Paula Tracy

A lawyer for more than 1,900 individuals who consider themselves victims of sexual and physical abuse at the state-run former Youth Development Center argued before the state Supreme Court Wednesday as part of an effort to block settlement changes made by the legislature in 2025.

It was a friendly crowd of more than 100 who came out to the Pittsburg Ridge Runners clubhouse Thursday night to hear from the new owners of the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters tract on what their plans are for the 146,400 acre tract.

BETHLEHEM - Vermont-based Casella Waste Systems has notified the town of Bethlehem and the federal government that it will close its subsidiary North Country Environmental Services facility a year earlier than expected.

Lake Winnipesaukee is losing its water clarity and is suffering from human impacts, according to more than 40 years of research data, which was compiled together for the first time and released this week.

The prospective new owners of the state's largest tract of private land, the 146,400-acre Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Tract, are hosting a town hall style community meeting here next week, the evening before a citizens' advisory committee meeting addresses issues related to its land management.

New Hampshire House Republicans said they spent a lot of time this summer knocking on doors across the state and hearing what the voters want from their government, which helped them develop the seven-point Granite Guarantee, a series of promises they unveiled Monday.

New Hampshire suicide prevention's community came together with the governor and state leaders Thursday to talk about progress and the importance of the interconnected nature of individuals and organizations with a message to all: Do not give up hope and seek help.

Current and past leaders of the NH Land and Community Heritage Program marked its 25th Anniversary Wednesday evening at Canterbury Shaker Village with a special event recognizing a quarter-century of partnership, preservation, and community investment across New Hampshire.

While the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a resolution to support keeping the federal Roadless Rule on the 230,000 acres of White Mountain National Forest this past March, the Trump Administration is going forward with plans to dismantle the 2001 measure calling it a "one-size-fits-all" approach.

The fact that Easterseals NH is cutting its adult day care services in Manchester and Rochester has the governor and Executive Council asking for a meeting and a review of all contracts that nonprofit has with the state.