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Novocure hailed for 'new ways to cure cancer' in Portsmouth downtown opening
PORTSMOUTH — A who’s who of New Hampshire politicians touted cancer-fighting company Novocure during the company’s grand opening ceremony of their North American flagship facility in downtown Portsmouth. U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was joined by Gov. Chris Sununu, Mayor Deaglan McEachern, U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan and U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas during the grand opening celebration and ceremonial ribbon cutting late Tuesday afternoon. ...
Honoring NH fallen heroes: Hampton to add new name to GWOT monument
HAMPTON — The Hamptons American Legion Post 35 will host its annual Global War on Terrorism Monument ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 11. The 6 p.m. event will be held at the American Legion Post 35, located at 69 High Street. The monument, the first of its kind in New Hampshire, bears the names of...
Dad sounds warning after alleged attack on girl in Exeter by 'friend'; police investigate
EXETER — Police are investigating a report of an assault on a 12-year-old girl Saturday, when one girl from a group of teens allegedly chased, grabbed, and yanked her to the ground, injuring her elbow. Police Chief Stephan Poulin confirmed in an email Tuesday police received a report of a juvenile assault near the playground at Lincoln Street School at 4:40 p.m. on Aug. 31. ...
Great Bay CC offers medical assistant apprenticeship program: Education news
Great Bay Community College sponsors Federal Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Program PORTSMOUTH – Great Bay Community College is making it easier for employers to train or upskill individuals interested in becoming medical assistants by sponsoring a new U.S. Department of Labor, Medical Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program supported by ApprenticeshipNH. This collaboration between GBCC, ApprenticeshipNH, and the NH...
NH Supreme Court upholds Manchester school policy on transgender students
The Manchester School District’s policy of allowing students to keep their gender identity while at school private does not violate a parent’s constitutional rights, according to an opinion released Friday by the New Hampshire Supreme Court. The lawsuit was filed by the mother of a student who found out inadvertently that their child was using a different name and pronouns while at school. The mother, who disapproved of their child’s transgender status, alleged the school was violating...
Tuesday Seacoast Roundup: Winnacunnet, Dover, Exeter girls all post Division I shutouts
HAMPTON - Mia Lantaigne and Isla Christie each had two goals and one assist as the Winnacunnet High School girls soccer team beat Nashua South, 6-0 on Tuesday in a Division I match. Sophia Guimaraes and Liana Pacheco also scored a goal for the Warriors, who improved to 2-0. Guimaraes, Taylor Burness, and...
PPMtv says it will close if Portsmouth doesn't provide more funds
PORTSMOUTH — Leaders from Portsmouth Public Media Television Inc. are lobbying the City Council to change how much money the organization gets from the city’s federally mandated cable franchise fees. Alexis Mason, the president of PPMtv’s Board of Directors, called the city’s policy regarding the allocation of the fanchise fee “outdated.” ...
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