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By Sophie Oehler

Bluebirds seem to be having a moment.

Whenever I am lucky enough to encounter a wild owl, my body does something strange. Some unconscious reflex causes me to freeze, and hold my breath — for as long

By Sophie Oehler

A lthough Eversource’s plan to remove a large number of trees last year from Little Harbor Road in Portsmouth generated a range of opinions from neighbors, local organizations have since

Thanks to this summer’s rains, birds and wildlife are enjoying bumper crops of fruits and seeds from many forest trees, wetland shrubs and ornamental landscaping.

Find out more Opportunities to learn about mushrooms this fall: Sept. 23-24: Fantastic Forage Mushroom Festival, Laconia (

Dr. Lon Setnik has worked in the Concord Hospital emergency room for 15 years, caring for what he calls “unplanned health care needs” — in short, anything from daily bumps

A HAMPSHIRE dancer who played the role of Ken in the new Barbie film has shared his experience of acting on set.

When I started making a bucket list for the summer, I remembered finding relief from scorching temperatures between the dripping, mossy walls of Lost River Gorge and The Flume.