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People should not be surprised that Gov. Maura Healey called out the National Guard to deal with the state’s illegal immigrant crisis. Yes, she might say, the state is burdened, but that’s how cities grow.

While the NH House will not meet again as a full body until Jan. 3, 2024, that doesn't mean important work is not taking place this fall.

While the NH House will not meet again as a full body until Jan. 3, 2024, that doesnt mean important work is not taking place this fall.

Jamie Parsons submitted his resignation about a week before the Seabrook School Board’s Aug. 15 meeting.

New Hampshire is working on its stretch of the East Coast Greenway, a 3,000-mile mixed-use trail for activities such as biking or running that will go all the way from the Canadian border in Maine to Key West in Florida.

Hampton Beachs end-of-the-summer party takes place from Sept. 8-10 and will feature more than 50 food vendors, arts vendors, cornhole tourney, more.

Hampton Beach's end-of-the-summer party takes place from Sept. 8-10 and will feature more than 50 food vendors, arts vendors, cornhole tourney, more.

Mom Marya Ketchell hopes the Times Square video will show the world that people with Down syndrome are people with “hopes and dreams.”

With the school year about to kick off, we take a look at some of the coolest places in New England to visit and learn.

Five-year-old Wyatt Ketchell, of Hampton Falls, who started kindergarten Tuesday, has been given a major opportunity to represent New Hampshire's Down syndrome community.