Derry & Londonderry
A developer is seeking early feedback on a plan to convert the Brook Hollow gravel pit between Londonderry and Auburn into a 1,000-unit housing development over the next 15 to
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Outdoors
Proctor Academy hopes to add a color to Mother Nature’s palette next fall in the foothills of the White Mountains — a splash of white.
Firefighters allege mold, water leaks at Lancaster fire station Union leaders say leaks, visible mold, and...
Union leaders say leaks, visible mold, and conflicting test results have left firefighters questioning workplace safety and the city's response.
Possible LIRR strike could happen Saturday if no deal is reached | Live updates
Negotiations between LIRR union leaders and the MTA ended Thursday night with no deal.
Union leaders, board members decry Chicago Public Schools cuts
Chicago Public Schools' teachers and principal union leaders joined school board members to decry proposed cuts to teaching positions.
New Hampshire strained by out-of-state public records requests
When the Commission on Government Efficiency released its final report and recommendations to Gov. Kelly Ayotte, co-chairs Craig Benson and Andy Crews pointed to data-mining firms inundating state agencies with
Bedford
A new solar array in Bedford can generate enough power to run most of the town’s facilities, which could save millions of dollars on electric bills.
Manchester
Manchester aldermen have yet to finalize the next budget, but if city schools are forced to make up any type of gap between requested amounts and final numbers, they won’t
Home
Plans to turn the former Durning, Bykowski & Young Funeral Home into housing goes before the city’s zoning board this week. The applicant seeks to create nine dwelling units on
New Hampshire lawmakers seek annual reporting on school meal debt
House and Senate lawmakers are working on legislation to require school districts to report how much school meal debt is occurring.
Home
Plans to turn a former Manchester funeral home into housing go before the city’s zoning board this week.
TDSB laying off more than 200 administrative staff in latest cuts
The school board said the layoffs do not affect classroom staff, but union leaders say the cuts will still hurt the classroom.
Health
New Hampshire health officials said they are aware of two individuals with New Hampshire addresses who traveled on the MV Hondius cruise ship, recently tied to three fatalities and at
Many new abuse allegations at youth center are false, NH official says
Many abuses alleged at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester since January were false, Division of Children, Youth and Families Director Marie Noonan said Monday.
Derry & Londonderry
New Hampshire artist Rick Freed is well-known for his murals, including those in the Millyard Museum.
'Enforcer' of NWI gambling ring hobnobbed with Region public officials, union leaders
Michael D. Campbell Jr. allegedly showed deep admiration for boss James Gerodemos, according to court records, and has a “mob mentality” prosecutors believe makes him a danger to the community.
Courts
A Bath man was sentenced to federal prison on Monday for stealing $225,200 from an elderly disabled veteran, spending the money on a snowmobile, vacations, and jewelry for ex-girlfriends, prosecutors
Senate appears ready to slow down the push to create experimental treatment centers
Legislation to make New Hampshire a mecca for creating experimental treatment centers has run into bipartisan resistance from state senators who have concluded that the cutting-edge issue needs further study.
Local high schools represent NH at FIRST Robotics championship
About 600 teams participated in the high school-level FIRST Robotics world championship in Houston between April 29 and May 2. Eleven of those teams came from New Hampshire, with a
Human Interest
For the second time in two weeks, advocates are raising concerns for the health and safety of children at the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) in Manchester.
Op-eds
I was a child in the custody of the state of New Hampshire when the abuse began. The people who were paid to protect me did the opposite, and for
NH officials asked to address new abuse claims at youth facility
The subcommittee investigating new abuse allegations at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester is requesting top officials in the Department of Health and Human Services to appear at its
Crime
Protesters held handmade signs outside the Sununu Youth Services Center on Saturday to condemn decades of sexual and physical abuse while survivors demanded comprehensive reforms to protect the teens still
Survey results show support, concerns over later start times for Manchester schools
Surveys sent to families, staff and the community last month gauging interest in later start times at Manchester schools in the fall show while respondents aren’t rejecting the concept, there