Berlin News

Not enough chips for NH's biomass projects

WCAX-TV Burlington - Wed Nov 12

A new study suggests there aren't enough wood chips in northern New Hampshire to justify all the biomass plant projects being proposed.

Churches Recover From Vandalism

WCAX-TV Burlington - Mon Nov 10

Sunday morning's mass at the All Saints Church was the first since it was reconsecrated by the bishop Saturday night.

Endowment for Health awards more than $900,000 to NH projects

WCAX-TV Burlington - Fri Nov 07

The Endowment for Health, New Hampshire's largest health foundation, has awarded more than $900,000 to fund 29 health-related projects around the state.

Bishop to celebrate Mass at vandalized church

UnionLeader.com - Tue Nov 04

Bishop John McCormack will celebrate a special Mass at St. Anne Church at 6 p.m. Thursday.

Priest pleads for return of stolen artifacts

UnionLeader - Mon Nov 03

Convicted murderer John "Jay" Brooks, described by family as a good man, cheated on his wife with a stripper and a personal trainer, and had a physical relationship and used drugs with a 23-year-old friend of ...

Historic Church Burglarized, Vandalized

WCAX-TV Burlington - Mon Nov 03

Police in Berlin, New Hampshire are looking for some vandals who trashed a church.

Vandals trash New Hampshire church

Boston Herald - Mon Nov 03

Smashed candles and a Rosary torn into pieces were among the wreckage when a church in Berlin, N.H., was vandalized over the weekend.

Lancaster man sentenced in assault of infant daughter

UnionLeader.com - Fri Oct 31

A man who assaulted his infant daughter a year ago was sentenced yesterday to spend up to four years in state prison, according to Coos County Attorney Keith Clouatre.

Bill Clinton to visit 3 cities Sunday

UnionLeader.com - Thu Oct 30

A state budget crisis dominated the final gubernatorial debate last night, with Republican Joe Kenney accusing Democratic incumbent John Lynch of letting spending run wild before a Democrat-controlled ...

Lynch, Kenney spar in NH debate

The Citizen - Thu Oct 30

John Lynch says he'll have his hands full managing state government through tough economic times if he's elected to a third term.