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AS MEMBERS OF the Bristol VFW Color Guard look on, Gov. John Lynch addresses the crowd at the re-dedication of the Korean and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park in New Hampton Saturday morning.

The $28 million sewer project, which would bring town sewer service to some 800 Newfound Lake-area residents, was the hottest topic at this year's Summer Town Meeting.

After reading the article in Tuesday's Citizen about Rebecca Griffiths, the woman who had her wheelchair stolen from her Bristol home, Tom Salatiello, a social worker who lives in Sanbornton, knew he could do something to help.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010 DARYL CARLSON/CITIZEN PHOTO REBECCA GRIFFITH'S dog, Dusty, stares out on the front yard as she tells how someone stole her wheelchair off the front porch of her Bristol residence a couple weeks ago.

The U.S. Department of Education has rejected New Hampshire's application for a $75 million grant as part of the Obama administration's $3.4 billion competition to encourage states to revamp their education systems.

" New Hampshire again ranks No. 1 nationally in an annual survey on children's well-being. But the numbers also indicate a growing problem in the state: poverty.

Two hikers visiting from New York were found after being reported missing on Hemphill Mountain in Bristol early Monday morning.

The U.S. government's intelligence agencies are out of control again.Not in the old, rogue- elephant sense of covert operatives running private wars.

With little fanfare, the U.S. government has rapidly become the nation's top backer of mortgages that require little or no money down, with taxpayer guarantees on them surpassing $1 trillion earlier this year, a FOX Business analysis shows.

The new law stripping the state parole board of its discretionary powers is a disaster waiting to happen.

Expect local officials across the state to review state and local nudity laws following weekly protests by topless women in Keene, according to the head of a police association.

The nation's oldest family-run farm is officially on the market. The owners of Tuttle's Red Barn have listed their entire property, which has been a Garrison City fixture since John Tuttle first cultivated the land in the 1630s, through a realtor with LandVest Luxury Real Estate online for $3.35 million.

R.C. Greenwood/for The Citizen STATE REP. Kate Miller, left, and state Sen. Deb Reynolds listen to the concerns of Kristen and Paul Eldridge, right, of Meredith during a meeting of the Belknap County Democrats held Thursday evening at the Pizza Factory in Meredith.

Constant/Citizen photo Maj. Gen. William Reddel, commander of the New Hampshire National Guard, speaks during the rededication of the Korean and Vietnam Memorial Park while members of the Bristol Veterans of Foreign Wars stand in the background.

Authorities in the Mexican border state of Nuevo Leon are investigating after finding at least 38 bodies in nine hidden mass graves, the state's attorney general said.

Franklin city officials say they first learned that the school district's new business administrator is a convicted felon last week after residents who were familiar with her case brought their concerns to city hall.

Friday, July 23, 2010 The tiny, but internationally known horse born in Barnstead this past spring is no longer a New Hampshire resident, as his new home has brought him over 3,000 miles away to the Pacific Coast.

Friday, July 23, 2010 Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ovide Lamontagne's campaign has announced its Grafton County leadership team.