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The nonprofit, which fights food insecurity, says January brought the highest traffic in its 200-year history.
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For the utilities that provide residents and businesses with electricity and gas services, it’s an escalating reality they’re considering in their strategic plans.
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The plan includes 49 potential “reductions in effectiveness,” a term the Nuclear Regulatory Commission says indicates that the proposed changes are less effective than the current plan.
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As of Sunday evening, most roads that had been flooded were open again, though officials in Rye say that parts of Ocean Boulevard will likely remain closed until the middle of the week.
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Local officials on the Seacoast say they’re still cleaning up from Wednesday’s storm as they gear up for the weekend. They’re encouraging people to stay away from the coast during high tide.
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Emergency responders in Hampton have helped about 13 people evacuate from their homes because of flooding concerns.
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Researchers have determined fiddler crabs are moving north of their historical range of northern Florida to Cape Cod as a result of ocean warming.
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A group of local activists and academics are working to preserve LGBTQ+ history in the Seacoast area. As part of that effort, a new historical audio and video archive is now open to the public at the Portsmouth Public Library.
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Un puertorriqueño que vive en el Seacoast dice que el estudio de la historia de la región está enclaustrado en círculos académicos. Dice que el acceso a esa historia podría ayudar a los inmigrantes del Caribe a comprender con más profundidad su traslado a EE.UU.
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A culvert replacement project funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will help with resilience to flooding, and could help salt marshes migrate as sea levels rise.