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Exeter Deconstructed: the Shakespeare folios
With nearly 400,000 books in its collection, the Class of 1945 Library boasts a trove of literary treasures. But some books stand out. The library is the grateful steward of two folios of William Shakespeare’s printed works: the second, which dates to 1632, and the fourth, which was published in 1685.
City of Keene gathers more community input for downtown infrastructure project
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) — The City of Keene is moving forward with preparations for a major downtown infrastructure project aimed at revitalizing key areas through extensive utility and roadway improvements. To ensure the project meets community needs with minimal disruption, city officials are actively seeking input from downtown businesses and residents.
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Heartwarming Act of Kindness in Newmarket, New Hampshire, Gives us All the Feels
Let's face it, social media can be a very toxic place. Lately we are seeing people use it as an outlet to express their political beliefs which in theory should be totally fine. Freedom of speech, right? But unfortunately people start insulting each other's character based on who they are going to vote for in November and it all gets real ugly real quick.
Infantry soldiers most at risk for suicide, DOD report finds
A new report from the Department of Defense reveals infantry soldiers are most at risk for suicide compared to other roles in the military. The Lewiston gunman, Robert Card, was an Army Reservist who specialized in infantry. He killed 18 people and injured 13 before taking his own life. the...
Lyndon residents deal with fallout from latest flooding event
LYNDON, Vt. — After the Northeast Kingdom saw devastation from recent rains earlier this week, community members are starting to rebuild, the best they can. One of the hardest-hit areas in town, Red Village Road, were destroyed by floodwaters, leaving many stranded with no way in or out. “It's...
Heavy Rainfall To The North & West. Warm & Muggy Overnight
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Showers and storms continue to move into parts of western & northern Maine. Threat of heavy rainfall has come to an end but still a few downpours will be possible. A few of these could find their way into the Bangor area and Downeast shortly after midnight. I still expect areas of fog overnight to be more widespread than the past few nights. It will also be another warm & muggy night with elevated dew points and lows that will range from the mid 60s to the low 70s.
Dazzling Balloon Glow and Laser Show Coming to the Topsham, Maine Fairgrounds
The Topsham Fairgrounds is hosting a unique event that will be fun for the whole family. The Balloon Glow and Laser Show will be in Topsham for two days on Friday, August 30, and Saturday, August 31. What is the Ballon Glow and Laser show? It's what it sounds like...
Planned Parenthood affiliate covering Maine faces ‘serious’ financial trouble
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, which is best known as an abortion provider but performs other health services, projects an $8.6 million shortfall over the next three years.
Vermont gets respite from flood warnings as US senator pushes for disaster aid package
LYNDON, Vt. (AP) — Vermont residents awakened Thursday to a quieter weather forecast with no flood warnings following another round of destructive storms, as a U.S. senator from the state […]
What ‘Olympic Events’ Would Take Place in New England’s First Olympic Games?
The Olympics ROCK. Even non-sport fans like the thrill of the Olympics. It is partially national pride, but I think people just like to watch competitions. We don't really care about hot dog eating - but we ALL love the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. That got my brain thinking...imagine...
For many New Hampshire families, finding a therapist for their kid is 'like a part-time job'
Jennifer’s been a foster parent in Keene for about six years. In that time, they’ve taken in a dozen kids, ranging from toddlers to teens. It’s something Jennifer’s wanted to do from a young age. Growing up in an abusive home, they wanted to become the kind of caring adult they needed in their own life.
Multi-Town Police Chase in New Hampshire Ends in Four Arrests, Suspect Michael Gruette Charged
Chaos unfolded on the streets of several New Hampshire towns late Monday night, as a police chase that spanned approximately 20 miles ended with four arrests. The incident began shortly after 11:30 p.m., when a New Hampshire State Police trooper attempted to pull over a 2011 Subaru Outback on Hall Street in Concord, but the driver chose to instead flee, igniting a pursuit through multiple jurisdictions.