Venue changed… Enthusiasm has not. The rain may alter the plans, but it cannot stop the event from moving forward. We are setting up the graphics for tomorrow’s live stream as we speak. We have lined up a crew of volunteers to work 5 cameras and lighting to help make for spectacular coverage. Look for…
This Thursday marks 15 years since the fall of the Granite icon On May 3rd 2003, New Hampshire woke to the silent sound of symbolism gone forever. The rock face on Canon mountain stood as a hallmark of tourism to the North Country. The symbol of New Hampshire for nearly 200 years had fallen to…
Spotlight on the maple industry in the small town of Sugar Hill. In 2005, Rebecca Brown of the Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust and Bob O’Connor from Littleton Area Television joined Charlie Stewart on his land in Sugar Hill. They discussed Sugar Hill, his family’s maple syrup process and the Maple Industry through history. Watch as Charlie…
Community broadcasting centers team up. NCCR has a new audio series coming to LATV. The local radio station is branching into the television scene with a pilot of its new series “Audiofile”. It stems from NCCR Executive Director Nate Alberts, and local video producer Chip Cross. Originally broadcasted live on WZNC-LP on 99.9 fm, the…
LRH Auxiliary now accepting 2018 scholarship applications. Once again, as in past years, The Littleton Regional Healthcare Auxiliary is accepting scholarship applications. Schools include Lin-wood High School, Lisbon High School, Littleton High School, Profile High School, Hugh Gallen CTC, and White Mountain Regional. Seniors planning to attend an accredited post-secondary school or college to study…
2005 presentation on Littleton’s Economic prowess Take a look at this week’s spotlight video. Back in 2005 Attorney Brien Ward, along with Charlie Bass, Judd Gregg, George Hicks, George Bald and other prominent figures presented Littleton as the “jewel” that it is. “Whenever I come to Littleton I always see something dynamic happening. And I’ve…