Laconia, NH News

• Laconia, NH News
• Motorcycle Week Draws Thousands to the New Hampshire Lakes Region
• NASWA Resort Opens for the Season over Memorial Day Weekend
• Laconia Historical And Museum Society In Search Of Eldest Laconia Resident - 2012
• 6th Annual Peter Makris Memorial Ride & Run on Saturday, June 9
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: April 27, 2012
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: April 13, 2012
• The Story of Alma Paulson – Passenger on the Titanic
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: March 30, 2012
• Lakes Region United Way News - March 16, 2012
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: February 16, 2012
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: February 2, 2012
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: January 19, 2012
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: January 5, 2012
• Big Cash Prizes From LWHS! $10,000 High Stakes Super Bingo
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: December 8, 2011
• A Musical Presentation - 'Winter Welcome' With Harpist Jane Wilcox Hively
• 2nd Annual PAX East Party
• The Day Book Of Jeremiah Smith Jewett – Selected Readings/Book Signing
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 27, 2011
• LWHS Raffle - And The Winners Are...
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 13, 2011
• Film and Discussion Group - Clearing The Water
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 29, 2011
• A Tree’s Many Branches: The Legacy of Laconia’s Jewett Family
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 15, 2011
• Local Authority On The Civil War 1861-1865 - PowerPoint Presentation by David Decker
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 1, 2011
• Lake Winnipesaukee Museum News - August 23, 2011
• Back to School for Laconia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: August 18, 2011
• Lakes Region United Way News - August 4, 2011
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: July 21, 2011
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: July 7, 2011
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: June 3, 2011
• Free International Film Showing at Laconia Library
• Memorial Day Weekend
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: April 28, 2011
• Free International Film Show
• Spring Exhibition - Merchandising Main Street
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: Mar 17, 2011
• Laconia Historical Presents A Program On Local Aviator Bob Fogg at The Laconia Public Library
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: Feb 3, 2011
• Find Valentine Gifts at our Sweetheart Auction
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: January 20, 2011
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: January 6, 2011
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: December 9, 2010
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: December 2, 2010
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: November 18, 2010
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: November 11, 2010
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: November 4, 2010
• Stratham Tire donates to Laconia Youth Soccer
• Noyes Fiber gives Spirit Award Grant to Lakes Region United Way
• Neighbors in Need holds annual meeting
• Meredith Village Savings donates to DARE program
• Belknap leads the counties in sales increases
• Expert: N.H. s top races likely to be mixed bag for Dems, GOP
• Tidal power: Making waves in alternative energy
• Laconia police log
• Judge considers motion to suppress evidence
• No immediate plans for former Lakes Region Facility
• Students judge seniors at Halloween event
• Hearing today on drug case evidence
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 28, 2010
• 20 questions
• The dancing feet of Katie Hill
• ACA lists additions to program
• Free smoke detectors for seniors
• Halloween at Leavitt Park
• Laconia Police Log
• Laconia, Plymouth stops for Lynch today
• City foresees more belt tightening
• Communities set trick or treat times; police urge extra caution
• High court rules auto insurer doesn t have to pay in sex assault case
• Preschoolers learn lessons in fire safety
• Road work could impact traffic to polls
• Tonight s meeting on state land uses seen as pivotal
• Last vestiges of foliage
• Fire probe continues; few details released
• GOP cries foul over Forsythe/income tax signs
• Gunstock, delegation formalize 5 year pact
• McDonald s unveils new restaurant
• Support for mental health care urged at Genesis meeting
• Members sought for supt. search panel
• Gilford Police Log
• Aavid gets job training grant
• Laconia Clinic sets pediatric flu shot clinic
• Colonial consultant to hold listening sessions
• Supt. seeks 3.5 percent increase in budget
• Hard at work
• Senior Center has new director
• New housing community unveiled at The Weirs
• No treat to be tricked by scary investment moves
• Annual Halloween party this Sat. at GMS
• Community photo calendar now available at MVSB
• Local DAR chapter learns all about honey bees
• Gilford Police Log
• Boil orders now include parts of Moultonborough
• Leadbeater returning to lead BCEDC
• Resignation spurs Millham to run again
• State land, sewer issues on city s mind
• 2011 calendar features views of Lakes Region
• Gilford tax rate up 25 cents
• Schools confront cell phone use, abuse
• Color all around
• Reserve a spot for wine tasting seminiar at Fratello s
• Herbal medicine course offered by Laconia Adult Ed
• Laconia Savings supports N.H. Army Monument
• Volunteers needed to offer free tax services in Laconia
• Friends steer plans for Goss Reading Room
• Opechee Garden Club welcomes O Shea s return
• Turning wood into art
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• Gilford police log
• City razes Tremont St. house
• Fundraising to aid child victims
• Suspended psychiatrist surrenders license
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 21, 2010
• Mentoring project helps young adults direct their own lives
• Gilford resident named to NCFN committee
• Terrific Teachers spell their way to the top
• Businesses showcase themselves at Chamber Expo
• Elm Street students get early peek at new McDonald s
• Pumpkin art highlight of bank s customer appreciation celebration
• Patrick s Pub to hold GHS fundraiser
• Dockham Shores water said unsafe
• Union Gilford road work due to end today
• Lakes Region Chamber Expo 2010: Local economy slowly improves
• Lakes Region Chamber Expo 2010: Director s welcome
• Lakes Region Chamber Expo 2010: Vendor Listings
• Gilford Police Log
• Gilford Police Log
• Colonial Theater named to the Save list
• Tardif seeks second opinion on Charter petition
• Public transit paring routes, schedule
• Bass says he s running again to right the nation s course
• Lakes Region Business Briefs
• Sharpening your small business skills
• World War II vet honored with medals
• Sanbornton woman set to plead in burglary case
• A new network for young professionals
• A good week to think about retirement savings
• Laconia Police Log
• Gilford Police Log
• Senate Dist. 4 candidates to attend forum
• Board aiming to decide new supt. by April 1
• Board nixes circus at Opechee Park
• N.H. House hopefuls state their views
• Specialty energy business closing its store; owner blames recession for poor retail sales
• Officials give 29 rescued hikers on Mount Belknap a safety primer
• Genesis to hold 44th annual meeting; seeks award nominations
• Laconia police log
• Medical records go high tech
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• A strong showing of support
• Families frolic at the festival
• Land Trust completes project in Tilton area
• Music students plan fundraiser
• Police grants help keep taxpayers happy too
• Drood at Inter Lakes
• Baby Boutique in Laconia again helps parents with young children
• 29 hikers rescued in Gilford
• Geothermal energy use gaining steam in the U.S.
• Eviction law can leave landlords in the lurch
• Rochester man arrested in Gilford, facing drunken driving charge
• The race to 2012: Potential presidential candidates already visiting Granite State
• Our first trip to Lake Umbagog
• Gilford police log
• Laconia police log
• Nor easter brings wet weather to New England
• Lynch touts his fiscal conservatism
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 14, 2010
• Gilford police log
• Hells Angels confirm World Run in Laconia
• For the love of weddings
• Radar trailer becomes target
• Laconia Police Log
• 1 alarm fire damages condo unit
• City hoping Colonial will make preservation group s must save list
• Hearing into suit against banking commissioner deferred for lack of judge
• Pumpkins and fun just go together
• Town to air new planning, land use fees
• Hosmer says he would guided by common sense, insight
• Assn. for Blind meeting on Sat.
• Gilford Police Log
• 90 day limit looms large in case of parolee arrested in standoff
• Car crashes into woods, but driver said pretty lucky
• Council to unions: No, no
• FRM panel expects report to be ready by Nov.
• Man arrested after trying to flee police
• From The Citizen Files
• Laconia Police Log
• From The Citizen Files
• Belknap GOP to hear from Dist. 4 hopeful
• Lynch decries parole bill posturing
• Probe into 3 alarm blaze continuing
• Rte 11A crash sends four to hospital
• Spa closing after assets seized
• Union contract issues on council agenda
• Farm group meeting tonight
• Parks and Rec offers chance to explore trucks
• Helping customers warm up to idea of solar energy
• Gilford Police Log
• ServiceLink of Belknap County
• Lakes Region Health Briefs
• 1st District candidate casts himself as the other guy
• Helping hospital patients feel better during their stay
• House damaged in three alarm blaze
• Army Guardsmen leave for Afghanistan
• UNH tailgaters keep Homecoming spirit alive
• Great weather, great season: Tourism industry ends warm season on high note
• A perfect 10: Today s 10 10 10 date a popular pick for weddings
• October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month
• Pets of the Week
• Sky Bright Aviation Services wins customer service honors
• Laconia police log
• 100% coal tar removal recommended
• Reynolds touts successes in office
• Yet another milestone
• Planning board approves plans
• Boating is more fun when it s safe
• Police warn of increase in scam attempts
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 7, 2010
• Adaptive outdoor sports program allows for thrills
• Gilford police log
• Pierce receives Community Leadership Award
• Capital spending to be considered
• Charter proposals on display
• Budget panel looks at graves
• 2 injured in Parade Road crash
• Volleyball Player scarecrow scores big at Heritage Festival
• Community College site for blood drive
• As weather turns foul, family gets a real scare
• Hells Angels gathering on tap for summer?
• Speaker: Patronizing local businesses makes big difference economically
• State land zoning to get close look
• Lakes Region Fire Log
• Man with domestic violence record gets arrested again
• Atty.: Cops blew aerial pot probe
• Different mentoring program to be unveiled
• Experts urge residents have homes checked for radon
• Political newcomer Forsythe says he has a track record
• Gilford Police Log
• Stephen, Forsythe endorse efforts of N.H. boating group
• Thurs. market to hold last outdoor fair
• Stephen says tough times demand tougher leadership
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• Woman charged with making up rape story
• Blizzard s appeal of boating privilege set for Dec.
• Parenting workshop series continues
• Plan early for success in business
• Winnipesaukee Playhouse awarded tax credits to sell
• Protecting your retirement during a job transition
• Vineyards Restaurant hosts Chamber BAH Wednesday
• Travel with MVSB to see the Boston Pops Dec. 11
• Lakes Region Chamber offers business info session
• Should you take early retirement?
• Catching the breeze
• Local health providers see no problems with vaccine
• Pair pleads guilty in FRM swindle
• School supt. search seen fraught with difficulties
• Laconia Police Log
• Family s amazing feeling
• God bless Otto and Dunder; church holds blessing of animals ceremony
• Housekeeping charter item goes to voters
• Despite chill in the air, fall is popular time for motorcycle rides
• New faces of students, staff at Holy Trinity School
• Chandlers awarded Melvin Jones Fellows
• DAR chapter learns of Laconia State School s past
• Man taken to hospital after van rolls over in Laconia
• Foreign tourism on the rise
• Apple pickin weekend in Loudon
• Laconia police log
• Boating group seeks change in law
• Wet weather creates problems
• Gilford police log
• Turkey Trot coming Nov. 25
• Belknap County looks ahead Challenges remain
• 20 questions
• A champion for the children
• Competition is in the air for 10th anniversary spelling bee
• Gilford police log
• Alleged robbery said to be an inside job; 2 arrested
• Deli celebrates anniversary, rolling back prices
• Future of prison property pondered
• Gardener to address Opechee club
• High court upholds trial court s ruling on tax case
• Panel gets first look at 2011 budget
• Registry aims to protect iPods, MP3s
• Remnants of the storm
• Review your assessments
• Gilford Police Log
• Completed project fosters church and community
• Curtain about to go up on nights of frights
• Music Festival alters plans in the face of financial squeeze
• Business roundtable hopes to set priorities
• FRM victims file lawsuit against N.H. Bank Dept.
• Commissioners to discuss findings of local outreach
• Gilford Police Log
• Geese are feathered foe at Laconia airport
• Keep hoping, cold case atty. urges
• Reported aircraft emergency turns out to be false alarm
• Laconia District Court
• Man charged in shooting indicted
• Validity of aerial pot sighting challenged
• Meredith Village supports NH Lakes Association
• 529 plans A smart plan for college savings
• Think twice before joining the gold rush
• Down with the old, up with the new
• Firefighters union files bad faith complaint against city
• HHS chief, at local forum, cites challenges
• Opechee Park may host circus, fireworks
• Third person, linked to Meredith stabbing, indicted
• Judge open to PR bail if suspect gets help
• Farah agrees to plea in Ponzi case
• Minor quake gets people s attention
• Local man new leader of N.H. Civil Air Patrol
• Run and Walk is all for a good cause
• Planning Board continues project application
• Tai Chi classes start Wed.
• Winners of MVSB calendar, web photo contest named
• Photos sought for N.H. Army Monument project
• Lakes Region Community Services jumps in support for local United Way
• Public Safety Day bigger, better
• Echoes from the road
• Pedestrian hit crossing intersection
• Suspect sought in Dunkin Donuts robbery
• Snapshots from Iraq Photojournalist Nathan Webster gets unique look at war zone
• Heritage Festival links community s past, present
• 3.1 magnitude earthquake hits Seacoast, Lakes Region
• Eric Grant Band named Band of the Year
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 23, 2010
• Gilford police log
• Laconia police log
• Celebrating the upgrade
• Parade highlights Homecoming celebration
• Homecoming in Gilford
• Showing that they care
• Gilford Police Log
• Recognizing those who help individuals with disabilities
• Corpse flower makes Guinness record
• Bill would allow switchable exhausts on boats
• Blizzard trial postponed
• Child safety event
• Hit and run vehicle at large
• Police seek occupants of crash vehicle
• Probe continues into Weirs hotel fire
• Continuing the community church traditions
• Rotarians receive Harris awards
• A little friendly competition
• Another police station plan aired
• FRM victims hold out little hope
• Getting taste of history in the wild blue yonder
• Huot students to be polled on upgrade ideas
• Mayor pays visit to city s senior center
• Gilford Police Log
• Wellness, arts fair on Saturday
• Violence victims group to meet
• Lakes Region Fire Log
• Laconia Police Log
• Gilford Police Log
• State schedules fall lake level drawdowns
• Open House at Senior Center
• Back to Farming group pressing ahead
• Grants to aid agencies in helping area families
• Man with local ties relates his role in Gulf oil spill cleanup
• Stop signs added in effort to curb speeding on residential streets
• Third Semester grows in popularity
• Ugandan children s choir to perform in city on Thurs.
• Consolidating retirement accounts can really pay off
• New home for L and R Cleaning
• Laconia Savings Bank announces promotions
• New McDonald s on track for October opening
• Lakes Region Business Briefs
• Gilford Police Log
• Public Safety event Sat. at Meadowbrook
• Got unused meds? Take them to police
• Perley Oak relics get few takers
• Aircraft show rekindles WW2 memories
• Plans in works for annual Turkey Plunge
• Mother transforms son s death into energy for a cause
• Sports card show benefits youth team initiative
• CH and H offers health care seminars
• Riders raise money for lung disease victim
• Hot spot doused in ruins of Saloon fire
• Officials urge vaccination as new flu season nears
• Quilt appraisals available at Harvest of Quilts show
• Big trucks big draw Events, reduced price pack fair on second day
• Gilford police log
• Laconia police log
• Fire destroys Weirs saloon
• Lynch waiting to make decision
• The noise, the excitement
• Fire cause still being pursued
• Climb for a Cure for cancer
• Laconia Adult Education offers SAT prep classes
• Laconia Police Log
• Boys and Girls Club welcomes new staff
• Celebrating a new facility
• A miracle celebrated
• Fall foliage update
• Fire destroys barn, spares home
• Gilford adds part time teacher
• Making victims safer
• Manufacturer welcomes Cassidy
• The goal: Stopping suicides
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 16, 2010
• Towers to come down
• 3 alarm fire hits Weirs restaurant, hotel
• Woman charged in stabbing of juvenile
• Heritage Arts Festival brings history to life
• 20 questions
• Flying high is his lifestyle
• Gilford Police Log
• Businesses weigh in on what city needs
• City honors WOW Trail s friends
• House race slate has plenty familiarity
• More details about Belmont standoff emerge at hearing
• Laconia Public Library is Participating in the First " Lakes Region Reads"!
• City compling list of Colonial project backers
• Forrester, Forsyth wins confirmed
• Leadership seminar has openings
• Golf for DARE
• Golf tourney to support scholarships
• Bunger falls in 7 seat race
• Forsythe holds lead over Hurt
• Lower spending blunts impact of drop in assessment
• LRGH realignment results in some care staff layoffs
• Nedeau tops Grenier in voting
• With no contest, all Dist. 5 Dem candidates advance
• Political embrace
• Avoid dangers of over concentration
• LSB invests in building area s economic capacity
• Gilford Police Log
• Foreclosure alternatives seminar topic
• Laconia woman hurt in Rte. 106 hit and run
• Colonial feasibility study to be conducted
• New Unitarian minister s resume includes banking, acting experience
• Supt. DeMinico to retire and end of current school year
• The last push for votes includes knocking on doors
• Lakes Region business briefs
• Laconia council OKs funds for Goss upgrade
• From city councilor to coffee roaster
• Wolfeboro Inn hosts Business After Hours
• Locals being urged to get flu shots
• No charges arising out of missing knives case
• Tourism dept. issues 1st fall foliage report
• Hearing set on youth club s building plans
• Rain doesn t dampen enthusiasm for fundraiser participants
• ServiceLink of Belknap County
• Laconia polls open at 8 a.m.
• Words hit home
• Cats and Canine Comedy Connection deemed a success
• Retired educators to meet Sept. 21 at Patrick s Pub
• Patrick s Pub fundraiser to benefit youth sports equipment foundation
• Cultures showcased at Laconia s annual event
• Gilford honors firefighters killed on Sept. 11, 2001
• Construction tools stolen in Laconia
• Gilford Police log
• Lawyer seeks to have fireman s confession tossed
• City property values down 10 percent
• Police investigate possible stabbing on Clinton Street
• Fund raiser to benefit youth athletics
• Program offers training aimed at curbing suicide
• Mayor calls for ideas from business
• MS sufferer hitting the road on her bike to raise funds
• United Way kicks off $1m campaign
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 9, 2010
• Helping families find quality child care
• Laconia Police Log
• Board takes wait and see position on filling vacancy
• Child reading program overview today
• Community organizing group to meet
• Good Earth s last event for Children s Auction taking place Sunday
• Police dodge bullet, ask questions
• Youth club agrees to buy Citizen building
• Gilford Police Log
• Malfunction causes plane to make rough landing
• Belknap County Superior Court
• Meeting Thurs. on reading program
• State Police log 30 crashes over holiday weekend
• Ad hoc panel to craft student dress code
• Laconia schools weather the weather as classes begin
• Project EXTRA benefit golf tournament set for Mon.
• Winsheblo easement funds OK d
• Gilford Police Log
• Laconia Police Log
• Lakes Region Business briefs
• Gilford Police Log
• LSB donates to Mount Washington Observatory
• Financial Fitness seminars begin Sept. 14
• Creating a successful marketing strategy
• Consider investing in your grandchild s future
• Hydro station oil leak fixed
• Crews deal with woods fire off Gilford Ave.
• 3 vying for GOP nod in state Senate race
• Police seek two who fled Rte. 11 crash scene
• Sex assault trial postponed
• Summer ends on a high note
• Gilford native receives promotion in U.S. Marines
• Plans begin for local Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event
• God Bless America Touring Quilts featured at Harvest of Quilts show
• Anderson family, friends raise funds for oncology patients
• Brenda s Ride organizers pleased with event s success
• Hodes stumps in Laconia
• Unclaimed ashes: Funeral homes regularly faced with dilemma
• Pow wow s attendance on the rise in Sanbornton
• Weakened Earl brings no alarm to region
• Police make arrest in burglary investigation
• Police see increase in some crimes this summer
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 2, 2010
• Agbar captures fleeing man
• Business expects a busy weekend
• Gas leak causes some anxious moments
• Keeping cool at school
• Large tree comes crashing down on Route 11A, causing outage, traffic woes
• Promoting art and artists
• Region should be spared Earl s fury
• Oil from Avery Dam power plant leaks into river, flows downstream
• Restitution ordered for woman who stole from her father
• Golf tournament nets $53k for HealthLink program
• Laconia Police Log
• Bender says his views and civility gaining him support
• Ex Alton firefighter accused of arson wants judge to bar confession
• Local bike shop brings smile to young boy s face
• Officials, utilities have eyes on Earl
• Plea deal in Internet sex case being eyed?
• Principals: First day of school wonderful
• National Garden Club member guest speaker of Opechee Garden Club
• Winners of Gilford Old Home Day parade named
• September is National Library Card Sign Up Month
• Gilford Police Log
• Laconia Police Log
• Woman ordered to jail after latest arrest
• Agency to be in Federal Bldg. by July
• Gilford Police Log
• Laconia Police Log
• Area Audubon chapter plans two programs in Sept.
• Boat traffic rebounds from last year
• FRM panel spreads the blame
• Lakes Region business briefs
• Consumer driven health plans growth slows
• Multicultural parade seeks volunteers
• Firefighters golf tourney set for Sept. 17
• Local woman victim in fatal crash
• Earl revs up; N.E. coast at risk?
• Helping an aging parent accept care assistant
• Me, myself and I
• Burglars mine social networking sites for tips
• Ideal weather brings out Old Home Day crowds
• No new info on Governors Island fatal accident
• Race winner comes close to breaking 15 yr. record
• Weirs resort s bikini contest comes with strings attached
• Area Committee on Aging meeting Sept. 10
• ServiceLink of Belknap County
• Meredith Ctr. Rd. crash results in DWI charge
• LRGHealthcare welcomes new family medicine staff
• Sutherland scholarship winners prepare for college
• Leadership Lakes Region accepting applications
• LRGHealthcare welcomes Dr. Pandey
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Air show blasts off in Portsmouth
• Barn fire goes to 4 alarms
• Pike Industries sets new bar for United Way support
• Multicultural fun for Laconia fans
• Kirk receives Paul Harris Fellow Award
• DAR founder s life an inspiration for women
• New business professor joins LRCC
• Gilford police log
• Laconia police log
• Fair kicks off Old Home Day events
• Recogizing the value of learning
• School districts ready for new year
• Used equipment to El Salvador
• Volunteering is her way of life
• Will, determination keys to KC s road to recovery
• Heavy traffic expected for air show
• 22 hour swim safely finishes
• Air show: Circus in the sky
• Former Hill fire chief indicted
• Humane Society helps Tia
• Humphrey endorses Forsythe
• Police association holds dinner
• World s largest touring grill to hit air show
• Car strikes trailer
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: August 26, 2010
• 20 questions
• Gilford police log
• New city teachers welcomed
• Passion for teaching ... and more
• Scenic Dr. speed limit lowered to 25 mph
• Man takes the plunge for long swim
• Meredith Village Savings sponsors Circle Program triathlon
• Multicultural Market Day goes Celtic with Mollie s Misfits
• Gilford Police Log
• Laconia Police Log
• Binnie yearns to be Mr. Fixit in the Senate
• Locals plead for state to take city s ideas to heart in deciding prison property use
• Stephen sees less spending, smaller govt. as the paving way for more prosperity
• Study shows decline in child abuse
• Zoning Board OKs two major projects
• Church hosting Old Home Day events Fri., Sat.
• 4 arrested after break in, allegedly sorting through loot
• 4 car smashup snarls Main St. traffic
• Board wades into student dress code issue
• Committee to help fund WOW Trail maintenance
• Fire tied to children playing with matches
• Stretch of cool, rainy weather breaks streak of sunny, warm days
• Lakes Region business briefs
• The good, the bad, the opportunities
• Lakes Region Chamber rolls into Broken Spoke Saloon
• Stand up to an economic downturn
• Gilford Police Log
• Town nets $95k from tax deed auction
• Old Home Day road race Sat.
• Heritage Festival offers activities, demonstrations
• A few rounds of golf
• Car strikes pole, knocks out power
• Court martial of alleged killer to begin
• Merger keeps agencies alive
• Summer campers end season
• Laconia police log
• SCRUBS Summer Camp deemed a success
• Six arrests in Laconia sobriety checkpoint
• Laconia s Brenda s Ride keeps growing to help cancer victims
• Kathi Hopper: Glittering glass treasure
• LR Child Care Services announces fall calendar
• Altrusa members donate backpacks filled with supplies
• WOW Trail seeks volunteers
• Senate hopeful Lamontagne stumps in the city
• Family escapes fire at Messer Street home
• Officials remind public dangers of EEE
• City man involved in fatal wreck to face drug charges
• Mass. man found guilty of indecent exposure near trail
• Laconia Police log
• Gilford Police log
• Laconia beaches to close
• Turning her creativity into a children s book
• Gilford police log
• Crime info sought
• Gilford Town Beach closes Aug. 26
• Health plan saves jobs
• Heroism recognized
• DWI checkpoint set for Laconia
• Bedbugs becoming a local problem
• Concern aired as phosphorous taints lake
• Group gathers to go through poverty
• Man gets lengthy prison sentence for sex offenses
• Once again Burton takes to the skies to get an update on how Laconia and other small airports are fa
• Laconia police log
• Grandson scam reaches into another local family s pocket
• Bestani says he understands business and the world
• Huot Center students receive kudos from School Board, gov.
• Liquor agency to probe who served Simard
• Vandals marring WOW Trail work
• Laconia Savings gives $25k to Historical and Museum Society
• Police seek help to stem burglary surge
• Ex liquor official s license yanked
• Infection rates down in N.H. hospitals
• Parks and Rec board grapples with playing field troubles
• Can you save for retirement and college?
• County corrections facility receives computers, business library donation
• Local state land panel awaits input
• Katrina Swett sees herself as idealistic, not ideological
• New resources available for local genealogists
• Area quilters learn new techniques from expert
• Missing classmates sought for LHS 70 reunion
• Senior Moment um group to hop aboard Sophie C.
• Magic, crafts, animals among highlights of 4 H fair in Belmont
• Working class hero?
• State defends suspension of boating privileges
• Motorcyclists raising money for local food bank
• Laconia police log
• Weirs Beach reopens
• Gilford Police Log
• Used co op furniture store offers more than decor
• Edmondson waives probable cause
• Greenerpalooza gives award
• Texting toward cash
• A lucky escape on Hill Street
• Knighted for service in WWII
• Town clerk loses her assistant
• GOP candidate for gov. sees this as a time of critical choice
• T N fire chief to take deputy s job in Gilford
• Union alleges unfair labor tactic by Police Commission
• Judge continues high bail in shooting case
• Laconia School District 2010 2011 Bus Routes
• Gilford School District 2010 2011 Bus Routes
• Laconia Police Log
• Donations sought for Old Home Day expenses
• Open House Sat. at child center
• Winni Basin communities plan to engage Legislature
• Farming group seeking ideas, support
• Police Dept. application advances
• Benefit Sat. for transplant recipient
• For Republican congressional candidate Guinta, less is more
• Lots of support for Weirs roundabout plan
• Meeting to scrutinize Basin issues
• National Grid standing pat on coal tar remedy
• Way cleared for razing historic home
• WOW! and #8212; Another mural
• Man facing charges of drug trafficking
• Landscaping company on the cutting edge
• Belknap GOP group to hear platform chair
• Sky high
• $80 million Basin upgrade looms
• Officials make case for LPD accreditation
• Rte. 11A bridge project gets under way
• Slaying of medical aid workers in Afghanistan hits home
• Winds of change
• Lakes Region Business Briefs
• Consumer outlook a bit rosier, poll finds
• Man charged following standoff
• Be prepared for return of estate tax
• A local business success story
• Tips to help students use credit wisely
• Officials advise Triple E caution
• Soulfest wraps up 13th year
• Elegantly twisted
• Mental health cuts doing damage, experts fear
• No complaints filed with Parks and Rec.
• Laconia native killed in combat in Afghanistan
• New age ways to watch movies
• Laconia soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Just do it, Colonial backers urged
• Bacteria levels continue to be a problem at popular city beaches
• Man who won appeal in trouble once again
• Planning Board gives more time for South End projects
• Shooting affidavit details scary minutes
• Sat. running event is fundraiser for local XC team
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• Police reach out at city s Night Out
• Attempted murder alleged
• Local designer talks about her vision for a revitalized Colonial
• For Muskrats, one season deserves another
• For many, Soulfest is a musical and spiritual high
• Laconia Police Log
• Hazardous waste collection on Sat.
• Eradicating deficit is priority for Ashooh
• Feral cat problem growing
• Soulfest is about faith with a heavy beat
• Work progressing to correct Anthony Dr. issues
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• The Ol’ Ball Game, a History of Baseball in Laconia
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: April 29, 2010
• Film Premiere of State School Documentary - Lost in Laconia
• Mother's Day Champagne Brunch
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: April 15, 2010
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• Recently resettled refugees will combat a poor economy, build community, and supply nutritious food
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• ‘As The Wood Turns,’ The Allen-Rogers Story On Display
• Historical Society Hosts Program on the History of Mill Architecture
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 29, 2009
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• Hep C Survivor Breaks the Silence on a Growing Epidemic in New Book
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 15, 2009
• Gordon DuBois Presents Slide-Lecture Program
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: October 8, 2009
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• Last Fling At Local Play, Local Talent, Local Fun
• Preschool Storytime
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: September 3, 2009
• NH Humanities Book Discussion
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: August 27, 2009
• 8th Annual Multicultural Market Day
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: August 20, 2009
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• Favorite Hikes of New Hampshire
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: July 30, 2009
• Laconia Historical Seeking Assistance With Motel History Project
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: July 23, 2009
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• Laconia Heritage Commission (LHC) is still looking for volunteers
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: July 9, 2009
• Can You Create A Culinary Masterpiece That Features ‘The Miracle Meat In A Can?’
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: June 25, 2009
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• Exhibition - Are We There Yet
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: May 7, 2009
• Laconia Historical Presents Victorian Mourning Program
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: April 16, 2009
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• Laconia Historical Hosts Historical Talk on Local Innovations
• Lakes Region United Way News - The UpStreamer: March 19, 2009
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• Exhibition - Got Skis
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• Laconia Public Library Announces Grant Award
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• LWHS Announces 2008 Calendar of Events
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