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Laconia Daily Sun | T. Jones FRANKLIN — Can people playing in a river help revitalize a struggling city? Can the recreational...

Laconia Daily Sun | T. Caldwell FRANKLIN — The Three Rivers City is poised for an economic revival through two major projects that will...

Most Promising Downtown Development: City of Franklin March 14, 2018 With 45 affordable housing units available in the newly renovated,...

The race course needed snow trucked in, but paddlers still made a go of the Boat Bash Snow Crash.

If you drive 90 minutes north of Boston, you’ll reach an area that includes three traditional New England towns – Andover, Franklin and...

Outdoor New England is now offering introductory, freestyle, and custom whitewater kayaking instruction and rolling clinics

"To get this kind of surge of orders this spring has been extremely helpful for us, as we're just starting out and developing a customer base."

Shaheen applauded PermaCityLife’s efforts and stressed her commitment to maintaining funding for federal programs facing cuts.

My notion of success used to be based solely on money. Over time that has totally changed. Money does not bring you happiness. Having the flexibility to bring my kids to work whenever I choose, sharing all aspects of my life with them, and maximizing my time with them is what I define as success now while doing what I love in an environment that is a reflection of myself is what I love.

He’s a junior environmental science major, a Franklin native who grew up playing outdoors and – on the nights he spends counting water bugs – a bit of a nerd.

As effluent was gradually removed from the Winnipesaukee River, people began to appear, riding down the rapids.