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Elizabeth Ketch

George Wald scientific talk: The Origin of Death

This summer, there are several ways to experience our neighbor to the north — New Hampshire — and there’s no better place to explore the culture and history of New

STATEWIDE —Created by the New Hampshire Historical Society, the 603 History Hunt is one of several experiential learning opportunities on the New Hampshire Heritage Museum Trail that invite exploration of

A federal push for the Hadley Falls Dam to resume generating power or surrender its license to generate electricity has endangered the dam’s future. The Kelley’s Falls Dam in Manchester

A federal push for the Hadley Falls Dam to resume generating power or surrender its license to generate electricity has endangered the dam’s future. The Kelley’s Falls Dam in Manchester

Business owners report that though economic factors presented challenges, all in all, the summer of 2022 was amazingly fruitful.

"The rat goes in, eats the bait, exits and undergoes a brutal death," Jane Kelly said. "But then a hawk swoops down and it thinks, Oh! Dinner!"

Dry conditions affecting the state are tied to low snowpack this past winter and below-average rainfall over the past few months, according to NHDES.

Heres what kids have to say about “Trout in the Classroom” program and how it works.