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On this cool fall day, I walk the Rattlesnake Hill, reminiscing about the past. The hill that has provided for generations of quarrymen is now long...
The latest COVID surge has resulted in another surge of revenue for Vapotherm, the Exeter firm that sells breathing apparatus for health care...
As we drove down the hill, I looked back at the farm. What had I forgotten? Did I tell farm-sitter Craig where the electric-fence switch was? Would...
One of the reasons I garden is that I love to cook and to create wonderful, flavorful dishes that I might not get elsewhere. I think many gardeners...
Margaret Pesce and Janet Sylvester launched Great Island Realty to serve the Seacoast in 2008, just as the Great Recession hit. “We said it would...
Mike Vlacich, currently senior advisor to U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and a former director of the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development, has...
Winter sports are upon us as schools with wrestling programs have already begun while basketball and hockey try-outs are happening this week.Ahead...
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Mac Jones threw two touchdown passes, New England’s defense forced four turnovers and the Patriots earned their sixth straight...
The University of New Hampshire football team owned all the momentum and had Maine backed up a bit early in the second quarter of Saturday’s season...
For the second consecutive year, the annual Capital Area Holiday Tournament has been canceled.Merrimack Valley athletic director Kevin O’Brien said...
The maps that will shape elections for the next decade made their way out of a special committee last week and are heading to the full House for a...
A former vice president and two U.S. senators – who may have designs on running for the White House in 2024 or beyond – are making stops in the...
Here's a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week. HOUSE VOTES VETERANS AND EDUCATION: The House has passed the Colonel...
Vermont’s sole member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democratic Rep. Peter Welch, announced Monday that he will run for the U.S. Senate seat...
Jeff Rapsis plays music on the fly.His instincts, a unique skill groomed over years in a unique business, take him down paths on his synthesizer...
The numbers have Maj. Rick Starkey of the Salvation Army concerned.The director of the Concord chapter says it’s not the loss of revenue, which is...
The past is chilling for Patrick Bernard.The future, though, is hopeful.He’s running a free indoor soccer program for middle school kids. He’s...
Matt Brown initially learned martial arts to push back against bullies in Penacook 40 years ago.They left him alone once they realized he’d strike...
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Nancy Morris Adams Littleton, NH — Our "true free spirit", Nancy Morris Adams, passed away Thursday, October 14, 2021, surrounded by family. Music was playing, songs were sung, and the windows...
Patricia Ellen Clement Henniker, NH — Patricia Ellen (Hendricks) Clement, 80, of Henniker, NH passed away on Sunday, November 21, 2021, at her home in Henniker after a year-long struggle with...
Paul R. Drouin, Jr. Pittsfield, NH — Paul R. Drouin, Jr., 62, of Pittsfield, was called home to his Lord on Wednesday, November 24, 2021 at 3:22am. Born on July 13, 1959 in Concord, he was t...
George A. Flanders Boscawen, NH — George Arthur Flanders, 94, passed away on November 15, 2021 at the Granite VNA Hospice House of Concord after a lengthy illness. George was born in Boscawen...