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On the Town Meeting ballot, all of the articles were approved including the towns proposed $1,818,099 operating budget, which is an 8.8% increase over last year.

Rye voters rejected a citizen petition that sought to ban vote counting machines.

Community members hold vigil to express support for the people in Ukraine and Ukrainians in the United States.

New Hampshire State Police Trooper Lauren Hervieux was transported to Portsmouth Regional Hospital for treatment of minor injuries.

A Polish "humanitarian truck" picked Cavanaugh up from Lviv, Ukraine and traveled to the Korczowa-Krakovets border crossing.

Churches, municipal officials and citizens raise the Ukrainian flag to express their support for the people of the country, under attack by Russian forces.

“It absolutely feels tense now,” John Cavanaugh, of Portsmouth, said about the situation in Lviv in a text message conversation this week.

NJBIZ is pleased to announce and recognize leaders from the business community with the 2022 Digi-Tech Innovators Awards honorees, who will be showcased in a virtual awards presentation Thursday, March 31, at 8:30 a.m.

“I’m confident in my personal safety as long as I remain clear of key military and other infrastructure targets,” John Cavanaugh said.

A New Hampshire man found himself in the middle of the crisis in Ukraine after visiting friends for several months and is trying to evacuate.