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Alan Kehoe Named Men’s Soccer Assistant Coach
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's soccer program has named Alan Kehoe an assistant coach. "We are excited to welcome Alan back to his alma mater," said UNH head coach Rich Weinrebe. "It is always good to have an alum back into the program especially someone that was such a big part of our growth in the last 10 years. On and off the field he is going to push our student-athletes with his drive and passion for UNH. He is a great person, who has high character, and we couldn't be happier to have him back in Durham."
Haverhill to Complete Paving of Winter and Nearby Streets Thursday Night
Final paving of Winter Street—Route 97—and nearby streets in Haverhill is scheduled to take place Thursday. Work takes place along Winter Street, from Lafayette Square to Main Street; Lafayette Square, from Hilldale Avenue to Winter Street; Locust Street, from Winter to Orchard Streets; and Emerson Street, from Winter Street to Bailey Boulevard.
Video: Autumn feel continues with passing showers
This early taste of fall continues through Thursday evening with clouds and showers helping to keep temperatures well below average. Signs of summer's return later this week with more sunshine and a warming trend into the weekend. Some sunshine early today will quickly be replaced by building clouds and scattered...
Templeton police seek public’s help to identify man in Baldwinville incident
TEMPLETON — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man involved in a Sunday night incident in Baldwinville. In a statement released Monday, the Templeton Police Department urged anyone with information about the man, whose photo has been circulated by the department, to come forward.
Mass. communities at critical EEE risk consider safety measures
After Massachusetts' first human case of Eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, in four years, some towns are considering taking action to keep people safe. Four towns — Douglas, Oxford, Sutton and Webster — are at critical risk for the mosquito-borne illness after a man in his 80s contracted it in Worcester County, the Department of Public Health said last week.
How families can get ready for a new school year
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow)—Children will soon be trading in the chimes of neighborhood ice cream trucks for the bells of school as summer vacation gives way to the start of a new academic year. August through September is prime back-to-school season, with children all across the country stocking their backpacks and shopping for new school wardrobes.
FCC announces settlement against provider linked to fake Biden robocalls
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Federal Communications Commission has announced a settlement against a provider accused of transmitting fake robocalls to spread disinformation ahead of New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary. Lingo Telecom will have to pay a $1 million civil penalty. The company will also have to thoroughly verify the accuracy...
Wu gets personal about pregnancy journey while promoting Harris-Walz at DNC
“I felt very lucky to live in Massachusetts, in a state where our political leadership and community across the board has said we are going to protect women whatever it takes,” Wu said about her pregnancy to the Globe on Tuesday. Mayor Michelle Wu opened up about her pregnancy...
Massachusetts DPH: Nashoba Valley, Carney hospitals provide 'essential services' amid closure plans
Ayer, Mass. — Carney Hospital and Nashoba Valley Medical Center, which are set to close in less than two weeks, each provide an "essential service necessary for preserving access and health status" in their areas, Massachusetts public health regulators concluded this week. The Department of Public Health found after...
MASCAC Preseason Field Hockey Poll Announced
Fitchburg, Mass: The Fitchburg State field hockey team was recently ranked fourth in the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Preseason Coaches Poll as voted upon by the league's coaches. The defending MASCAC regular season and post season champions of Worcester State University have been picked to hoist the league...
Top 5 Weekend Events Greater Nashua 8/23
Every Friday, Macaroni KID Nashua shares 5 things to do THIS WEEKEND with your kids (or sometimes for your kids) in the Greater Nashua area. Here are our picks for the weekend of August 23rd, 2024. Click on the links below for all the details! Don't forget to check out all our events in the events calendar. See the full month here and if you click on a day, all the events for that day will appear below.
Dartmouth basketball players union accuses school of unfair labor practices over refusal to bargain
The union representing the Dartmouth men’s basketball team filed an unfair labor practice charge against the Ivy League school on Wednesday because it has refused to negotiate with the players on a collective bargaining agreement. Service Employees International Union Local 560, which already represents some other workers at the Hanover, New Hampshire, school, said the failure to bargain was a violation of both labor law and the school’s own code of ethics. “For nearly 60 years, Dartmouth has followed a tradition of bargaining fair and equitable union contracts with our local,” union president Chris Peck said in a statement. “It is past time for Dartmouth administration to avoid the looming financial and legal liabilities by grasping this opportunity to show leadership, as the players have, and live up to its own rhetoric regarding the importance of both community and dialogue.” A regional director of the National Labor Relations Board ruled in March that Dartmouth men’s basketball players were employees of the school, clearing the way for them to unionize. The players then voted 13-2 to join SEIU Local 560.
Proctor Invests in Ski Area Adaptability and Efficiency as Winter Shifts
ANDOVER – Producing five Olympians throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Proctor Academy’s niche as one of the few independent schools with a privately owned and operated ski facility on its campus continues to draw talented snow sports athletes to the region. With warming winters, an investment in adaptability and efficiency sits at the heart of the Proctor Ski Area’s future strategy.
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