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Women's Soccer Drops its Season Opener to UNH Under the Lights
EASTON, Mass. (August 15, 2024) – The Stonehill College women's soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision under the lights at W.B. Mason Stadium to the University of New Hampshire in its 2024 season opener. With the loss, the Skyhawks start the season at 0-1, while the Wildcats open the campaign at 1-0. Highlights.
Neighbor threatens to sue town of Kittery over noise from pickleball courts
KITTERY (WGME) -- There is even more controversy involving pickleball courts in Maine. A neighbor is now threatening to sue the town of Kittery over noise from nearby pickleball courts. The neighbor, who works nights, claims it disrupts her sleep during the day. For a long time, the Kittery park...
Maine Law Firm Vets YDC Abuse Claims and Paid From Same Victims’ Settlement Fund
The state is paying an out-of-state law firm to vet claims by victims who were abused as children while incarcerated at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester – then called YDC – out of the same $160 million the legislature approved to compensate victims through the settlement fund.
Roadwork to Begin on West Street, expect traffic delays
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) – The 2024 Road Rehabilitation Project continues Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, on West Street from the Route 9/10/12 Bypass to Central Square. The project will address pavement issues, particularly in the more uneven sections of the road, with a focus on the lanes closest to the sidewalk.
While mandated by law, workforce housing lacks enforcement, incentives
LACONIA — Workforce housing — meant to provide an option for those whose salaries are too high to qualify for subsidized housing — is heroic in theory, but difficult in practice, mainly because of lack of legislation and financial constraints. Members of the board of Laconia Housing...
Digital Experience Agency SilverTech Grows Through Face-to-Face Relationships
The new Bedford location for SilverTech. (Courtesy of Silvertech) At SilverTech, a digital experience agency in Bedford providing web development and marketing services, the company’s 20% annual growth in recent years is the result of building long-term, face-to-face relationships with clients. That growth led to the firm recently relocating from a 13,000-square-foot building in Manchester to a 40,000-square-foot office space in Bedford to accommodate its 100 employees’ hybrid schedules, in-person trainings and a more personable.
Hudson housing development promises 'net zero' energy costs and new job opportunities
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A new development in Hudson promises “net zero” energy costs for homeowners. According to Barrett Hill planners, duplex-style homes are designed to save residents hundreds of dollars on utility bills, and the careful design will keep the utility footprint small while providing green spaces.
“Yankee Chronicle” 8/15/24 presented by Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice
Welcome to the Yankee Chronicle. For the next 2 weeks, our show is presented by the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice as they are celebrating 20 years of their Renaissance Shoppe where items are donated by community members and are in turn resold, with profits going directly back to the vital home care, hospice and community health programs provided by Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice. I’m Abby Peel, your host. Cathy Raymond will join me to tell us about the mission of this asset in their efforts to provide healthcare services to everyone. Kate Nobili will preview this year’s edition of the Apple Pie contest and crafts fair supporting the Newport’s Library Arts Center. Gram Gifford from the Telephone Museum and Andy Bullock from the Indian Museum will tell us about a collaborative event on the Code Talkers. Tim Blagden will bring us up to speed on developments on the Concord to Lake Sunapee Rail Trail. And our Laura James will visit with the Refinery Restaurants owner Brian McKenzie.
Consumer Reports: Spotting hidden flood damage when buying a used car
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Consumers looking to buy a used car in flood-affected areas should be cautious, as flood-damaged vehicles can enter the market with hidden problems and undisclosed damage. “Too often, when an insurance company declares a flood-damaged car a total loss, that information isn’t communicated to potential buyers,”...
SEPTEMBER 2024 CLARION — CLOSING DATE AUGUST 22, 2024
Feels like it was just yesterday when I asked you for CLARION submissions, and now it is time again to ask you to send along your submissions – now for SEPTEMBER 2024 – Please have your inputs to me by 5 pm Walpole time, Thursday, August 22. Submission guidelines, and contact email are on the CLARION website.
Construction Defects Are Not Covered Property Damage in Commercial Liability Policy
A home builder is not covered under the property damage coverage in its commercial liability policy for construction defects for which it was responsible. A three-judge panel of the Massachusetts Appeals Court has held for the first time that “construction defects, standing alone, do not constitute property damage within the meaning of a commercial general liability policy.”
Rare find: Father-son lobstermen pull calico lobster from Maine waters
WELLS, Maine — Another uniquely colored lobster has been pulled from Maine waters. Sarah Seale shared a picture with Maine's Total Coverage of a calico lobster that her husband, Josh, and son, Zach, who is a junior lobsterman, caught on Wednesday. Their boat operates out of Wells Harbor. As...
Woman caught on camera defecating behind Berkley farm stand
BERKLEY, Mass. (WLNE) — A stomach-churning act caught on camera in Berkley on Wednesday. A woman was seen getting out of a car on South Main Street and defecating behind a local farm stand. “I logged on [to] my camera and saw a lady walk toward my gate,” Dallas...
Healey Comment Suggests Saving Haverhill Campus of Holy Family Hospital Still Possible
WHAV staff contributed to this report by Alison Kuznitz. Gov. Maura T. Healey hinted Thursday that Holy Family Hospital’s Haverhill campus might still be saved. With potential deals, such as Lawrence General Hospital’s potential bid for Holy Family Hospital, still up in the air, the governor’s new mention of six campuses for five Steward Hospitals suggests a potential path for keeping Holy Family Hospital.
Free ‘Vehicle Night,’ K-9 Demonstration Comes to Groveland Aug. 28
Groveland plans an all-encompassing “Vehicle Night” late this month, assembling a public event involving not just first responder vehicles and apparatus, but a variety of equipment and extras such as a K-9 demonstration. For the first time since the pandemic, the Langley-Adams Library and Groveland Police Department are...
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