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NHDOT: Supermove from Portsmouth to Amherst continues Wednesday night
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — A million-pound multi-day delivery is making its way from the seaport in Portsmouth to Northern Boulevard in Amherst. The New Hampshire Department of Transportation said the condenser is for a 277-foot-long Eversource Power Station. Officials said the supermove began at the seaport in Portsmouth around 9 p.m. Tuesday. The supermove made its way along Route 33, Route 108, Route 101 and Interstate 293 before stopping on the side of Route 101 in Bedford around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Bill Childs at 90: Celebrating a lifetime of art in Exeter
EXETER — Celebrate the artistic journey of Exeter’s own Bill Childs with “Bill Childs at 90: A Retrospective,” showcasing over 40 of his paintings. This special exhibit at the Town Hall honors his 90th birthday and his many years of creating and teaching art. Most of the paintings will be available for purchase, with a portion of the sales benefiting the Seacoast Artist Association’s scholarship fund. ...
Exeter mobile homeowners see property values skyrocket by 149%
Jeanee Wright said she felt “perplexed” when she learned that the value of manufactured homes in Exeter has nearly tripled compared to the overall increase of other residential homes. “I was confused as to why it was so high,” said Wright, president of the Exeter-Hampton Cooperative mobile home...
Eagles Crush Merrimack 5–1
It took four minutes for Aislin Streicek to put Boston College women’s soccer on the board in its matchup against Merrimack on Sunday afternoon. Sarai Costello received the ball near the right sideline and kicked a perfectly placed pass upfield to Streicek, who found herself directly in front of the goal and delivered a left-footed shot to give BC an early lead.
Brandon Gray Sweeps Central Asphalt Paving Triple Crown at White Mountain
N. Woodstock, NH — White Mountain Motorsports Park crowned its first champion on Saturday night in the Central Asphalt Paving Triple Crown Series for the Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers. After both earned +5 handicaps in the American-Canadian Tour Plus/Minus handicap system, Luke Peters and Tyler Pepin brought the field to green for their final 75-lap affair of the year at New Hampshire’s Favorite Short Track. While the two fought it out throughout the opening circuits, Sam Caron patiently made his way under Pepin while Brandon Gray powered his way by on the outside lane.
Co-living plan in Market Square earns praise and concerns about ‘frat house’ atmosphere
Planning Board members both praised and raised concerns about developer Mark McNabb’s proposal to redevelop the former J.J. Newberry department store building in Market Square by putting “high-density co-living” housing on two floors. McNabb is also proposing to build a roof deck on the top of the...
'It would seem totally incongruous': This Vermonter is punk musician, forester and author
Ethan Tapper is a wild man on stage. The leader of the 10-member Burlington punk band The Bubs screams into the microphone and plays furiously on electric guitar while his band mates cavort happily around him in front of delirious crowds of hundreds of music fans. The chaos of the stage contrasts starkly with Tapper’s other life. The former Chittenden County forester left that post in June to focus on Bear Island, the 175-acre forest he manages...
$500,000 from HUD will help fund Rutland affordable housing
Thursday will be the 50th birthday of an effort by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support affordable housing. HUD’s Community Development Block Grant program has just sent $500,000 to Rutland. Among other locations, the grant money will be put to work at a house just...
Register Now For The Puppies and Pooches on Parade
Registration is now open for the Puppies and Pooches on Parade happening at 10:30 a.m. on August 24 at the Woodstock Village Green. There are multiple categories to enter based on weight and costumes. The registration fee is $30. Register here. In addition to the parade, there will be a...
Man arrested on domestic assault charges in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD — A local man was arrested early Saturday morning after police responded to a domestic dispute on Giddings Street. Springfield Police Department officers, assisted by Chester Police Department’s Ofc. Harrington and Ofc. Watrous, were dispatched to the scene at about 1:33 a.m. where they investigated the incident involving Jeremiah Webster.
Former New Hampshire lawmaker loses right to vote after moving out of his district
NORTH HAVERHILL, N.H. (AP) — A former New Hampshire lawmaker has avoided jail time but lost his right to vote after moving out of his district, keeping his seat for a year and being charged with crimes related to his change of address. Republican Troy Merner pleaded guilty Wednesday to misdemeanor counts of wrongful voting and theft by deception. He had won a fourth term representing Lancaster in the state House in 2022. That’s around the same time he moved to the community of Carroll. He resigned in September 2023 after a complaint that he continued to vote in Lancaster. He received a 12-month sentence that was suspended for two years on good behavior.
Telecom company to pay $1 million fine for Biden deepfake robocall
The telecommunications company that transmitted robocalls using artificial intelligence (AI) to mimic President Biden’s voice will pay a $1 million fine, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced Wednesday. Lingo Telecom carried the calls that targeted New Hampshire voters ahead of the Granite State’s primary in January, using an audio recording of the president’s cloned voice…
UNH Poll: Harris Maintains Lead Over Trump in NH; Walz Inspires Enthusiasm
DURHAM, NH – Vice President Kamala Harris’ lead over former President Donald Trump in the presidential race in New Hampshire is unchanged since July. Nearly half of likely voters in the state expect Harris to win, compared to only a quarter who expected Biden to win before his withdrawal.
Farmer’s Almanac Calling for Lots of Snow and Rain for Maine, New Hampshire, & Massachusetts This Winter
Last winter was definitely abnormal. With the exception of a few really nasty storms (one in mid-December and one in mid-January), the winter was fairly mild. With the exception of a handful of rain and snowstorms, last winter was calm. Even the temperatures remained mild. According to records kept by...
New Hampshire ASC earns total joint replacement accreditation
Manchester, N.H.-based Elliot Health System's Elliot 1-Day Surgery Center has earned the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care's orthopedic advanced certification for its total joint replacement program, according to an Aug. 20 report from Ink Link. Elliot 1-Day is the only ASC in the state to earn the accreditation. To...
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