Drivers can enjoy five scenic fall drives around the Monadnock Region, including a route along the Connecticut River from Keene to Walpole with stops for apple picking and historic shops.
Foliage is only 5-15% now, so planning trips for mid- to late October is wise.
Keene State’s lifelong learning program for older adults resumes this week at the college after winter and spring sessions were canceled due to staffing and resource constraints.
The city is flushing water mains (to clear built-up sediment), so residents may see discolored water from their faucets over the next few weeks as officials work to maintain water quality.
Lynsey Pursell-Kadlik will begin her new role as restorative justice director at county hall on Oct.
5 (her appointment shows the program's success in action).
Experts predict a vibrant fall foliage season this year as trees react to a warm growing period and mixed rain and drought.
Peak colors are expected to start in late September across the Northeast (local forecasts are available online) and move south in October, providing a short viewing window.
Diesel hit a record high on Saturday in New Hampshire and experts expect home heating oil costs to rise 31% this winter, raising bills nearly $2,300 for the average household.
New state laws now require heating companies to display all fees upfront.
State Police remind drivers to watch for wildlife after a trooper captured a photo of a moose family swimming.
Officials note that distractions reduce reaction time and urge drivers to stay alert.
Fred Kocher interviewed Dartmouth Health experts (Dr. Nathan Goldstein and Angelo Volandes) to explain how rural adults can access healthcare in New Hampshire and Vermont, offering local guidance for patients.
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