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Posted March 16. 2014 11:38AM

Cold unrelenting but federal fuel assistance running low

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GILFORD — As New Hampshire's winter grinds on and on, the local agency responsible for distributing federal fuel assistance has reached the bottom of its coffers. According to Judy Scothorne, the program director of the Belknap-Merrimack Community Assistance Program division of energy, the $3.7 million Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LiHeap) is exhausted.


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