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Aubry Bracco dishes on how she won ‘Survivor 50’ and life in NH Seacoast
Aubry Bracco has been on a whirlwind ride since being voted the winner of “Survivor’s” 50th season and the winner of a $2 million payout, the highest in show history.
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NH Sea Grant awards $1.2M for six coastal and marine research projects
New Hampshire Sea Grant has awarded $1.2 million to fund six coastal and marine research projects over the next two years. These projects, approved by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, will address topics of particular importance to the state and region, including PFAS contamination, coastal flooding, seafood safety and management, salt marsh restoration, and…
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Highest-paying careers in New Hampshire may surprise you. See top 25
If you want one of the highest-paying jobs in New Hampshire, consider medical school.
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Dover woman killed by son in murder-suicide was beloved volunteer
Eileen Shevelin, the 78-year-old woman found dead in her home, is the victim in a murder-suicide, killed by her son, according to autopsy results released May 27 by the New Hampshire attorney general.
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Nottingham data center plan withdrawn. Seacoast businessman explains why.
Facing pushback from across the region, Seacoast entrepreneur Tom Moulton has withdrawn his proposal to convert a Nottingham warehouse into a data center, hours ahead of a planned public protest.
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Market Basket’s rare orange lobsters find a summer home at Hampton Beach
The two lobsters are both female, nice and healthy despite their journey from sea to wholesaler, then to Market Basket. They are acclimating in the Oceanarium and ready for the start of the summer season. We think of this as a little working vacation for them. They’re well‑fed and safe for the summer, then return…
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Portsmouth mural honors Ona Judge’s legacy of freedom
Celebrating the 230th anniversary of her escape from slavery, Ona Judge Staines became a permanent icon of the city’s landscape with a mural dedicated in her honor and to her determination to be free.
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10-year-old launches ‘chemo care kits’ at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Faced with his mom’s cancer battle, 10-year-old Austin Clithero of Dover has launched an effort with his Marshwood youth football team called Hawks for Hope, supplying items for patients in cancer treatment at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital.
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Exeter wife of officer killed in wrong‑way I‑95 crash sues House of Blues, Live Nation
The wife of an Endicott College police officer killed in a wrong‑way crash early Thanksgiving morning 2024 has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the House of Blues Boston, alleging the venue overserved the man charged in her husband’s death.
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JetBlue terminating service at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport
JetBlue is terminating all service to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) this summer, according to airport officials.
