Amidst a teacher shortage both locally and nationally, we’re asking New Hampshire teachers what keeps them teaching and what challenges they face in their profession. Here’s the first installment of our series.
Check out this footage from the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce capturing a relentless river engulfing trees and surging over a bridge. Jackson took a beating as the rain, coupled with snowmelt from rising temperatures, led to road closures and early school...
Jackson was one of the hardest hit areas in Monday’s storm. About 6 inches of rain fell within three hours, according to the National Weather Service. The rain, combined with snowmelt from warming temperatures, along with runoff from the mountain, led to an unprecedented amount of flooding in Jackson. Roads closed and schools dismissed students early.
More than 70,000 New Hampshire homes lost power Monday and about 70 roads were blocked for periods of time as a heavy wind and rain storm moved through the region. Rainfall totaled more than 3 inches throughout most of the state Monday afternoon, with some areas,...
Students were late to class Monday morning in Hudson after high winds caused electrical wires to fall on a school bus.
Whether you're drawn to outdoor winter activities or prefer the warmth of indoor celebrations, New Hampshire provides a variety of options this weekend. Here are our top 13 picks.
In November, there were about 1,400 single family homes for sale in New Hampshire, according to the New Hampshire Association of Realtors. Comparatively, in 2014, there were 10,000 units for sale.
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We've rounded up the best events happening in New Hampshire this weekend, so grab your mittens, slip into your coziest scarf, and dive into these happenings in the Granite State. Here are our top eight picks for the weekend.
In the wake of a national teaching shortage, a legislative committee found New Hampshire teachers are leaving their jobs in part due to lack of pay, lack of respect, and increased political rhetoric.
