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Protesters stood outside of the Legislative Office Building in Concord to oppose the recently amended bill prohibiting gender transition procedures for minors.
Nikki Haley’s supporters packed the Poor Boy’s Diner in Londonderry Thursday afternoon to hear the Republican presidential candidate speak, with Gov. Chris Sununu introducing her to the crowd.
PFAS blood testing could be a way for people exposed to these chemicals to be proactive in their health, but barriers such as cost, accessibility, and an information deficit in the medical community make the process more challenging, medical experts and policymakers say.
The crowd was overcome with emotion when Israeli emissary Guy Ben David played his guitar and sang a song in Hebrew for about 200 people in support of Israel in front of the State House Wednesday evening.
After Saturday’s surprise attack on Israel by the terrorist group Hamas, Jewish communities in New Hampshire are coming together, standing in support of those grappling with the war firsthand.
A small group shouted at keynote speaker Gov. Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania during the first part of his speech Saturday at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Midterm Convention at Bedford High School, but he wound up with a standing ovation by the end of it.
Amid flash flood warnings and heavy rain, the Goffstown High School Media Center was packed with residents, state representatives, parents, and students Monday to discuss the recent controversy over LGBTQ+ materials on a bulletin board at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown.
On May 19, 2022, at 10 a.m., Wendy Thomas received a phone call from her doctor. “Are you sitting down?” Thomas recalls her doctor asking. Her heart sank. She had just been diagnosed with breast cancer.
On Wednesday morning, Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics announced the closure of its Merrimack facility following steady criticism and outcries against PFAS pollution from the plant in southern New Hampshire.