No one covers New Hampshire like we do. Now wmur news 9 this morning. Good morning, New Hampshire. 6 00 on sunday. Happy valentine s day. While you were sleeping we have been chucking two big stories. Right now leaders across the country are remembering Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Scalia died friday night in his sleep at 79. First, even if you have not stepped outside, you have noticed how bitterly cold it is. Take a look at some of these temperatures into our newsroom. From merrimack to canterbury, temperatures plunging into the negative numbers. Josh judge told us this was coming. He joins us now with what we can expect for the rest of the day. Josh i m here to face the music. It is cold. The good news is it bottomed out place last night. It has not changed a whole lot the wind makes it feel a lot colder but it prevents the temperatures from dipping a whole lot lower. It s still very, very cold out there. There are those wind gusts, 1525 Miles Per Hour. When you factor that
WOOSTER The STAHL/Scott Fetzer Co. is celebrating its 75th year in business with a new building project.
The company manufactures a variety of commercial truck equipment ranging from service truck bodies and ARBORTECH chip bodies to cranes. A strong market in the tree industry and increased demand from customers led to the company s latest expansion behind its buildings along Old Lincoln Way.
The Wayne County commissioners and the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce helped Mike Stuckey and Ron Messner, the project manager for Bogner Construction, break ground on new building Monday afternoon. We see strong growth potential. We re really looking forward to investing in the Wooster community. This has been our home for a long time and we want to continue to grow here, said Stuckey, the company s general manager. It s a great way to celebrate 75 years and we hope for 75 more.