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Jim Fadden, right, poses Monday with his son James, inside their family's more-than-century-old general store in North Woodstock in front of the business's arguably best known product: maple syrup made at the Fadden's Maple Sugarhouse. On Jan. 24, for a second consecutive year and the seventh time overall, Fadden's Maple Sugarhouse was honored by the New Hampshire Maple Producers Association with the Lawrence A. Carlisle Memorial Trophy for excellence in the production of maple syrup.

Business

Fadden’s wins Carlisle Trophy, again, for best maple syrup in New Hampshire

For the second year in a row, and seventh time overall, the New Hampshire Maple Producers Association has deemed that the best maple syrup in the state is being made by the Fadden family.

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick makes a statement regarding deflated footballs in the AFC Championship game during a press conference at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., Thursday.

Patriots/NFL

Patriots coach Belichick denies any involvement in ball deflation

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick denied any knowledge of the footballs being deflated for Sunday's AFC Championship game win over the Indianapolis Colts.

W.S. Badger Co. employee Kristen Best holds her 4-month-old son, Sawyer, in the company lunch room in 2012. A company program allows employees to bring their infants to work, part of what inspired the company to file to become a benefit corporation in New Hampshire, a new legal designation that tempers profit goals with the public good.

Business

Gilsum firm becomes a benefit corporation

The family owned and operated business makes skin care products at its Gilsum headquarters.

Editorials

Entitlement fights: Losing the big picture

Legislators quibble over beer and cigarettes while entitlements eat the state budget.

Fleeing France: Tax cuts follow Socialism

Gouging the rich didn't work out too well for France.

A gun fight: One the GOP should pick

Push Gov. Hassan on guns, GOP.

The future of the historic Belknap Mill, as seen from the gazebo in Rotary Riverside Park, may be decided in February during the annual meeting of the Belknap Mill Society. The society's board of directors has said the financial model for the 192-year old mill is unsustainable and that partners are needed to help keep the mill open.

Local & County Government

Members of Belknap Mill Society will decide historic mill's future at annual meeting

Following a brainstorming session during which some members offered to dip into their own pockets, the Belknap Mill Society in February will formally vote on its role in the future of the state's...

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Public Safety


December 07. 2012 12:44AM

Manchester man hurt when gun goes off

MANCHESTER - A man was injured Thursday when his handgun accidentally discharged, city police said.

Matthew Laughlin, 35, had returned from a hunting trip and was putting his 45-caliber handgun away when it went off, shooting his hand, Lt. James Flanagan said.

Flanagan said an investigation turned up "no criminal aspect" to the incident.

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