CHRONICLES

Sunday, August 19th [1984], will mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Fryeburg artist, philanthropist, and character Anne Cary Bradley. Except for a thoughtfully arranged mantel in her honor in the Fryeburg Women's Library, the day of her birth will go by generally unheralded. This isn't because she isn't remembered. On the contrary, the shy, quiet woman cut quite a figure as she rode around the streets of Fryeburg on her bicycle, always sporting a large hat held in pl

An estimated 11,000-plus people attended Sunday's concert by Crosby, Stills & Nash, creating a monumental traffic jam that gave everyone...

Those of us who have lived in Mt. Washington Valley for many decades remember (or cannot forget) the Spring Shampagne Stampedes held...

Welcome to the final weekend of Winterfest '84 -- after this, folks, it's going to be time to get back to work for everyone in the...

Playing Santa is a special treat for some, not just the kids.

Could this be a match made in heaven--hogs Gracie and Jimmy Dean and World Mud Bowl!?!

Stenographs Provide Insights of Local History -- It is difficult to envision, in this age dominated by television, the impact created by...

NOTE: This was written as a Business Brief with lots of quotes by Ear co-founder and longtime publisher Steve Eastman. It gives insight...

Sometime neighbors can give one a glimpse into a whole different world.

Fun photos from the Resort Report.