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UNH's Class of 2024 reflects on a tumultuous few years — and offers words of wisdom
Seniors at the University of New Hampshire donned their caps and gowns this weekend for graduation ceremonies. For many in the class of 2024, college was bookended with upheaval – beginning with the onset of the pandemic, finishing with campus protests of Israel’s war in Gaza, some of which ended in arrests.
Seacoast Students of the Week shine on stage, in sports and in the classroom
A top student, class officer, musician and drum major who will study music education in college. A member of the National Honor Science Society, Special Olympics peer coach and a gifted violinist. A member of the student senate, student rep to the school board, three-sport varsity athlete with a great sense of humor. A scholar-athlete and captain of the track and cross country teams who will study sports medicine in college. A student who has a positive influence on his school community, who speaks multiple languages and leads a diverse range of clubs. A scholar and hockey player who sings on the All-State chorus.
Steve’s Place to provide safe space to recovery community in Concord
After Jon Evans and Ted Donovan lost a friend to substance use in 2016, they got together to create a space for people in the recovery community in the Concord area. That’s when Steve’s Place, named after their late friend Steve Cherup, came into being. “Our model is...
Here are 9 Seacoast tennis teams with best chance to win state championship in 2024
Dover (12-2) The case: Dover won its second straight Division I championship last year. Can the Green Wave do it again? Dover's top two singles players — Tory Vitko and Kate Ross — are a great 1-2 punch at the top of the ladder, and can compete with anyone in Division I.
North American Pro Stock Nationals at Lee offers 30,000 reasons for racers to take notice
Sunday’s North American Pro Stock Nationals is unlike any other race at Lee USA Speedway in recent memory. It’s not the platform of choice, or the lap count, or even the names on the entry list. It’s the money. Whoever crosses under the checkered flag first this...
Sprinkled on Main: Here's the scoop on Newmarket's new ice cream parlor
NEWMARKET — Main Street just got a little sweeter with the opening of Sprinkled on Main, an ice cream parlor that promises to “dish out the sprinkles.”. Sonny and Cassy Vasques, the culinary duo behind Ginger and Clove and North of NOLA, opened the shop earlier this month at 80 Main Street. The menu features classic hand-scooped flavors and inventive milkshakes.
3rd Man Sentenced in N. Clinton Ave. Double Homicide
One of the three men convicted in a North Clinton Avenue double homicide has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. Deadrick Fulwiley pleaded guilty to two 2nd-degree murder charges and a gun crime in March. Fulwiley, Raheem Robinson, and Kelvin Vickers, were all charged in the shootings...
Tim Loch's best golf shot came on his worst day. Now he's PGA Pro of the Year in NH.
DOVER — Tim Loch, after spending 22 years at Cochecho Country Club, and 17 as head professional, made the decision that last summer would be his final year at the 18-hole, private golf club. However, little did Loch know that one of the greatest honors of his long-and-storied career...
Monday roundup: STA girls lax remains undefeated, Exeter baseball duo combine on no-hitter
DOVER - Kensley Harris scored four goals and the St. Thomas Aquinas girls lacrosse team won its 13th straight game with an 18-2 victory over Plymouth on Monday in a Division III game. Charlotte De Tolla, Lizzy Holden, Kat Dornan and Megan Leahy all had three goals for the Saints, and Dornan reached...
Two injured in motorcycle accident on Bypass 28 in Auburn
AUBURN — Two individuals were transported to Elliot Hospital with serious injuries following a single motorcycle accident on Bypass 28 near Priscilla Lane, authorities said. Auburn and Derry Fire Departments responded to the scene after an initial report of a motorcycle down in the roadway with two patients. The...
Food pantry fundraiser, Grandparent/Grandchild foam party: Community events May 20-26
EPPING — Pilgrim Church Brentwood-Kingston is partnering with Community Oven in Epping for a fundraiser to benefit the church's food pantry. On Monday, May 20, Community Oven at their Epping location at Brickyard Plaza on 125 in Epping will donate 20% of all food sales from 4-9 p.m. (both in person and online) to the Pilgrim Church food pantry. There will be raffles including gardening and charcuterie baskets and 50/50 as well. Call Pilgrim Church at 603-778-3189 or visit our website pilgrimucc@pilgrimucc-nh.org for further information.
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