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Tick season is here, and emergency rooms visits in May for tick bites in New England and the Northeast are at their highest in almost a decade..
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The more hollow stems you can leave, the better! -
Jeremy Kauffman is facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly fighting and yelling racist insults after an April accident in Manchester. -
This weekend’s events invite Granite Staters to learn something new, celebrate spring and do a little dancing. Expect everything from time capsule ceremonies and native plant workshops to tattoo art openings, music across genres and a family friendly STEM day. -
Desde cómo establecer rutinas hasta el autocuidado, María Rojas, una enfermera de Manchester, comparte consejos para familiares que cuidan de adultos mayores. -
The program, FAST Forward, is covered by Medicaid, but kids on private insurance often don’t have the same access to it. The New Hampshire House is voting on a bill Thursday that would change that.
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Every $100 in federal research dollars produces an additional $77 in economic activity
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New research from Dartmouth College shows the Northeast is seeing more rain, and more of it is falling in intense bursts. But climate researchers say it’s not clear whether that’s making the landscape wetter overall. -
House Bill 1766 "provides procedures for the potential confiscation of livestock involved in cruelty to animal cases." The contentious bill is headed to Gov. Kelly Ayotte's desk after the House and Senate passed it. Advocates like the New Hampshire Farm Bureau see it as preserving due process rights for farmers. Representatives of some human societies question if it limits their ability to assist in animal cruelty cases. -
At least 15 former elected officials and co-conspirators with corruption offenses have been pardoned by President Trump in the last year, undermining the fight against public corruption. -
A bill that Gov. Kelly Ayotte just signed into law prohibits the enrollment of state and county owned lands into timber carbon sequestration projects. -
Seven places have been added to the honorary listing, which encourages the protection of buildings and architecture important to state history.
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