Late Mountain Lakes tax filings held up rate setting to the DRA
Mountain Lakes Commissioner Bob Long told The Bridge Weekly on Sunday, January 4, 2026, and he indicated that he "was working on this with our auditor and was hoping to have this completed a couple of weeks ago. As of now, I hope to have it completed over the next couple of days."
On Tuesday, January 6, 2026, Mr. Guy explained to The Bridge Weekly that the lateness of the filing interferes with the town's ability to obtain the funds it needs to borrow as it waits for revenues to come in.
Delivering Holiday Cheer By The Truckload
“We’ve never made a dime on the trees. I buy them, bring them down, and sell them to whatever group at the same price I bought them for. We sell the trees at cost and never charge a penny to truck them.”
The new Haverhill Town Administrator began duty on December 1
The new Haverhill Town Administrator gained municipal government experience while serving the towns of Peacham and Johnson, Vermont. For those jobs, he was hired in September 2023 as the new Town Administrator for Johnson, Vermont. Before that, he had served as the Peacham Town Clerk and Assistant Town Clerk, all according to press reports from the Vermont News Citizen. Before that, he worked at Habitat for Humanity in southern New York.
Alumni Hall Antique Show For Benefit Of Wentworth-Brown House
For the Antiques Show event, tables and display areas were set up throughout Alumni Hall's floor space, and business was brisk because of the variety of small items that were brought in and displayed for sale. Proceeds from the sale of foods and refreshments, plus vendor display fees, were all given over to the benefit of the nearby Wentworth-Brown House, which is a mammoth Court Street Arts historic renovation project located on the south lawn of the Haverhill Common.
Historical Society looking at the rehab and future use of Pierson Hall
The report also indicated that electrical work, painting, and repairs to plaster and the schoolroom's tin ceiling were made possible in large part through The Mildred Page Fund for Public Buildings at Haverhill Corner, administered by the Haverhill Select Board. The Haverhill Historical Society is grateful to the Board--and especially to Mildred Page--for their vision and generosity in helping to restore this precious link with Haverhill's earliest years to much of its former glory.
Eastern States Cup Enduro #5 at Mountain Lakes was Very Special
Mountain Lakes, NH rain or shine. The weather was iffy, at best, but the weekend at Mountain Lakes was very special, indeed, with a good turnout and a lot of family fun, as usual. It is what the crowd expected, sun, friendly faces and hard trails.
First River House event sees good weather, live music and great food
She said the rebuilding project on the home is coming along nicely and that the builders are making progress that will see the designs for the heating and plumbing systems completed. She said the target date of December 25 for a move-in date will be met, “whether we are ready or not.”
As Work Continues, River House Prepares For Sat., June 28 Gala
The property is being designed to house up to 10 children plus the house parents with future plans for the barn to house single staff,
couples or small families. Specific rooms at the river house are being designed on the larger side in hopes of keeping siblings together in
the same house instead of being separated.