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Blake Stansell said: "We are committed to managing the land in the spirit and letter of the conservation easement. We want to work with Pittsburg to address the shortfall in funds with a loss of timber tax funds, and we are committed to enhancing recreation opportunities."

As rain storms hammer New Hampshire, state-owned and private OHRV trails have incurred damage and washouts, leaving state crews and local clubs scrambling to assess, repair and reopen trails as

An excursion up Indian Stream in search of a legend.

Two species, the white-throated sparrow and the dark-eyed junco are common here all winter, but the fox sparrow, often considered a “snow bird,

Two species, the white-throated sparrow and the dark-eyed junco are common here all winter, but the fox sparrow, often considered a “snow bird,

Dartmouth College extendswork-from-home period HANOVER — Dartmouth College will continue to allow some employees to work remotely because of the COVID-19 pandemic, school officials said on Wednesday. While many faculty and other Dartmouth employees...

By Thomas Caldwell, InDepthNH.org COLEBROOK — The proposed merger of Indian Stream Health Center and Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital is now before the Charitable Trust Unit of the Attorney General’s Office, one of the final hurdles in a process that got underway months ago. “The future of primary care is at stake in our area,” Gail Fisher, Indian Stream’s board chair, said during a listening session last April. Under the terms of the merger proposal hammered out betwe...

By Thomas Caldwell, InDepthNH.org COLEBROOK — The proposed merger of Indian Stream Health Center and Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital is now before the Charitable Trust Unit of the Attorney General’s Office, one of the final hurdles in a process that got underway months ago. “[T]he future of primary care is at stake in our area,” Gail Fisher, Indian Stream’s board chair, said during a listening session last April. Under the terms of the merger proposal hammered out bet...

Top 10 Places That Were Once Their Own Countries What makes a nation? Over the years, sovereign states have taken many forms and enjoyed widely disparate levels of international recognition. Some were forged by war, others as refuge from it. Some were influential kingdoms, others makeshift micronations. But whether credible or simply incredible, nations that are no more often have fascinating backstories. Here are ten, listed in order of their founding. Now India’s least populated state, Sikk...

How secession became America’s favorite idle threat The fears of another Civil War can’t be completely dismissed because anything that happened once can surely happen again. But untying the states from one another would be a monumental task. Just look at Britain, which has been trying for four years to extricate itself from a lesser supra-governmental body, the European Union, to which it has belonged for only four-odd decades. Neil Sedaka was right, breakin’ up is hard to do. Whatever ou...