Local residents driving up Route 66 past the Exit 4 Park-and-Ride Wednesday morning might have thought they were seeing double—or upside down—or a combination of the two. And they would have been right. More...
‘From the Top," which National Public Radio (NPR) says is "the most popular classical music program on the air today," will be recorded Saturday, Sept. 29 at Chandler Music Hall in Randolph before a live audience. More...
The Randolph Development Review Board will consider eight applications when it meets on Tuesday, May 29—including one for a 24-lot subdivision in East Randolph. More...
At a May 10 informational meeting at Barrett Hall in South Strafford, officials from the Omya Corporation and the state confirmed that they are postponing for a year a plan to ship 200 tons of Omya waste to the Elizabeth Mine Superfund site in South Strafford. More...
It’s time for a new chapter in the 129-year history of Bethel’s Brick Store, as well as in the life of its owners for the past 15 of those years, Mary and Bill Floyd. More...
The Randolph Historical Museum begins its season with a great deal of excitement. Through the diligence of the curators, more space has been opened, making room for more displays. More...
Submissions for this calendar should arrive at least one week in advance of the intended publication date. Mail your entries to The Herald of Randolph, Attn: Calendar, P.O. More...
A local teen, Jake D’Antonio and his mentor, Barry Miller, will soon host a public demonstration of the original sound sculpture they collaborated on. More...
The twin realities of a Democratic Congress bent on representing the desires of the American electorate, as expressed in the 2006 elections, and an obdurate President Bush, immune to consideration of any policy change, but armed with an override-proof veto, mean that we will not know for sure what w... More...
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