Veterans Day Programs Set For Area Schools
A series of Veterans Day programs have been set up at area schools that include students and staff creating skits, musical numbers and other patriotic activities that will highlight the nation痴 appreciation for their veterans and what they have done and continue to do to keep America free.
3rd Annual Art Show Hails Cool Fall Weather and Hot Coffee
The new House Bill 1300 requires all towns and city wards to include a school property tax and budget cap question on the November 2026 and November 2028 general election ballots.
If a three-fifths supermajority approves it, the new law would limit school property tax growth to inflation plus new construction and cap School Administration Unit (SAU) central office spending at six percent of total appropriations.
2nd Annual History day A Big Hit In Haverhill; Rain Held Off, Sun Shone
It took hours upon hours of hard work to put together the 2nd Annual History Day that had its midpoint locus on the Haverhill Commons. What an astounding piece of work it was!
But it all paid off for the creators this year, as crowds of visitors came to the North and South Commons and adjacent properties to enjoy a full day of local history, with no rain from an approaching Northeast wind and rainstorm that was barreling up the coast.
Annual Awards Night for Haverhill Firefighters
North Haverhill, NH - The annual fire awards program was held Saturday night, September 12, 2026, and according to Haverhill Fire Chief Phil Blanchard, “It was a fantastic evening recognizing the fire department members for their hard work and dedication. The Town of Haverhill is fortunate to have such a great department,” Chief Blanchard said.
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.
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.