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Carlos Wilcox, the former Dartmouth student and Dartmouth Review writer, now says he didn’t shoot the menorah on the college Common with a BB gun, but blames another writer at the conservative magazine.
For many flyfishers, opening day in New Hampshire for trout fishing is the fourth Saturday in April.
The oldest city in the state will soon be commemorated for its 400th birthday. The year 2023 isn’t far away for those who are organizing this planned celebration.
Speaking to several dozen students clustered on the Great Lawn at UNH in Durham, Kai Parlett asked her audience to consider New Hampshire kids dreaming about going to college to get an education and make friends.
Municipal, state, and federal policies impacting workers, including immigrant workers, will be highlighted at an International Workers Day Rally at City Hall in Manchester on Monday, May 2 at 4:30 p.m.
Gloria, author of “KooKooLand” plans to speak about Truth or Consequences, the challenges journalists and memoirists face as they try to uncover and write about the truth.
The state Department of Health and Human Services continues to lead its daily COVID-19 press releases with the number of total new cases, even though Gov. Chris Sununu recently chided reporters for reporting the statistic saying it is vastly underreported because of home testing.
Researching articles, films, and her 31 books for adults and children, nationally bestselling author Sy Montgomery has been chased by an angry silverback gorilla in Rwanda, hunted by a tiger in India, and swum with piranhas, electric eels and pink dolphins in the Amazon.
Gov. Chris Sununu says the case numbers provided below by the state Department of Health and Human Services are underreported because of home testing.