Pedals & Pathways: E-Bikes
read more…: Pedals & Pathways: E-BikesThe number of products sold as E-Bikes has sky-rocketed. But with all kinds of sizes & shapes & power levels, which ones are safe? Which ones are legal?
Science & Technology
National pro-vaccine group starts NH chapter
read more…: National pro-vaccine group starts NH chapterA national pro-vaccine group has opened a chapter in New Hampshire, the eleventh state in which it has done so.
Can farmers, conservationists, and lawmakers work together to address Northeast insect decline?
read more…: Can farmers, conservationists, and lawmakers work together to address Northeast insect decline?In recent years, though, the butterfly — which typically emerges from hibernation before the last patches of snow have receded — has become less common. Populations of mourning cloaks, or Nymphalis antiopa, have declined about 70% across the Northeast in the last 26 years, said Emily May, an entomologist with insect conservation nonprofit Xerces Society.
Food for Thought: The Cure–ated Diet
read more…: Food for Thought: The Cure–ated DietMy grocery list is a work in progress. I’m constantly adding and subtracting items as information on biomedical nutrition becomes available. The impact of toxins on our food supply keeps scientists and me hopping.
Shutdown tipping point was ACA tax credits, affecting 50,000 in New Hampshire
read more…: Shutdown tipping point was ACA tax credits, affecting 50,000 in New HampshireThe biggest sticking point that has resulted in lack of a federal budget and the government shutdown is the high increase to health insurance premiums for millions of Americans and around 50,000 New Hampshire residents.
Manchester Acupuncture Studio offers free weekly stress relief to furloughed federal workers
read more…: Manchester Acupuncture Studio offers free weekly stress relief to furloughed federal workersManchester Acupuncture Studio is offering free 5-Needle Protocol (5NP) ear acupuncture to federal workers who are affected by the current government shutdown. The treatments are available every Tuesday evening from 4 to 6 p.m.at their Manchester location.
UNH instruments rocket into space to help safeguard impact of space weather
read more…: UNH instruments rocket into space to help safeguard impact of space weather“This is an exciting step in our space weather readiness and understanding how the Sun controls the boundaries of our solar system and regulates the space environment where we send astronauts,” said Nathan Schwadron, professor of physics, deputy principal investigator for IMAP and the lead for IMAP-Lo instrument constructed at UNH’s Space Science Center.
Raptor Release day at Pack Monadnock
read more…: Raptor Release day at Pack MonadnockOn Saturday September 20, near the parking lot atop Mt. Monadnock in Miller State Park in Peterborough, biologists with The Harris Center for Conservation Education released three Broad-winged Hawks before a crowd of about a hundred members of the public. The hawks, found injured, had been treated at the Wings of the Dawn Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Henniker. Released separately, each flew off quickly with deep, powerful wingbeats, to the thrill of the children in attendance.
SNHU students install new charging station on campus
read more…: SNHU students install new charging station on campusSouthern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has installed its first Sunbolt solar-powered charging station, made possible by a student-led initiative and a donation from former university President Paul LeBlanc.
National Video Game Day: Honoring Ralph Baer NH inventor who changed the way the world plays
read more…: National Video Game Day: Honoring Ralph Baer NH inventor who changed the way the world playsSept. 12 is National Video Game Day, the perfect time to press pause while honoring the man who reimagined how we think about screens, play, and possibility: Ralph H. Baer. Known as the “Father of the Video Game,” Baer’s story is one of loss, invention, generosity, and a relentless belief that something playful can change lives.
Thursday’s weather: Mostly sunny summery vibe, high of 82
read more…: Thursday’s weather: Mostly sunny summery vibe, high of 82Get ready to soak up some sunshine! Today is set to be the warmest day of the week, boasting mostly sunny skies and that delightful summer vibe we all love.
Tuesday’s weather: Sunny skies, gentle winds, high of 73
read more…: Tuesday’s weather: Sunny skies, gentle winds, high of 73The weather today is simply delightful! With sunny skies and a refreshing coolness in the air, it feels like the perfect autumn-like day. It’s ideal for outdoor adventures! Expect a high of 73 degrees, accompanied by gentle, variable winds. Enjoy the beauty of the season!
Food for Thought: Short – but rarely sweet – by Carolyn R. Choate
read more…: Food for Thought: Short – but rarely sweet – by Carolyn R. ChoateAnalyzing countless peer-reviewed scientific papers, including many interviews with experts on the impacts of chemical toxicity on humans and environment, as well as investors, the study shows PFAS in humans globally and in almost everyone tested.
NH Tech Alliance launches AI task force to guide responsible innovation and policy
read more…: NH Tech Alliance launches AI task force to guide responsible innovation and policyThe New Hampshire Tech Alliance (NHTA) is proud to announce the launch of the New Hampshire AI Task Force, an initiative that brings together voices from government, industry, academia, and the community to help guide responsible AI development and influence public policy across New Hampshire.
Understanding heart disease in women: Symptoms, risks, and prevention
read more…: Understanding heart disease in women: Symptoms, risks, and preventionHeart disease does not discriminate based on gender. Both women and men are at significant risk for this life-threatening condition. However, the causes, symptoms, and outcomes often differ between the sexes, frequently leading to underdiagnosis and delayed treatment in women. Understanding these differences is key to early detection and effective intervention.
Is your heart skipping a beat? When to worry about irregular heart rhythms
read more…: Is your heart skipping a beat? When to worry about irregular heart rhythmsHave you ever felt like your heart skipped a beat or started racing for no reason? It could be a sign of arrhythmia, a potentially serious problem with your heartbeat. At Elliot Heart and Vascular Center, we help people find answers and care for irregular heart rhythms every day.
Anxiety about mammograms and call-back screening? What you need to know!
read more…: Anxiety about mammograms and call-back screening? What you need to know!In part two of our series with Dr. Marina Feldman from Elliot Breast Health Center, she discusses the importance of screening mammograms. She addresses common concerns like discomfort, radiation, and anxiety around being called back for further testing.
Formella joins non-partisan coalition of attorneys general in opposition to bill that ‘undermines consumer protection’ around artificial intelligence
read more…: Formella joins non-partisan coalition of attorneys general in opposition to bill that ‘undermines consumer protection’ around artificial intelligenceAttorney General John M. Formella is part of a bipartisan coalition of 40 state attorneys general that has sent a letter to Congress voicing opposition to a sweeping amendment to the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee’s budget reconciliation bill. The amendment would impose a 10-year prohibition on states from enforcing any laws or regulations addressing artificial intelligence (AI) and automated decision-making systems.
NH high school automotive students coming to Manchester for car-fixing competition
read more…: NH high school automotive students coming to Manchester for car-fixing competitionThe New Hampshire Automobile Dealers Association is joining forces with Ford Dealerships to present a unique statewide competition among the top high school auto tech programs. The 2025 NH ACE Competition will be held Friday, May 9th at 10:00 am at Manchester Community College to determine which high school team of techs can most efficiently diagnose a troubled vehicle.