This Thursday marks 15 years since the fall of the Granite icon On May 3rd 2003, New Hampshire woke to the silent sound of symbolism gone forever. The rock face on Canon mountain stood as a hallmark of tourism to the North Country. The symbol of New Hampshire for nearly 200 years had fallen to…
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…
2005 presentation on Littleton’s Economic prowess Take a look at this week’s spotlight video. Back in 2005 Attorney Brien Ward, along with Charlie Bass, Judd Gregg, George Hicks, George Bald and other prominent figures presented Littleton as the “jewel” that it is. “Whenever I come to Littleton I always see something dynamic happening. And I’ve…
8th graders retreat to Colonial America. Take a look at this week’s spotlight video. Back in 2004 Dick Alberini and Jerry Potter helped to organize a colonial encampment at the Littleton Boy scout camp for the students at Daisy Bronson Middle school. Join Rebecca Summers as she shares with us the adventures from the weekend…
Serving up hot drinks and warm smiles. Last summer Jim and Angel Anan fulfilled one of their dreams; they opened The Inkwell Coffee and Teahouse on Mill street in Littleton. We joined them in July and captured the ribbon cutting ceremony along with many friends and patrons. Later we sat down with Angel and she…
Rink open for 2017-2018 season. For our first spotlight video of the new year, we are embracing the chill that has landed on us these past weeks. With temperatures well below zero for much of the holiday break, a “heat wave” has allowed us the opportunity to go outside and play. According to the Littleton…