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Pilot Hospitalized After Plane Crash in Ossipee, New Hampshire

Pilot Hospitalized After Plane Crash in Ossipee, New Hampshire

A small plane crash occurred at Windsock Village Airport in Ossipee, New Hampshire, resulting in the hospitalization of the pilot. The aircraft, identified as a Spirit SE-1, crashed while attempting to land on a grass airstrip within a private aviation community. The pilot, a man in his 70s, was the sole occupant and sustained non-serious injuries. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the incident to determine the cause of the crash. Community members assisted emergency personnel at the scene, and the airstrip has since reopened.
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Remembering Jake Whisenant: A Passionate Adventurer and Climber

Remembering Jake Whisenant: A Passionate Adventurer and Climber

Remembering Jake Whisenant: A Passionate Adventurer and Climber
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New Hampshire Prepares for 2026 Midterm Elections Amid Voting Law Changes

New Hampshire Prepares for 2026 Midterm Elections Amid Voting Law Changes

As New Hampshire gears up for the 2026 midterm elections, voters are navigating recent changes in voting laws. A judge recently struck down a 2024 law requiring new voters to show proof of citizenship, a decision currently under appeal. This means new voters can register by attesting to their citizenship without documentation. Voter registration requires proof of identity, age, citizenship, and domicile. Absentee voting now requires the same documentation as in-person voting, prompting officials to advise voters to start the process early due to postal delays.
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New Hampshire Home Prices Near $600,000 Amid High Demand and Limited Supply

New Hampshire Home Prices Near $600,000 Amid High Demand and Limited Supply

New Hampshire Home Prices Near $600,000 Amid High Demand and Limited Supply
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Social Media Influencer's Video Sparks Debate Over Political Messaging

Social Media Influencer's Video Sparks Debate Over Political Messaging

A video by social media influencer Key Henson, initially appearing as a restaurant review, unexpectedly included a message supporting U.S. Representative Chris Pappas for his efforts to keep costs low for New Hampshire residents. Pappas, who is running for the U.S. Senate, stated that his campaign was not involved in the video's creation. The video has sparked discussions about the role of influencers in political messaging, especially when there is no clear disclosure of campaign involvement. University of New Hampshire law professor Daniel Pi noted that without campaign involvement, there is no legal violation, highlighting the importance of free speech in democracy.
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Remembering Sharon Rose Otterson: A Life of Teaching and Family

Remembering Sharon Rose Otterson: A Life of Teaching and Family

Sharon Rose Otterson, a beloved educator and community member from Washington, New Hampshire, passed away peacefully on August 1, 2026. Sharon spent her early years in Newport, NH, and pursued a teaching degree at Keene State College. Throughout her career, she served as a teacher and principal at various elementary schools in the state. Known for her love of gardening, baking, and sewing, Sharon was a devoted mother, wife, sister, and grandmother. She is survived by her children and grandchildren, and is predeceased by her husband, George.
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East Coast Fall Road Trips Offer Scenic Stops and Cultural Experiences

East Coast Fall Road Trips Offer Scenic Stops and Cultural Experiences

East Coast Fall Road Trips Offer Scenic Stops and Cultural Experiences
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Generations of Family Continue Tradition of Lake Winnipesaukee Vacations

Generations of Family Continue Tradition of Lake Winnipesaukee Vacations

Generations of Family Continue Tradition of Lake Winnipesaukee Vacations
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Former NH State Trooper Decertified for Misleading Police About GPS Tracking

Former NH State Trooper Decertified for Misleading Police About GPS Tracking

James Lamoureux, a former New Hampshire State Trooper, has been decertified after pleading guilty to making false reports about using GPS devices to track his girlfriend. Lamoureux placed tracking devices on both his and his girlfriend's vehicles and monitored them via a phone app. When confronted, he falsely claimed to police that someone else was responsible. As part of a negotiated resolution, Lamoureux's six-month prison sentence is suspended for two years. He has resigned from the state police and will be listed on the national registry of decertified officers.
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Maine's Mountain Biking Scene Expands with Support from Ski Resorts

Maine's Mountain Biking Scene Expands with Support from Ski Resorts

Maine's Mountain Biking Scene Expands with Support from Ski Resorts
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Massachusetts Teens Arrested After High-Speed Chase on I-95 in New Hampshire

Massachusetts Teens Arrested After High-Speed Chase on I-95 in New Hampshire

Two Massachusetts teenagers, Justin Jedrey and Nikol Muka, both 18, were arrested following a high-speed chase on Interstate 95 in New Hampshire. The incident began when New Hampshire State Police attempted to stop Jedrey's vehicle, a Hyundai Elantra, for speeding over 100 mph. Despite initial attempts to halt the vehicle, Jedrey refused to stop, leading to a pursuit. The chase ended after police deployed tire deflation devices. Jedrey faces multiple charges, including felony reckless conduct and misdemeanor charges related to disobeying a police officer and reckless operation. Muka, the passenger, was charged with unlawful possession and intoxication. Jedrey is held on preventive detention pending arraignment, while Muka was released on bail.
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New York State Offers Hunting and Trapping Licenses for 2026-27 Season

New York State Offers Hunting and Trapping Licenses for 2026-27 Season

New York State Offers Hunting and Trapping Licenses for 2026-27 Season