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Seaplanes Want to Beach Aircraft at Weirs
Seaplanes could join swimmers at Weirs Beach if a request before city council next month is successful. City councilors will hear a request from Epic Seaplane Adventures to designate and operate a seaplane base out of the Weirs at their first meeting in July, bringing the novel activity back to the city after decades without it.
Music, art and nature this summer
Monday through Thursday, July 8-11, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Join local artist Debbie Campbell for a painting workshop on the essentials of watercolor. Students, ages 10 and up, will learn watercolor techniques and express their creativity while learning about color, composition and perspective. Fee is $75. All materials provided. Advance registration required. Scholarships are available. To inquire or register, call 603-763-4789 x3.
JSRHS offers freshman transition program
Knowing that the transition between middle and high school is a significant milestone in a young person’s life, John Stark Regional High School is offering a program specifically designed for incoming freshmen. We are John Stark! is a two-week program designed to provide an introduction to the school, continued practice and development of executive functioning, collaborative and other academic skills, as well as key social/emotional competencies. It is ideal for any incoming ninth-grade student looking to sharpen skills, engage in collaborative learning experiences, become familiar with our work-study practices and school norms, and have fun. Students who have struggled in eighth grade are especially encouraged to participate in the program in order to best prepare for a successful transition to high school. Upon successful completion of this program, students will earn 10 service learning hours.
Portsmouth and building owner fight over future of State Street structure damaged in fire
PORTSMOUTH — The city’s chief building inspector has asked the owner of the historic Daily Times building to provide a plan to shore up the structure in order to protect public safety. A major downtown fire in April 2017 damaged several buildings in the heart of the city’s Historic District, including 278 State Street. ...
Former University of New Hampshire track athlete qualifies second event at Paris Olympic Games
MANCHESTER, N.H. — University of New Hampshire’s Elle Purrier St. Pierre has a new personal best after competing in the 1,500-meter run at the Olympic trails in Oregon. Purrier St. Pierre finished third with a time of 3 minutes and 55.99 seconds. She will now compete in both...
Nashua woman selected finalist for Caregiver of the Year award
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A Nashua woman has been named one of the top three caregivers in the United States. Gloria De La Cruz, who works for Visiting Angels, has been a caregiver for almost 20 years. “Gloria consistently displays a can-do attitude, even in challenging situations. Her exceptional compassion...
Lebanon to swap fireworks for laser light show this year during Fourth of July celebration
LEBANON, N.H. — Fourth of July festivities in Lebanon will be a bit different this year after organizers announced that the traditional fireworks show will not be happening. Lebanon's Fourth of July celebration will span most of the day, starting in the morning with the Red, White, and Blue 6.2-mile and 5k race. The weekly farmers market at Colburn Park will also take place and run from 4 to 7 p.m.
Lifejackets Available for Free Along Seacoast
If you’re visiting Hampton Harbor this summer, you’ll be able to grab a life vest on the house. A few dozen lifejackets are available for anyone to borrow before taking to the water. It’s part of a Seacoast safety initiative from the Hampton Rotary Club. Visitors are...
Legendary NH Throws Coach Ed Daniels Passes at 71
MANCHESTER, N.H. –Southern New Hampshire University Librarian and assistant track and field coach Ed Daniels passed away on Friday at Elliott Hospital in Manchester, N.H. The Salisbury, N.H. resident was 71. For more than three decades, he served as a Librarian for the student population and faculty at the...
Lebanon Installs New Wayfinding Signs Throughout City
The City of Lebanon announced that residents and visitors will be treated to new tools to aid in their travels throughout the city with new signs being installed to pinpoint common locations. The city announced that over a dozen wayfinding signs are currently being installed throughout the city as a...
Outstanding Service Award: Annie’s Angels recognized by Stratham Republican Committee
STRATHAM — The Stratham Republican Town Committee presented its first annual Outstanding Service Award to Annie’s Angels. The committee handed out the award during its June 19 meeting to Bill and Diane DaGiau, the leaders of Annie’s Angels. ...
Hampton Falls woman named Girl Scout Volunteer of the Month
HAMPTON FALLS — Showing Girl Scouts that they can do anything if they put their mind to it is important to Candace Cimon, leader of Troop 58715 in Hampton/Hampton Falls. Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains agrees and has named Candace Cimon its Volunteer of the Month for July.
Center for the Arts Weekend kicks off in July
The Center for the Arts (CFA) is collaborating with businesses and organizations in Sunapee Harbor around its popular Arts in the Harbor and Naturally New England Arts Exhibit and Crafters Show, which has run for almost five years. The Center for the Arts supports, promotes, and connects the literary, performance,...
Langdon Place of Keene awarded for high performance standards
KEENE, N.H. – (MyKeeneNow) Langdon Place of Keene, a comprehensive skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and senior living facility in Keene, NH, has been honored with the 2024 Silver – Achievement in Quality Award by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL). This accolade is the second tier of recognition in the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program, which commends organizations that consistently meet higher performance standards to enhance the lives of both residents and staff in long-term care settings.
Siewruk Added to Men's Basketball Roster
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's basketball program, led by second-year head coach Nathan Davis, has announced the addition of Antoni Siewruk (Koszalin, Poland) to the roster for the upcoming 2024-25 season. Siewruk is a 6-foot-9 shooting guard and incoming freshman who played for the SMS...
Toddler suffers gunshot wound in left hand, Sanford police say
SANFORD, Maine — A toddler is being treated after police say he suffered a gunshot injury to his hand during an incident Tuesday afternoon at a home in Sanford. Emergency officials were notified shortly before 4:30 p.m. about possible gunshots heard on Shaw Road, the Sanford Police Department said in a news release.
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