Posts by Hadley Barndollar
It’s the position of the National Association of Medical Examiners that all overdose deaths should be autopsied. Specifically, the organization says that “external examination is an inadequate substitute for autopsy for the purposes of detecting and certifying drug-caused deaths.”
The state’s Department of Transportation plans to increase hourly rental rates for private contracted winter maintenance equipment as it struggles to compete for drivers with other states, cities and towns, and private companies.
As New Hampshire officials announced 10,000 additional law enforcement patrol hours over the next year and a half at the state’s border with Canada, they pointed to recently obtained data showing approximately 430 individuals on the terrorist watch list attempted to cross the country’s northern border last fiscal year – a higher number than the southern border.
The 1750 Elm St. building has been a successful peregrine falcon nesting location for 23 consecutive years, producing a total of 74 chicks since 2001 and an average of 3.22 annually, according to New Hampshire Audubon. This year’s breeding season was no different, as the urban nesting platform fledged four chicks.
The Executive Council last week approved the purchase of 6,000 overdose prevention kits, while also renewing a state contract with the New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition.
Story Produced by MERRIMACK, NH – Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics has announced it will close its facility in Merrimack. The announcement
Inside a Hooksett warehouse on a humid Tuesday, Joe Whitten explains that it can take up to three generations for
The ceremony happens annually, typically around All Souls Day in early November. Posted notices online and in newspapers list names, dates of birth and death, and places of residence with the hope the small text catches the eye of a family member or loved one. Sometimes it does, but more often it doesn’t.
Because of the widespread presence of granite bedrock, the state has high percentages of homes with elevated radon levels. An invisible threat, the naturally occurring gas with no color, taste, or smell is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, and about 21,000 deaths are associated with it each year.
Story Produced by As the deadly fentanyl crisis rages on, Gov. Chris Sununu has made his concerns known – in