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An unprecedented outbreak of cyanobacteria blooms across Lake Winnipesaukee in mid-June has aquatic biologists looking at a few potential causes, including one that relates to a newly discovered invasive species.
State officials are working with their federal counterparts to take stock of the damage inflicted on trails in the Great North Woods that suffered catastrophic damage from a rain storm July 10, which also impacted vast parts of Vermont.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has issued an order stating that Associate Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi is on administrative leave with pay for a period of 90 days, which may be shortened or extended by further order of the court.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
A new Emerson College Polling survey of New Hampshire voters finds President Joe Biden with a 43% job approval, a five-point increase from the March Emerson poll.
Initial investigation revealed a family of six from Lynn, MA and one friend from Salem, MA hiked to Franconia Falls. While at the falls, the family’s 10-year-old son fell in the water requiring other family members to enter the pools to assist. The family was able to rescue the 10-year-old, but two other family members became trapped in the rocks and current.
Families of some of the roughly 130 unsolved murders and missing persons cases in New Hampshire gathered outside the Attorney General’s Office Tuesday to collectively ask for better communication and more help in solving the cases involving their loved ones.
For reasons that have nothing to do with its virtues, English has become “the world language.” Although more people speak Mandarin Chinese as a first language than English, hundreds of millions of people speak English fluently as a second language or, as in India, a second first language
The New Hampshire Supreme Court on Friday unveiled an official portrait of Judge Ivorey Cobb (1911-1992), who served as a judge in the Colebrook District Court from 1964 until his retirement in 1981. Judge Cobb is the first African-American judge in the history of New Hampshire.
“These educators represent the heart and soul of teaching, and we are proud of their many contributions to the field. We are excited to recognize their talent, leadership and commitment to so many students throughout the state,” said Christine Brennan, deputy commissioner and member of the Teacher of the Year Selection Committee.
t this time, no illnesses related to this outbreak have been identified in New Hampshire; however, Listeria infections in other states have been linked to this product.
The boat seen taking the operator and the passengers from the scene, was a 1997 Well Craft, color blue, registered out of Pelham.
LACONIA — “I’m from Cornish Flat, New Hampshire, near Claremont and Lebanon, and my environmental concern is single use plastic waste and pollution in our state.”
Did you know it was white people who ended slavery? Or that slavery was commonplace in the world as far back as the third century?
Portsmouth has its share of good citizens who help make the community work.
Russ and Katie Grazier are two of them.