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COUNCIL ROCK NEWTOWN ADVANCES WITH 5-0 WIN!
A four-run fourth inning and fine pitching by Tyler Neeld propelled Council Rock Newtown to a 5-0 victory over Salem, New Hampshire, in the Little League World Series on last night night in Williamsport. CR Newtown, the Mid-Atlantic champions, will play another consolation game in the double-elimination baseball tournament. The...
‘I just want an apology,’ says driver out $20k after a ‘sweet deal’ on a truck made me suspect a lemon laundering trick
A BUSINESS owner bought a 2016 Ford F-250 to use as a work truck - years later, he suspected the dealership covered up key information. He didn't know about the truck's history until he tried to trade it in. Christopher Titus, a previously loyal Ford truck owner in New Hampshire,...
Anheuser-Busch laying off almost 200 workers in Medford
The layoffs are due to a transition to a new distributor in Massachusetts. The nation’s largest brewing company, which owns multiple brands such as Budweiser, Michelob, Stella Artois, and Bud Light, is laying off nearly 200 Massachusetts employees. On Thursday, Anheuser-Busch announced it is closing its wholesale production at...
Charged in NJ: Alleged ‘grandparent scam’ took millions from elders
Three men from the Dominican Republic have been extradited to the U.S. and made a court appearance in Newark to face charges related to an alleged scam that defrauded elderly Americans out of millions of dollars. The individuals are among 11 Dominican Nationals charged in a 19-count indictment out of...
Boston Set for a Soaking Monday with Thunderstorms Possible, Brighter Skies Expected by Midweek
Bostonians bracing themselves for a soggy start to the workweek will be drenched by showers, and potentially thunderstorms, as Monday ushers in the heaviest downpour the week is set to see. As per the National Weather Service, the likelihood of precipitation is pegged at a full 100%, with new rainfall amounts measuring between half an inch to three quarters.
Woman charged in connection with her grandson's death due in court Monday
LACONIA, N.H. — A woman charged in connection with the 2019 death of her grandson is scheduled to be arraigned Monday at Belknap County Superior Court in Laconia. Sherry Connor, 61, was arrested Friday on charges of manslaughter, first-degree assault, second-degree assault and witness tampering. News 9 has learned that the charges are related to the death of Connor's 5-year-old grandson, Dennis "Boo" Vaughn.
Video: Tracking scattered showers and thunderstorms
Unsettled weather continues through the start of the week with more chances for showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will stay below average for mid-August through late week. Mainly cloudy on Monday with temperatures in the low-mid 70s. While showers are possible at times through the day, the best chance of scattered...
Lappin's Pair of Late Goals Lifts UNH Past Holy Cross, 3-2
DURHAM, N.H. – Grad student Delaney Lappin (Corbin City, N.J.) scored a pair of late goals to lift the University of New Hampshire women's soccer team to Sunday afternoon's 3-2 victory against College of the Holy Cross at Wildcat Stadium. With UNH trailing 2-1, Lappin tied the score in...
Barnstable High School football: Coach, players say they're not slowing down for 2024
HYANNIS − Barnstable Red Hawks football coach Ross Jatkola knows what people are saying. Coming off a 10-2 season, where the Red Hawks made it to the Division 2 state semifinals, Barnstable is expected to take a step back. When you factor in the loss by graduation of running...
'Overstepping.' Plymouth town committee makes decision on land acknowledgement request
A Plymouth town attorney has recommended that a Wampanoag land acknowledgment not appear regularly on any board or committee meeting agendas. Plymouth General Town Counsel Kate McKay said a land acknowledgement "could have future binding implications." Plymouth Area League of Women Voters Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee Chair Phoebe Flynn proposed a land acknowledgement at a...
Police investigate robberies of pizza delivery drivers in Worcester neighborhood
WORCESTER ― Three delivery drivers from three different pizzerias have been victims of a recent wave of late-night armed robberies in the Vernon Hill neighborhood. At 9:50 p.m. Sunday on Esther Street, a driver who had been sent to deliver food was confronted by two men, one holding a gun, according to police. An iPhone and undetermined amount of cash were stolen. Esther Street is off Vernon Street. ...
This looks familiar: Despite new-look roster, Duxbury football seeks same old Div. 4 glory
DUXBURY — The first day of the Duxbury High football team's preseason began with a conditioning walk, not a run. Seems the town was repainting the numbers in the parking spaces in the lot at the athletic complex on Friday, so the Dragons had to park their cars (or get dropped off) in one of the buildings across St. George Street and then hoof it over to Raymond P. Chandler Field. ...
Families of trans athletes sue over NH law banning them from girls’ sports
The families of two transgender girls are suing the state of New Hampshire over a new state law barring them from playing girls sports. Gov. Chris Sununu signed the law, House Bill 1205, last month. It prohibits transgender girls from competing in girls’ sports in middle and high school, and requires an original birth certificate or “other evidence” of the sex a student was assigned at birth. ...
Maine Should Prepare For Prolonged Heat and a Delayed Autumn, According to NOAA Forecast
Doug McIntyre discusses the latest NOAA forecast, which predicts that parts of the U.S. might not experience autumn due to prolonged heat. New Mexico and Maine are highlighted as areas where temperatures are expected to remain well above average. In Phoenix, record-breaking heat may continue with over 100 days of temperatures exceeding 100 degrees. More surprising is Maine, where typical autumn cooling may not occur, with nighttime temperatures staying unusually high. This unusual warmth is troubling for regions like Maine and New Hampshire, raising concerns about the changing climate.
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