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A new law will ban added PFAS in certain consumer goods, starting in 2027
Gov. Chris Sununu signed a new law last Friday that will ban the sale of added PFAS in some consumer products starting in 2027, create a new standard to hold polluters accountable, and ensure that funds received by the state from PFAS litigation will be used to provide clean water for people affected by PFAS contamination.
Q&A: Trim-Able creator Kyle Dimick
Kyle Dimick, a resident of Thornton, was recovering from a skiing accident at a physical therapy clinic in 2018 when he observed a patient visit the clinic to get his toenails trimmed. A physical therapist told Dimick it was a common situation for those having difficulty reaching down to trim their nails themselves, due to motor and muscular conditions.
Suspect holds up Mansfield gas station at gunpoint: State Police
MANSFIELD, Conn. — An armed robbery occurred early Saturday afternoon at the Citgo at 9 Stafford Road in Mansfield, according to a release from Connecticut State Police. Troopers from Troop C in nearby Tolland were dispatched to the gas station around 12:05 p.m. after being alerted of the armed robbery.
Marlboro woman killed in pedestrian crash on Route 9
Vermont State Police are working to determine what led up to a deadly pedestrian crash on Route 9 in Marlboro. Constance Vrooman, 74, of Marlboro was walking on the road just after 11:00 Saturday morning near the Hogback Mountain scenic overlook. Vermont State Police say a pickup truck struck her; she died at the scene before help could arrive.
(Archive November 1, 2011) Enrollment Decreases at MWCC
At MWCC, enrollment rates are down 3.8% in the 2011 fall semester after several years of continuous increases. You can see the changes in enrollment rates in the chart above. The associate VP of enrollment management and student financial aid, Ryan Forsythe, attributed the decrease to a change in the economic situation and people with less of a need to go to school. The decline is also caused by smaller high school graduating class sizes and a change in demographics in the community. Forsythe also noted that these enrollment rates are fluctuating around the area with many other colleges seeing changes in their enrollment rates.
Rob Gronkowski nails it with take on Bailey Zappe, Patriots QB battle
Very rarely in the modern NFL are four quarterbacks competing for roster spots on the same, is it becomes increasingly difficult to give all of them the reps they need. The New England Patriots, however, are doing just that, as three different young quarterbacks are fighting for space. The depth...
19-year-old driver arrested by Massachusetts State Police after Cape Cod crash that killed 1, seriously injured another
On Friday, a teenager was arrested concerning a fatal crash on Cape Cod. According to Massachusetts State Police, shortly before 7:00 p.m., troopers from the State Police Bourne Barracks responded to a multiple-car, fatal crash at the base of the Sagamore Bridge on Route 6 west. Preliminary information indicates that...
New Hampshire Group to rebrand charitable gaming locations
The New Hampshire Group has announced that it will rebrand properties to Revo Casino and Social House. US.- The New Hampshire Group (NHG) has announced that it will rebrand several charitable gaming locations to Revo Casino and Social House. Filotimo Casinos in Manchester and Dover, Wonder Casino in Keene and Lebanon Poker Room and Casino in Lebanon will have new amenities, which include live entertainment and restaurants.
Lenshipz Services: Revolutionizing Property Management, Lawn Care, and Pressure Washing in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts
Lenshipz Services, a new company based in Seabrook, NH, offers comprehensive property management, lawn mowing, and pressure washing services across New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. With a focus on quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction, Lenshipz Services aims to revolutionize property care with their innovative solutions and customer-centric approach. For more details, visit www.lenshipz.com.
A Week-Long Bargain Sale is Coming to Struggling Retailer in MA
One of the big news items that has been covered by many media outlets lately is that discount retail chain Big Lots is closing over 300 underperforming stores nationwide. Big Lots operates 23 stores in Massachusetts, six are included in the upcoming closures including Ashland, Dennis, Northampton, Seekonk, and West Springfield.
Fairies Aglow at New England Botanic Garden!
On select evenings this fall, Enchanted Forest becomes even more mesmerizing with dazzling light displays and illuminated fairy houses. This special after-hours event offers a unique opportunity to see the fairy houses illuminated at night, providing a different way to experience the exhibition. This family-friendly event also includes enchanting activities, ethereal music, and real-life fairy friends. Explore the wonders of the season and experience the Ramble in a whole new light.
Rip current advisory issued along New Hampshire coastline as Debby pulls away
HAMPTON, N.H. — The remnants of Debby have moved away from New Hampshire, but the storm's impact could still threaten people looking to take advantage of Saturday's nice weather. A rip current advisory is in effect at the Seacoast. The rain at the beach slowed down by early Saturday...
Dartmouth plans to expand outreach to rural communities
On July 24, Dartmouth announced that it had joined the Small Town and Rural Students College Network, a group of 32 universities committed to supporting applicants from rural areas. The College is among 16 universities to join the network this year. As a member of the network, the College will...
New exhibit seeks to revive UNH Museum of Art
DURHAM -- A special fall art exhibit brings local galleries together in effort to breathe new life into the University of New Hampshire's former Museum of Art. The exhibit Not for Sale will be the inaugural show to be held at the art gallery at UNH, located in the Paul Creative Arts Center at 30 Academic Way. The exhibit, which will showcase the work of more than 40 artists, runs from Aug. 26 through Oct. 11, is...
Hewlett and Rainey Named Women's Soccer Captains
DURHAM, N.H. – Grad student Anna Hewlett (Webster, N.Y.) and redshirt junior Sally Rainey (West Lebanon, N.H.) have been named the captains of the 2024 University of New Hampshire women's soccer team. Both Hewlett and Rainey were captains last season. Hewlett started all 16 matches last season and ranked...
Medical building may transform to housing in Somersworth
SOMERSWORTH — A vacant High Street office building may soon be transformed into a residential property. The city's Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a change of use request for the former Seacoast RediCare building Wednesday night. Marc Smith, of 396 High Street LLC in Portsmouth, said his company has the 396...
Portsmouth to close skatepark temporarily
PORTSMOUTH — City officials have announced the temporary closure next week of its popular skatepark off Route 33. The park will be closed from Monday, Aug. 12 through Thursday, Aug. 15 “to allow the contractor to complete a punch list of necessary final details for the project,” according to a city press release. The skatepark will...
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