Spotlight on the maple industry in the small town of Sugar Hill. In 2005, Rebecca Brown of the Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust and Bob O’Connor from Littleton Area Television joined Charlie Stewart on his land in Sugar Hill. They discussed Sugar Hill, his family’s maple syrup process and the Maple Industry through history. Watch as Charlie…
Selectman begin new session with elementary presentation. The new session of the Littleton Select board got underway Monday. Newly appointed Selectman Carrie Gendreau joined Sweet and Rossi for the start of the new session. The first order of business of the agenda was organizational duties. Rossi nominated Sweet, with a second from Gendreau as the…
Maple dinner set to “Wow” guests once again. The Rocks will once again celebrate the transition from a long winter to a welcome spring with its annual Maple Dinner on April 14. Proceeds from the dinner will benefit The Rocks Project Fund for maintaining and improving this historic property. “We introduced the Maple Dinner in…
Poetry Capital of NH features local Poet for the month of April. National Poetry Month here in America happens every April. Established in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets as a way to increase awareness and appreciation of poetry in America. Long before then, Bethlehem residents took it to town vote in 1987 with…
Public welcome for free chair yoga class. The OAKS community is welcoming the public to attend this free introductory class to Chair Yoga. The event will be held at Balance Bethlehem on Wednesday, March 28th from 1:00 – 2:00 pm. The yoga instructor for this class will be Audrey Crowe. Audrey has been practicing yoga…
Nelson retains School Board role for additional 3 year term. On Tuesday, with a nearly 2 to 1 victory, Millie Nelson(642) retained her seat on the Littleton School Board, defeating Ralph Hodgman(303). Going unchallenged, the Littleton Town Moderator Gerald Winn was also reelected for his role for 2018. He will serve as school board moderator…