The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has determined that a laboratory error incorrectly caused last week’s recall announcement concerning lēf Farms “Spice” Packaged Salad Greens. The products from lēf Farms are safe and the recall has been canceled.
In a 3-2 vote, NH Senate Committee votes to oppose the bill to legalize marijuana in the Granite State at a time when nearly three-fourths of Granite Staters support legalization.
Project synthesizes all of the state’s zoning ordinances and highlights barriers to developing housing in New Hampshire.
The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (NHDRA) aims to provide tax relief to eligible homeowners through its Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program.
Representatives from Dartmouth Health, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, the City of Manchester and various organizations representing firefighters gathered at Manchester Fire Department Station 8 on Monday morning to celebrate a new partnership that hopefully will prevent cancer in firefighters.
After this fall’s municipal election, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen could have two aldermen named Pat Long.
Over the weekend a group of about 30 people, many of whom have been living homeless in the city for well over a year, returned to a nomadic existence. They were moved several times by police who have been citing them for various violations of city ordinances that address sidewalk encumbrances and public/private property.
The recall was initiated after a sample tested by the DHHS Public Health Laboratory tested positive for E. coli O157. No illnesses have been reported to date. lēf Farms “Spice” is the only product impacted to date and affected retailers include Hannaford and Market Basket. DHHS and the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture Markets and Food are working collaboratively with the company to determine the root cause of the contamination.
The recall is being issued for the potential presence of Salmonella Infantis, which was discovered during sampling of the five-pound bag product.
The Attorney General’s announced it is investigating the death of a resident of the state’s Secure Psychiatric Unit, first reported on April 29.
On Monday, outgoing Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig announced that she is forming an exploratory committee to run for Governor in 2024.
This month, a new annual report laid bare exactly how prohibitive. The 245-page analysis by New Hampshire Housing, the state’s housing authority, delivers a clear message. New Hampshire needs far more housing units than previously indicated, and the current rate of development is not going to cut it.
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.
A Rockingham County government subcommittee is working to determine the best way to maximize opioid settlement funds it will receive over the next 18 years.
New Hampshire had the lowest food scarcity rating in the nation at the end of March and beginning of April, the first data available since emergency pandemic SNAP benefits ended last month, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to a crowd of supporters at the Manchester Doubletree by Hilton on Thursday, the latest stop on his 2024 presidential campaign tour.
Due to a cyber attack on NCR, a company that provides payment processing services to restaurants across the country, consumers may be temporarily unable to redeem gifts cards at certain restaurants in New Hampshire and across the country.
The neo-Nazi group, NSC-131, is a terrorist organization actively planning and carrying out a campaign of violence and intimidation primarily aimed at the LGBTQ community, according to a new report.
