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Air National Guard speaks out about fighter jets seen over several NH communities
The Air National Guard is giving clarity after fighter jets were spotted over multiple southern New Hampshire communities. Several viewers reached out to News 9 after seeing the jets Wednesday. The 104th Fighter Wing, which is based at Barnes Air National Guard Base in Westfield, Massachusetts, confirmed the jets were...
Health officials alert residents about possible measles exposure in multiple states
State health departments in Massachusetts and New Hampshire issued alerts warning residents about a confirmed case of measles from an international visitor that could have exposed others.
This New Hampshire Restaurant Was the Recipient of Four Best of NH Awards
Since 2000, New Hampshire Magazine has polled and published the picks of its readers and editors in categories like best cupcakes, best margarita, best secondhand store, and everything in between. Voting in these categories takes place annually, starting in mid-January. The online-only ballot is the best way for readers and...
Maine game wardens face off against New Hampshire wildlife officials in North Woods Throwdown
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Maine Game Wardens are facing off against New Hampshire Conservation Officers in the annual North Woods Throwdown on Saturday. The charity softball game helps prevent illegal hunting and poaching by raising money for Maine Operation Game Thief, International Wildlife Crimestoppers Inc. and NH Conservation Officers Relief Association.
NH Electric Co-op resignations spotlight alleged culture of sexism and bullying
New Hampshire’s consumer advocate is calling for regulators to investigate the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative after two women who previously led the board of directors resigned Tuesday. Sharon Davis, the former chair of the co-op’s board of directors and Madeline McElaney, the former vice chair, had both served multiple...
42-year-old Massachusetts man arrested after thousands of pills, kilo-sized brick of powder, $250,000 in cash seized
Authorities seized thousands of orange and blue pills, a kilo-sized brick of powder, and nearly $250,000 in cash in a drug bust at the Crestshire Drive home of 42-year-old Manuel Barroso, in Lawrence, Mass., Essex County District Attorney Paul Tucker and Acting Lawrence Police Chief Melix Bonilla announced. The Massachusetts...
Investment shows growth in NH casino gaming
Greg Carlin’s investment in his Beach Club Casino in Hampton is emblematic of how popular charitable gambling is in New Hampshire and how much it’s likely to grow in the future. “New Hampshire’s charitable gaming framework is unique in putting community first while providing an enjoyable gaming and...
Sununu blames ‘Democratic elite’ for Biden’s poor debate performance
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) took a swipe at the “Democratic elite” in an interview Friday, blaming those in leadership for President Biden’s poor performance in the recent debate. Sununu highlighted the Democratic National Committee’s (DNC) decision early in the cycle to skip the New Hampshire primary and focus first on South Carolina. “Let’s…
New Hampshire homelessness advocates decry Supreme Court ruling
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that cities can ban people from sleeping and camping in public places. Homelessness advocates in New Hampshire decried the 6-3 decision, which reverses an appeals court ruling that found an outdoor camping ban in an Oregon city to be unconstitutional.
'Dodged a bullet'; Endangered birds unharmed in Hampton Beach brushfire
HAMPTON, N.H. — A fire burned through an area of the dunes at Hampton Beach early Saturday morning. The dunes are home to a delicate ecosystem, including the nesting grounds for the endangered Piping Plovers. Hampton fire Chief Michael McMahon said the call around 3 a.m. for a report...
Consumer Advocate Calls for Investigation of N.H. Electric Cooperative
It’s all about the Principles: Co-op Principles and Electric Restructuring Principles. Consumer Advocate Donald Kreis has formally asked the state’s utility regulators to conduct an investigation of the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC). In a letter to Chairman Daniel Goldner of the Public Utilities Commission, Kreis cited recent...
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