Darbster Rescue: Alice + Elma 🐾 Tails of the Week
read more…: Darbster Rescue: Alice + Elma 🐾 Tails of the WeekMeet Alice 🐶 and Elma 🐱 rescue animals looking for their fur-ever homes in the Granite State!
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Bingo + Wren 🐾 Darbster’s Tails of the Week
read more…: Bingo + Wren 🐾 Darbster’s Tails of the WeekMeet Bingo 🐶 and Wren 🐱 rescue animals looking for their fur-ever homes in the Granite State!
Louis + Luisa 🐾 Tails of the Week
read more…: Louis + Luisa 🐾 Tails of the WeekMeet Luisa 🐶 and Louis 🐱 rescue animals looking for their fur-ever homes in the Granite State!
Boscawen seeks buyer for historic library building who will love it as much as town did
read more…: Boscawen seeks buyer for historic library building who will love it as much as town didThe town of Boscawen is seeking a buyer for its former library building after years of struggling to preserve it for town use.
State response to leaf-peepers gone wild weekend
read more…: State response to leaf-peepers gone wild weekendIf last weekend could be summarized in one caption it would be something like, “The problem with peepers,” or “How to handle a horde of hikers.” And that caption would go perfectly with a photo that has circulated far and wide around social media, snapped by Tamara Breau, an experienced hiker who couldn’t believe what she was seeing on Artists’s Bluff Trail last weekend.
Pedals & Pathways: Tour of Manchester, Envisioning the Future, Safe Routes to School
read more…: Pedals & Pathways: Tour of Manchester, Envisioning the Future, Safe Routes to School“In the simplest terms, I think of bicycles as rideable art that can just about save the world, or at least make you happy.”
VA Manchester says it has housed 120 homeless NH veterans
read more…: VA Manchester says it has housed 120 homeless NH veteransToday, VA Manchester Healthcare System announced that it has housed 120 Veterans experiencing homeless in New Hampshire this fiscal year. A total of 95.8% of these Veterans have not returned to homelessness, and 104 unsheltered Veterans in this network have been engaged to ensure they have access to the housing and other wraparound services they need.
9 things you need to know about ovarian cancer
read more…: 9 things you need to know about ovarian cancerOvarian cancer is a serious health concern that affects thousands of women each year. Understanding the basics of this disease can help with early detection, better treatment outcomes, and informed decision-making. Here are the top nine most common questions about ovarian cancer, along with answers to help you or your loved ones navigate this challenging condition.
Comfort dog-in-training: ‘Bear’ joins Derry PD
read more…: Comfort dog-in-training: ‘Bear’ joins Derry PDDerry Police Department has announced a new comfort dog program aimed at officer wellness and community support. The dog, named Bear, is a 4-month-old black lab.
Nancy Sununu, former first lady of NH, dies at 85
read more…: Nancy Sununu, former first lady of NH, dies at 85Nancy Sununu, the former first lady of New Hampshire, died over the weekend at the age of 85.
With bed bugs in an apartment, tenants can lose it all and foot the extermination bill
read more…: With bed bugs in an apartment, tenants can lose it all and foot the extermination bill“Bed bugs spread worse than a forest fire and they are harder to kill than cockroaches with how they reproduce,” he said. “It’s insane.”
Lewiston shooting report highlights ‘missed opportunities’ by sheriff, Army Reserve
read more…: Lewiston shooting report highlights ‘missed opportunities’ by sheriff, Army ReserveRobert Card is responsible for the October shootings that took 18 lives in this city, but a report released Tuesday highlights the failings of his Army Reserve unit and local sheriff’s department, both of which dropped the ball on addressing Card’s mental health issues and access to guns.
Campaign is on for Maine National Monument honoring Frances Perkins
read more…: Campaign is on for Maine National Monument honoring Frances PerkinsNew England may get its third National Monument – and Maine its second – as an effort to honor Frances Perkins, the first female U.S. cabinet member picked up steam Thursday with a visit from U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland.
Pedals & Pathways: NH Olympian, Valley Cemetery, Queen City Bike Gathering, etc.
read more…: Pedals & Pathways: NH Olympian, Valley Cemetery, Queen City Bike Gathering, etc.Let’s talk about: a NH Olympian, Valley Cemetery, Queen City Bike Gathering, etc.
Melissa Edwards named new Executive Director at McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center
read more…: Melissa Edwards named new Executive Director at McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery CenterAfter a nationwide search, the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center’s Board of Directors has selected Melissa Edwards, recently of Seattle, WA, as its new executive director.
Saturday’s weather: Sunny, high of 86
read more…: Saturday’s weather: Sunny, high of 86Mostly sunny and comfortable with a high of 86 degrees.
California governor urges faith in Biden during Granite State stops
read more…: California governor urges faith in Biden during Granite State stopsOn the heels of the recent U.S. Presidential Debate, California Governor Gavin Newsom made several stops in New Hampshire on Monday to talk with voters and express his continued support for Joe Biden’s quest for a second term in the White House.
Local leaders celebrate new $44 million Tech Hub biofabrication grant
read more…: Local leaders celebrate new $44 million Tech Hub biofabrication grantNew Hampshire leaders were in the Millyard on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate a $44 million grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration.
Take the survey by July 14 and help improve safety
read more…: Take the survey by July 14 and help improve safetyHelp make our roads & streets safer by taking a public survey of the Merrimack Valley and Seacoast areas.
Rockhounds rejoice: Ruggles Mine in Grafton to reopen
read more…: Rockhounds rejoice: Ruggles Mine in Grafton to reopenRuggles Mine will re-open to the public on Friday, the first time the public has been invited to this unusual tourist attraction in five years.