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New research shows how PFAS could be affecting New Hampshire’s nursing moms, babies
A recent study of New Hampshire mothers led by a Dartmouth researcher found that mothers with higher PFAS levels were at greater risk of stopping exclusive breastfeeding early. Experts recommend infants be exclusively breastfed for the first six months because of a number of health benefits. The New Hampshire study, published in May, found the association with shorter breastfeeding durations were “driven largely by PFOA,” or perfluorooctanoate. Those in the highest quarter of PFOA levels had a...
UNH Manchester Project Integrates Character Development Into Technical Education
Can learning computing and engineering form character? That’s what a UNH College of Professional Studies team of educators and researchers will investigate over the next three years. Mihaela Sabin, professor of computer science in the College of Professional Studies Manchester division, will collaborate on a project led by Purdue...
Haverhill’s Plug Pond Remains Closed Due to Bacteria; City Hopeful of Friday Reopening
Haverhill’s Plug Pond will remain closed until at least Thursday when additional bacteria testing is scheduled to take place. The city said the popular swimming area will “hopefully reopen Friday.”. Plug Pond, officially known as Lake Saltonstall, has been closed since last Friday after, officials said, heavy rain...
New Hampshire Woman Raises Almost $400K for Elderly Vet Taking Care of His Wife With Dementia
This writing comes with a warning: you may burst out into uncontrollable sobs, so break out the tissues. A woman who sometimes helps out at U. S. Gold & Pawn on South Willow Street in Manchester, New Hampshire, Jenelle Marie, got to know Donald, a 90-year-old New Hampshire veteran. Donald came into the pawn shop with some gold jewelry he wanted to pawn so he could pay his medical bills for his wife, who was recently diagnosed with dementia. Donald's landlord also had to raise his rent, so he was in dire straits. Thank GOD he found Jenelle. She started a GoFundMe account, and at of the time of this writing, the GoFundMe contributions are almost $400,000.
Overdose deaths drop in New Hampshire cities as officials warn of powerful synthetic opioid
MANCHESTER, N.H. — As opioid overdoses fall in two New Hampshire cities, emergency officials are issuing a new warning about a strong synthetic drug. Federal officials said that since last summer, they have been monitoring the drug carfentanil, a tranquilizer used for large animals, such as horses. The warning...
Media Company Amplifies Marginalized Voices
Anthony Payton, owner of Anthony Payton Media in Manchester, learned about business on the streets of Brooklyn in the 1990s—supply and demand, supply chain economics, and networking. The problem, he says, was despite having a loving family, he was selling cocaine and crack. “From a business perspective, my profit...
Remembering Henry Lee’s legacy of defending Boston’s parks
The Boston Public Garden lost a friend this week. Henry Lee was a pioneer in protecting Boston’s beloved open space. He stood up to a sizable challenge in the 1970s to ward off construction and led Friends of the Public Garden for over 40 years in preserving an iconic piece of Boston’s landscape.
Barnstead police seek man in Dollar General theft
BARNSTEAD — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of shoplifting from a local Dollar General store. The Barnstead Police Department released a statement requesting assistance in locating a man who allegedly left the store without paying for several items. The incident occurred...
Kevin Hebert reflects on 14 years at Spaulding; and why he resigned as AD/football coach
Kevin Hebert will have an interesting choice to make in late October when Spaulding hosts Dover in a Division I football clash in the penultimate game of the regular season. Hebert's son, Ryan, is now a freshman at Dover High School, and Hebert spent the last 14 years at Spaulding, the last six as head football coach. ...
Cheshire Medical Searching for New CFO
Cheshire Medical Center in Keene (File photo by Hannah Schroeder/Sentinel Staff) Cheshire Medical Center is looking for a new chief financial officer, following the retirement of that position's predecessor. Dan Gross, the Dartmouth Health affiliate's former chief financial officer, retired in May after holding the position for three years, according...
Watts Marks 150 Years with Celebration of Legacy and Innovation
Watts celebrated its 150th anniversary on Monday, Aug. 5, 2024, at its global headquarters in North Andover, Massachusetts, with a gathering that included employees, the Watts Board of Directors, local and state officials, local community partners, and members of the trade media. The celebration featured remarks from CEO, President, and...
Ipswich Inn Bed and Breakfast hits the market
IPSWICH — The Ipswich Inn Bed and Breakfast on East Street is now up for sale. Listed by J. Barrett & Company for $1.499 million, the property is in the in-town residential zoning district. The main house includes seven bedrooms (each with a bath), a formal dining room, commercial...
Big-Time Fun Happens With the U.S. Navy Band in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
It's a special Veteran's Night at Prescott Park in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and you are invited. If you've never heard the United States Navy Band, it's a real treat. They play music from the 1960's right up to current top hits, featuring music by The Eagles, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley, Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus, and more.
Canton Restaurateur Faces Charges for Allegedly Filing False Tax Returns
Yesterday, a Gilford, N.H., man, formerly of Canton, Mass., faced charges of filing false tax returns, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Remigijus Mikelenas, 55, the ex-proprietor of a café and a juice bar in Canton, is accused of not reporting over $3.5 million in gross receipts, skirting more than $860,000 in federal income taxes.
This Peabody man is looking for love on ‘The Golden Bachelorette’
Ken O., a property management treasurer, 60, is "ready for love." Peabody resident Ken O. is looking for love, and he wants all of America to know it. He’s about to compete on the first-ever season of “The Golden Bachelorette.”. “I’m ready for love,” Ken said in an...
Lynnfield Fire Dept. tops off new headquarters
Adam LevineLYNNFIELD — The Fire Department topped off its new Fire Headquarters building with its final steel beam on Wednesday. Current and retired Lynnfield firefighters were joined by residents at the construction site. Attendees were invited to sign the final beam before it was placed. Fire Chief Glenn Davis said new public-safety facilities became one of the […] The post Lynnfield Fire Dept. tops off new headquarters appeared first on Itemlive.
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