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BERLIN — City budget discussions will continue next Monday during the city council work session, with representatives of housing, health and welfare and the public library presenting their proposed budgets for fiscal year 2027.

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GORHAM — From a 19-year-old college student to men and women in their 80s and many ages in between, about 70 people braved 24-degree temperatures Saturday at the Gorham Common to join others across the country protesting President Donald Trump’s policies and the nation's slow march toward wa…

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CONWAY — Just under 100 people gathered Monday at the Conway Public Library for a presentation on the future of roadless areas in the White Mountain National Forest, as advocates warned that a longstanding federal policy protecting undeveloped lands could be rescinded.The meeting, organized …

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ANDROSCOGGIN VALLEY — Several “No Kings” rallies are set for different northern New Hampshire communities on Saturday, March 28. The timing and locations are geographically staggered so that a person may attend more than one event. There will be protests in Lancaster, 10-11:30 a.m.; Gorham, …

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BERLIN — A proposal to develop multifamily housing in an office building once owned by Isaacson Structural Steel on Jericho Road took a step forward Monday night with the city’s zoning board of adjustment approving its request for a special exception in a 5-0 vote.

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BERLIN — Two properties listed on the real estate transfer list for February 2026 are of particular note for the Berlin and greater Coos County community: the sale of the long-vacant motel on Pleasant Street, near the city’s entrance, and the sale of the former La Casita Restaurant.