Dartmouth Health’s Cheshire Medical Center served recalled iceberg lettuce to patients. Now 16 people, including 10 employees, have been exposed to cyclosporiasis, and nine cases have been confirmed.
She called for armed conflict with Iran for 10 years. Now it’s here, raising prices, and Gov. Kelly Ayotte is silent.
Here’s what else is inside today’s newsletter:
📸 Reader photo: The sky over Derry puts on a moody display. Share your pic!
📰 What we’re reading, including: A New Hampshire teenager is suing Snapchat. Here’s why.
📢 Question of the week: How confident are you that New Hampshire’s election process is fair and secure? Share your thoughts.
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The Democratic National Committee voted to recommend South Carolina hold the party’s first presidential primary again in 2028. But Gov. Kelly Ayotte and New Hampshire Democratic Party Chair Ray Buckley say the Granite State will hold its first-in-the-nation primary anyway. New Hampshire Public Radio
A state-commissioned study found New Hampshire could gain more control over its electricity system by leaving ISO New England, but ratepayers would likely see costs rise by about 14%, or roughly $148 million statewide. New Hampshire Bulletin
Researchers from UNH, Keene State and Plymouth State have received an $8 million federal grant to study how climate, wildlife and habitat changes are fueling the rise of ticks and the diseases they spread. New Hampshire Bulletin
The lawsuit alleges the app’s “My Eyes Only” feature gave users a false sense of security, leading the teen to store explicit photos that were later hacked, shared online and used to extort her.New Hampshire Public Radio
President Donald Trump’s primetime July 16 speech called into question election security.
Trump unveiled heavily redacted classified documents he said showed Chinese influence, a US intelligence cover-up, and election fraud in Michigan. But there’s no evidence of his claims.
So this week’s question is:
How confident are you that New Hampshire’s election process is fair and secure?
“Elections in NH have been safe for many years. However, the conspiracy attempts on the national level filter down to state and local election chatter. That is Trump’s hope: Stoke doubt and fear when you are running scared.” — K. Campbell
“I think NH’s election process is extremely safe and secure. Any aspersions cast against it are a ploy for Trump and the Republicans to control the election in their favor.” — Jane S., Amherst
