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MMRG celebrates 34-acre Simpson Conservation easement in Ossipee, Tuftonboro
WAKEFIELD — Moose Mountains Regional Greenways recently celebrated the permanent protection of the 34-acre Simpson Easement located in Ossipee and Tuftonboro. The Simpson Easement is in close proximity to more than 1,000 acres of existing conserved lands including the New Hampshire Fish and Game Garland Pond Wildlife Management Area and is adjacent to a larger pending conservation project on Chickville Road, significantly enlarging a contiguous block of conserved lands. With Carroll County experiencing a high rate of new building development, expanding on this existing wildlife corridor is crucial for supporting biodiversity in the region and protecting the rural character that local residents cherish.
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...
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...
State officials investigating possible measles exposure after international traveler tests positive
HANOVER, New Hampshire — The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is investigating a possible measles exposure after an international traveler who visited Hanover this month tested positive. DHHS said the international traveler tested positive for measles after returning home. DHHS said the traveler made several stops...
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.
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...
Someone in a New Hampshire Facebook Group is Trying to Sell a $100 Bill for $500
Well, this is hilarious. No one is letting this guy get away with this. I don't want to call this man out by name, but if you follow yard sale pages in New Hampshire on Facebook, chances are you have seen this hilarity ensue. Now look, I love a yard...
New Hampshire Target Stores Are Decreasing the Number of Items You Can Buy in Self Check Out
The minute we get used to something, they have to go and change it. Recently, according to abcnews.go.com, Target announced that it was reducing the number of items you could bring through the self-checkout to 10 or less. Dollar General and Walmart made similar changes as well. There are three...
NH Supreme Court Hears Case On Whether ‘Keep New England White’ Banner Constitutes Free Speech
The New Hampshire Supreme Court is hearing a case on whether a white supremacist group's 'Keep New England White' banner is free speech. The post NH Supreme Court Hears Case On Whether ‘Keep New England White’ Banner Constitutes Free Speech appeared first on NewsOne.
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