural gas price spike
Press release
New Hampshire Electric Cooperative’s (NHEC) Board of Directors has approved changes to the Co-op Power rate and Regional Access Charge, which will result in an overall bill increase for most residential members of about 17%, or $17.19. The new rates will take effect with bills rendered on or after November 1. The Co-op Power portion […]
Andover Adds 19 COVID Cases in One Week
21 active cases; 182 since the pandemic began
Drake’s Place Eatery and Market Opens at 46 Main Street
Indoor farmers market, local foods, beer and wine
By Shelley Geoghegan
When The Kitchen restaurant announced it would be leaving Andover, there was a town-wide groan of dismay. But it didn’t take long for another restaurant to fill the empty spot at 46 Main Street. Drake’s Place Eatery and Market opened its doors on September 10 and has been busy serving a menu of “farm to […]
Electric Vehicles Can Help Shape the Future of Andover
Market share and affordability will grow
By Ken Wells
When I was a science teacher, my students and I built a competition Electric Vehicle (EV) based on a Ford Ranger 4×4 and campaigned it very successfully in the American Tour de Sol from about 2002 to 2008. The yellow truck (named “Woodstock” after Snoopy’s little bird friend) was equipped with solar panels that worked […]