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Captain Eddie Dellecese, of the fishing vessel Buckeye, won the Fishing Heritage Center’s second annual Scallopalooza contest, shucking 100 scallops in under five minutes
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Paved surfaces like roads, sidewalks, and driveways send stormwater into our sewers. This week on Possibly we explore engineering solutions that can help keep sewers and waterways clean.
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NH identifies 89 people with cyclosporiasis as rate of new cases slows nationally
At least 41 people were sickened after eating recalled iceberg lettuce at Cheshire Medical Center earlier this summer.
Keene residents and officials grapple with aftermath of local ICE arrests
Nearly 200 people squeezed into Keene City Hall for a special council meeting on Monday night to figure out next steps after several ICE arrests last week.
Rutland church seeks 'complete justice' in wake of elder’s arrest on sex charges
Andrew Buzzell, 34, was a church elder who ran the state chapter of Child Evangelism Fellowship. He was arrested this month on a charge of distributing child sexual abuse material.
In Biddeford hearing, House Dems say Trump admin and GOP are failing to investigate fatal ICE shooting
Pingree and several colleagues held a field hearing in Biddeford today, vowing to conduct an official investigation if Democrats retake the House majority in November.
Dartmouth study finds AI can help doctors sound more empathetic, but overdiagnoses and overtreats
A study from Dartmouth found that AI can help physicians manage patient messaging, but it comes with some caveats.
How the new federal housing act will affect NH’s real estate crunch
New Hampshire housing advocates say the legislation will give developers more flexibility and incentives to build affordable units in the state.
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