Russ Lanoie For 37 years our local Conway Daily Sun (The Sun) has been delivering local, along with some national and international, news, sports and weather reports to the residents of and visitors to the Mt. Washington Valley. It has … Continue reading →
George Harvey The first Glen House was built in 1852 in Greens Grant, New Hampshire. In those days, wealthy people went to impressive places, usually with beautiful views, to enjoy themselves while they were on vacation. The Glen House was … Continue reading →
Neighbor To Neighbor: Upper Valley Earth Week Open House WHAT: Residents of 10 Upper Valley communities invite their neighbors to come see and discuss the earth-friendly strategies they’ve adopted in order to do less harm to their families, their communities, and … Continue reading →
WHAT: Residents of 10 Upper Valley communities invite their neighbors to come see and discuss the earth-friendly strategies they’ve adopted like solar power, electric vehicles, heat pumps, electric snow blowers, and much more. Neighbors talking to neighbors is the best way … Continue reading →
Irene “Grace” Garvey As of December 4, 2024, the Town of Plymouth’s municipal solar project was online and producing clean energy! The initial idea for a solar project for the town was incubated by the Plymouth Energy Commission (PEC) a … Continue reading →
David Van Houten On Friday December 6, 2024 Bethlehem, NH put another solar energy system to work for the town. Representatives of the Bethlehem Village District, Bethlehem Energy Commission, and Barrington Power celebrated the completion of the project, which is … Continue reading →
G.E.T. staff The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), along with U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas, and the Derry Cooperative School District, gathered in October to celebrate Children’s Health Month and $31 million in funding for 110 new clean school … Continue reading →
Holderness, NH – Squam Lakes Natural Science Center is excited to announce that they are extending their trail season past the usual November 1 trail closure. The Science Center live animal exhibit trail and all hiking trails will remain … Continue reading →
George Harvey In the mid-1930s, the City of Somersworth in New Hampshire started operating a waste disposal facility for all sorts of materials, about a mile from the center of town on a 26-acre lot. At first, much of what … Continue reading →