Credits are from 1984, '85, and part of '86
The New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) Board of Directors has approved the return of over $2 million in capital credit payments to members and former members. The 2023 capital credit retirement will result in the payment of all remaining capital credits from 1984, all of 1985, and part of 1986. Approximately 10,000 current members who […]
First market is Saturday, June 3
We are very excited to be starting yet another year at The Exchange! This year we have quite the variety of vendors, both new and familiar, coming to showcase their small businesses! Come discover a mix of items ranging from handmade to vintage, with a dash of farm goods, all in a country setting. We’ll […]
Beekeeping, farming, and pet caregiving
Whether giving midday walks for dogs, working on hive preparation for tens of thousands of bees, or caring for her two horses, two sheep, four dogs, and two cats, Kim Pease is never just sitting around enjoying the view from her sloping back fields on Tucker Mountain. Kim is a pet caregiver, beekeeper, and farmer. […]
Belletetes opened for business in 1898 in Jaffrey
Belletetes Inc, a family owned and operated lumber and building supply company, is celebrating its 125th Anniversary in business. From humble beginnings in 1898 as a general store, Belletetes has grown into one of the largest lumber and building materials retailers in the Northeast, servicing New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, and southern Maine. With nine locations […]
Second year running: "Most Naturalistic Waterscape"
Each year Pond and waterfall builders from around the globe enter their best projects to the international: Pond Trade Magazine’s Artist of the Year competition, in five categories. For the second year running, April Dugan, American Waterscapes, Andover, has been runner up in the competitive category: “Most Naturalistic Waterscape.” Dugan, with 17 years of experience […]
Overall change will be decrease of 9.3%
The New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) Board of Directors has approved changes to rates that by February 1, 2023 will result in an overall bill decrease of 9.3%, or $14.43 per month, for the typical residential member using 500 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per month. The first change will occur with bills rendered on or […]
October 22, Franklin Elks Lodge
Residents living in and around Franklin can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. Franklin Elks Lodge 1280 will host this community event on Saturday, October 22. The site is located at 125 South Main Street in Franklin. Screenings can check […]
