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From the Granite State to the cosmos: UNH launches 'Space and Technology Hub'
When you think of New Hampshire, a rapidly growing space economy might not immediately come to mind. The University of New Hampshire is aiming to change that perception with the launch of the region's first Space Technology Hub. The new facility promises to provide state-of-the-art expertise and equipment for the...
For many New Hampshire families, finding a therapist for their kid is 'like a part-time job'
Jennifer’s been a foster parent in Keene for about six years. In that time, they’ve taken in a dozen kids, ranging from toddlers to teens. It’s something Jennifer’s wanted to do from a young age. Growing up in an abusive home, they wanted to become the kind of caring adult they needed in their own life.
New data show prices on grocery staples have increased since 2019
GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — Newly released data show how the prices of items at the grocery store have changed over the past several years. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the price of staples such as milk, chicken and eggs has risen dramatically. The data show that...
Your USPTO: Director’s Blog – Expanding Our Service Footprint
Progress continues on planned regional and community outreach offices in Atlanta and New Hampshire, respectively, prompting realignment. Since I began my tenure over two years ago, the USPTO has worked feverishly to increase American innovation and entrepreneurship. As part of our efforts, we have expanded our footprint so we can better serve every community across the nation.
Man awaiting trial ditches ankle monitor at Laconia hospital
LACONIA — A man who was being monitored via an ankle device is being sought by the U.S. Marshals Service after he removed the monitor while in the city sometime on Sunday. Anthony Clark, 41, who is 5'7" and weighs 230 pounds, was released on an ankle monitor from Belknap County Jail to receive medical care at Concord Hospital-Laconia, and slipped out of view of local law enforcement sometime on Sunday morning, when he apparently removed the monitoring device.
Cleanup Still Underway Following Severe Storm in Milford
Cleanup efforts are still underway nearly two weeks after a severe storm moved through Milford. The National Weather Service says a microburst impacted that community July 17th, knocking down trees and leaving homes uninhabitable. The microburst had winds of up to 95 miles per hour and left a path of...
Effort to Sell Laconia State School Moving Forward
The effort to sell the former Laconia State School is moving forward. An advisory committee appointed to review proposals to purchase submitted by the July 19th deadline was scheduled to meet Thursday. Indepthnh.org reported that under the state’s confidentiality rules no details about the five offers can be publicly divulged....
Parole granted for 1 man, denied for another in connection with 2009 Mont Vernon home invasion
CONCORD, N.H. — Parole was granted Thursday to one of the men involved in the 2009 murder of Kimberly Cates in Mont Vernon, but he won't be leaving prison for several more years. Quinn Glover and William Marks called into a parole board hearing Thursday to make their requests...
Court reverses conviction against former NH police chief accused of misconduct in phone call
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Supreme Court has reversed the conviction of a former police chief who was accused of violating sexual harassment policies following a call he made to a female employee, saying a judge misinterpreted the law. In a 3-1 opinion released Wednesday, the court...
Worcester’s Indian Lake closed due to cyanobacteria
The city of Worcester tentatively closed down Indian Lake Thursday afternoon after city officials said they found densities of cyanobacteria in the water that exceeded the state’s threshold, a sign that the bacteria could contain harmful toxins. People should stay out of the water, refrain from boat use and...
Sidewalk replacement continues on Winchester Street Friday
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) -The Keene Sidewalk Replacement Project is set to move to Winchester Street starting Friday, Aug. 2. The City’s contractor will begin excavation work at Butler Court, progressing toward Winchester Court in preparation for new sidewalk construction. From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., there may be temporary...
Magician Ben Pratt Returns To The Park Theatre This Month
When a magician makes a mark on an audience, they never forget it. Comedy illusionist Ben Pratt has done that with Jaffrey's performing arts center, The Park Theatre. Ben returns to The Park for an unprecedented fourth time. Ben brings his illusions, magic, comedy, and assistant Emily to their 333-seat Eppes Auditorium. It all happens Friday, August 16 at 7:30pm.
Powerhouse Theatre to bring ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ to Colonial
LACONIA — One of Broadway’s most beloved hits is next up in Powerhouse Theatre Collaborative’s 2024 Colonial Series when 62 local performers take to the stage for “Fiddler on the Roof” on Aug. 9-11. With book by Joseph Stein, music by Jerry Bock and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, the wonderful story of Sholom Aleichem’s Tevye the Dairyman and his daughters has delighted and moved millions of people all over the world since its 1964 debut.
Celebrating Excellence: The 2024 Faculty Awards
Forty-two faculty members across Dartmouth have been recognized recently for their scholarship and work with students. The awards honor their contributions to the university, including their extraordinary achievements as teachers, scholars, and mentors. “This year’s faculty award recipients demonstrate the profound dedication to teaching and research that Dartmouth so strongly...
Red Sox dump ticking time bomb on Angels at trade deadline in Luis Garcia deal
Managing one's 40-man roster is an imperfect science. Teams like the Los Angeles Angels can have a "plan" for how many open spots they want to keep flexible, but injuries, trades, and prospect promotions can throw a wrench in things. In the Angels' case, one trade from the deadline in particular is going to present some challenges going forward.
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
New Ipswich Planning Board grants waiver for dead-end street in 29-unit development. The New Ipswich Planning Board granted a waiver on Wednesday to allow a dead-end road in a proposed 29-unit development on the corner of Appleton and Maki roads, and continued the remainder of the discussion to September. The...