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- ADVERTISEMENT - During the event, Matthew Faulkner, executive director of the Community Hospital Long Beach Foundation, recounted the history of the facility starting in 1922 when the prominent Bixby, Bryant, Davis, Foresythe, Hastings, Tichenor and Walker families got on board with Fillmore Condit’s dream of opening a community hospital. Two years and $364,000 later, the facility opened and earned the moniker “The Miracle on Termino,” Faulkner said. For decades the facility served the community—caring for the old, treating the sick and welcoming new life into the world. In attendan...

Author of the article: Elizabeth Chorney-Booth Publishing date: May 08, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  4 minute read  •  Ray Burton, left, general manager, and Alex Durant, Chef/hot dog enthusiast, with Lost Dogs hot dogs pose for a photo in a back alley in Beltline on Thursday, April 29, 2021. Burton is holding The Chinook Dog with Malt Vinegar Potato Chips and Durant is holding The Prince's Island Dog with Waffle Fries. Azin Ghaffari/Postmedia Photo by Azin Ghaffari /Azin Ghaffari/Postmedia Article content Many different comfort foods have had a moment over the course of the last...

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The 2020 election will be unforgettable for Executive Councilor-elect Joe Kenney, but not in the way one might expect. Kenney, 60, a Republican from Wakefield, remembered the first time he ran for the council in a 2014 special election to replace the legendary Ray Burton of Bath, who died while in office. Council District 1 comprises the northern two-thirds of the state, on a line from Claremont to Milton and north to the Canadian border. Campaigning in the district took stamina — and a lot of driving. “I almost couldn’t get out of bed. I was so tired after that was over,”...

Paula Tracy file photo Members of the Executive Council and Gov. Chris Sununu take a break after meeting at the Seacoast Science Center in Rye in October 2019. From left are councilors Russell Prescott, Gov. Sununu, Debora Pignatelli and from left standing are Councilors Mike Cryans, Andru Volinsky and Ted Gatsas. Friday was their last meeting as councilors. By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org CONCORD – New Hampshire’s Executive Council approved a contract to allow troubled Vermont youths to reside at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester, got an update on drug deaths during COVID-19 a...