ONE Thinkings...
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Return to the River Part 4: Guiding Franklin’s Future with Science
Max Maynard stands for a portrait at an April “Bug Night” at St. Paul’s School. Maynard, a Franklin resident, has been helping the Upper Merrimack Monitoring Program count macroinvertebrates for... -
Return to the River Part 3: Recreation – and Rebirth?
Outdoor New England owner Marty Parichand paddles down the rapids at the bottom of the Winnipesaukee River in March. Parichand is advocating for Franklin to install a whitewater play park... -
Return to the River Part 2: Creating A Mill City
“Original river rat” Andy Nadeau stands for a portrait outside the old Sulloway Mills buildings, where both his parents manufactured hosiery in the first half of the 20th century. Nadeau,... -
Return to the River Part 1: Franklin's First Inhabitants
Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook Abenaki People Chief Paul Pouliot stands on a fishing and observation deck along the Winnipesaukee River in Franklin. The area behind him, on the bend... -
Awards Handed out to Small Business Champions
The winners are seen at the Manchester Country Club event. (MELISSA PROULX/Union Leader Correspondent) Union Leader | Melissa Proulx | May 2, 2017 BEDFORD — A cofounder of a local... -
New Hampshire start-ups bet on community revitalizations that include active lifestyles
Staff | NH Business Review Melanie Davis and Carmel Shea are both active users of the Derry Rail Trail. A few years ago, after a bike ride, they noticed there... -
Plans: Turn ex-NH paper mill site into whitewater outdoor adventure park
Associated Press Writer | NH1 FRANKLIN (AP) — A fundraising barbecue is planned later this month to support efforts to turn a former paper mill site in Franklin into an... -
Because of the kids.
Since 2001 paddling has been a part of my life. It has been one of my longest relationships outside of family, and like any relationship has had some high highs... -
Highland Mountain Bike Park meets Outdoor New England
In coordination with representatives from PermaCity Life and the WOW Trail, we had the pleasure of a pre-season, behind the scenes tour of Highland Mountain Bike Park! If you haven't... -
Downtown coordinator, developer continuing Franklin growth
Elodie Reed | Concord Monitor A new downtown business coordinator and a year-old four-way partnership are continuing the push to liven Franklin’s downtown. The coordinator, Concord-based development consultant Niel Cannon,... -
Bank’s $30,000 grant supports Franklin revitalization effort
Staff | NH Business Review Franklin Savings Bank has donated $30,000 to PermaCityLife, an organization working to revitalize Franklin’s downtown. The group recently acquired seven on the city’s Main Street... -
ONE's FIRST STEPS
My first job out of college was an engineering position at a major corporation. I received a strong referral from a high level executive that went whitewater rafting with me....
