A reminder from Londonderry police that not clearing vehicles of ice and snow before driving can have dire consequences.
The Concord Coalition to End Homelessness is repurposing a historic church on Main Street into an emergency winter shelter and resource center.
People in more than 50 digital Zoom boxes light the candles on their menorahs and a moment of silence prevails among the Shir Shalom congregants during the second night of Hanukkah. The participants may be in 50 different locations, but they light their candles together in a tradition that has been carried out for more than 2,000 years.
The state aims to send COVID-19 stimulus checks by early April to Vermonters who didn’t receive federal payments earlier this year because of their immigration status.
A Hooksett man is charged with domestic violence-animal cruelty following an incident on Dec. 10 in which Hooksett Police say he allegedly killed his girlfriend’s cat following an argument.
A Keene nonprofit that operates an emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness continues to search for a home of its own, after the city’s Zoning Board of Adjustment rejected its petition to use a vacant property on King Court.
The New Hampshire Veterans Home reported seven new resident deaths over the weekend, bringing the total number of dead veterans to 28.
After nearly 75 years, the only two remaining World War II Heroes that served in the 96th Infantry “Deadeyes” Division were reunited in Manchester by-the-Sea, Mass.
Celeste Couture was shopping at Market Basket when she received a call from the N.H veterans home that her husband tested positive for COVID-19.
A Vermont program that housing advocates say functionally ended homelessness in the state this year may soon be phased out with the upcoming expiration of pandemic-era emergency funding, putting nearly 2,500 people in a vulnerable situation.
The fire was difficult to fight due to a metal roof that had multiple layers of shingles under it. Firefighters worked to cut ventilation holes, but had a difficult time extinguishing the fire in the attic and roofline.
Merrimack firefighters responded to a reported house fire around 5 a.m. and found heavy fire in the front portion of the 2-story home.
Winter has long been considered especially problematic for older adults coping with isolation. The weather can make it difficult to leave home, exercise and socialize. And this year, senior service providers are even more concerned as COVID-19 infection rates climb and older adults who are more at risk of developing complications from the disease are encouraged to stay home.
People of color have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic nationwide due to long-standing inequities in the healthcare system, and in recent months those disparities appear to have grown worse in New Hampshire.
A New Ipswich man who was fired from his job as a recruiter for multi-national defense contracts BAE Systems Inc., Joseph Chalifoux, says he was pressured out after he reported an illegal hire pushed by a manager at the Nashua campus.
Police are seeking any tips that might assist in the investigation of this crime.
Rogers Johnson served as president of the Seacoast NAACP as well as the chair of Governor’s Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion.
These reductions come as many fear there will be an increased demand for resources if a moratorium on evictions ends in January.
Christian faith leaders criticized city officials in an Oct. 15 letter, arguing that they have failed to help Hundred Nights replace the lost wintertime overflow housing. They urged the city to quickly facilitate Hundred Nights’ move to a pair of adjacent Water Street properties, which city records show the organization has not yet purchased despite having received a land-use variance in September to manage a homeless shelter on the site.
Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire will be able to house about 25 families experiencing homelessness once this project is complete. The site for this new facility will be located at the former Infant Jesus School which closed in July 2019 after operating in the city for 110 years. Renovations are expected to be completed by Dec. 31, 2020.