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Extensive damage to base trestle bridge due to flooding waters of the Ammonoosuc River and debris has rendered the railway inoperable. The trestle will be repaired and the tracks inspected before operations resume.
Innovative changes in New Hampshire social services often — over time — revert to the same old used to be.
Hi all, it is my privilege to be stepping in for the lovely writers and creators of The Gay Agenda: Tori Tucker and Emma Simpson. Their decision to step back is the door opening for me to step in. Hopefully, this means I can cultivate a rapport with you. I hope to continue to capture the unique perspective of being queer, a student in New Hampshire, and share a bit of my life with you all.
“Overtourism” is a term that first became part of our lexicon in 2012. However, the debate about whether the pros of increased visitation—spending, jobs, new revenue sources—are enough to offset the cons, has been ongoing for decades.
Whether it is the dry summer or the more ominous signs of a changing climate the autumn colors have passed without fanfare. Nevertheless, there is one treat that I always look forward to in the fall that is almost assured irrespective of the weather, Sumac tea or served up ice cold as sumac-ade.
Manchester’s Michael Davidow has written a mystery that establishes the power of advertising executives who are manipulated by politicians in a way that will shock you.
I observed Bernie Sanders as he sat in the car while people gathered to ensure all was ready for his speech. As this little car had no tinted windows, I watched as the former presidential candidate sat, looking to see if he would pull down the visor and check himself out in the mirror. He did not.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Dozens of activists from New Hampshire and the Yale community today delivered an open letter to the Yale University Investments Office calling on the university to stop the controversial Northern Pass powerline project.
The Telegraph of Nashua has been cited for failing to properly pay 30 past and current employees a total of $9,000 over the last year, according to Labor Commissioner Ken Merrifield.