Gathering at Andover Barn Thanks Local Midterm Election Candidates

Non-native Plant Species Wreak Havoc on Local Environment

During my childhood on Ragged Mountain, there was a triangular bit of land where three gravel roads converged, called “Bittersweet Corners.”  The split-rail fence around this triangle of land was adorned with bittersweet vines, vines that were so beautiful in the autumn when the yellow and orange seeds popped open.  We made bittersweet “fairy crowns” […]

Garden Club Workshop Teaches the Art of Bow Making

Local Resident Warns About Tree Damage Due to Bittersweet Vines

Mary Howe of Andover honors her property and is an exemplary steward of the land. In her travels through town she has noticed the invasive Oriental Bittersweet growing wild and unrestrained, choking out beautiful Maple and Oak trees that are over a century old that help define our town. She came to the Andover New […]

Hub’s Holiday Open House Features Miniature Santa’s Village

Leland Schneider Makes Use of New Access Ramp at Hub Building

Community Kitchen Represents Phase 3 of Hub’s Come On In Campaign

Phase 3 of The Andover Community Hub’s “Come On In” capital campaign is about to launch. We are hoping to raise approximately another $35,000 in order to continue construction of a community kitchen and to cover additional operating costs associated with keeping Andover’s old town hall open for longer hours.   Phases 1 and 2 […]