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Peaches are plentiful this year. These are at Monahan Farm in East Kingston, NH.
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With the exception of Liberty itself and the labor union representing its employees, every single party to the case that filed testimony, including the Staff of the PUC, has now declared its opposition to the plan to spend more than $400 million and build these new assets.
CONCORD – The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is heading into its busiest hunting and hiking season with a lot of unfilled positions.
Thousands gathered across the state at about 10 events, and they were among millions who attended similar walk-outs of schools and businesses in 150 countries Friday.
People who have a prescription to use cannabis got one step closer to being able to grow it themselves on Wednesday.
It was a good day for Republican Gov. Chris Sununu and a bad one for loggers as the Democratically controlled House of Representatives was unable to override a bill to support biomass legislation.
What is needed is the political will to put policies in play.
“We need you guys to start talking about this,” said Jake Black.
Roger W. Stephenson: We need to act now to tackle the climate crisis instead of continuing to kick the problem to the next generation.
Jack Savage will succeed Jane A. Difley upon her retirement on
Sept. 30.
“Nothing ever happens in politics without a popular uprising,“ said Steve Rand, Co-Chair of the Coalition.