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Outdoors
Granted, my list of favorite birds is kind of long — pileated woodpecker, piping plover, woodcock, evening grosbeak, black-and-white warbler, hummingbird, just for a start. The brown pelican is on
Human Interest
The electric hum of the storeveyor and the sounds of metallic clatter and colliding hangers can still be heard at Blue Ribbon Dry Cleaners as clothing covered by clear plastic
New Business
As a trained French pastry chef, Jennifer Belmore always wanted to open her own shop, so when the old Axel’s Food and Ice Cream space in Merrimack came up for
NH could be the first state to certify public safety comfort dogs
Justin Breton, mental health and wellness coordinator with the Manchester Police Department, said that when the state’s Commission on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)...
Public Safety
A 29-year-old Derry man is dead following a dirt bike crash early Thursday morning in Manchester.
City Hall: Vote on second city TIF district expected; voter checklist review June 2
On Tuesday, city aldermen are expected to vote on whether to apply for a tax increment financing (TIF) bond to cover an extra $20 million in construction costs associated with
SchoolCare ordered to continue covering Dover school employees
Dover School District employees will continue receiving health coverage through the end of June, protecting them in an ongoing legal battle between the district and its health insurance risk pool,
Health
Health care access at Exeter Hospital, which was acquired in 2023 by Beth Israel Lahey Health, was complicated after the merger was approved, patients said.
Human Interest
An investigation “found no evidence” the former commissioner of the state’s Department of Natural and Cultural Resources was aware of interest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in buying a
Public Safety
A 59-year-old Claremont woman was identified as the person who died in a mobile home fire early Thursday morning, according to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
Crime
Authorities are asking the public for video footage that may aid the investigation into the homicide of John Anderson in Laconia, officials said Thursday.
Bill would expand time allowed for new evidence to be introduced after a conviction
The long campaign to lengthen the time that someone convicted of a crime can seek another trial based upon new evidence is getting closer to the finish line with a
NH champion Summer Lin Brackett shines in Poetry Out Loud national semifinals
Summer Lin Brackett, a senior at Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, has a lot of talent. From music to STEM to language learning, she’s seen plenty of success in four years. But
Courts
The Attorney General’s Office will no longer pursue one of two remaining cases against a former Youth Development Center worker who was convicted in a different case of being an
Homelessness
Manchester’s new shelter for the aged and infirmed on Elm Street is operating as hoped, more than 100 veterans have been housed through the city’s efforts to effectively end veteran
Business Columns
Do any of the self-service products for cleaning front plastic headlight covers really work well, or is the professional service the only good choice?
Coe-Brown’s Summer Lin Brackett steps into national spotlight in Poetry Out Loud
Summer Lin Brackett, a senior at Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, has a lot of talent. From music to STEM to language learning, she’s seen plenty of success in four years. But
Business
Costco wants to build a new 152,000-square-foot membership warehouse and gas station as part of a project aimed at redeveloping the Fox Run Mall in Newington.
Critics warn property tax cap proposal could lead to 2 ballots in November
Opponents against putting a proposed property tax cap on spending for schools before voters across the state this November said it could cost cities and towns thousands of dollars to
Courts
A federal judge on Wednesday denied a motion by Gordon-Darby Holdings, the company suing New Hampshire for ending mandatory annual inspections for cars and trucks, seeking for the state to
Lengthening time to seek a new trial bill heads to full Senate
The long campaign to lengthen the time that someone convicted of a crime can seek another trial based upon new evidence is getting closer to the finish line with a
Business
The Robie family is leaving Robie’s Country Store in Hooksett once again.
Negotiators in NH House, Senate agree on bill to promote small nuclear projects
House and Senate negotiators reached an agreement Thursday on legislation that would allow electric utilities to own and operate advanced nuclear facilities.