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FAFSA issues led to changes in UNH enrollment, officials say
WMUR New Hampshire· 16 hours agoProblems with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid have had an effect on enrollment...
Former UNH star Warren Foegele's Edmonton Oilers advance to Stanley Cup Final
WMUR New Hampshire· 3 days agoFormer University of New Hampshire Wildcat Warren Foegele is heading to the Stanley Cup Final.
Macoma’s Kondi wins shot put title
Valley News· 4 days agoDURHAM, N.H. — Mascoma High sophomore Georgia Kondi won the shot put at Sunday’s NHIAA Meet of Champions at the University of New < ...
Poisons targeting rodents are showing up in other wildlife
New Hampshire Union Leader, Manchester via Yahoo News· 6 days agoMay 31—Last year, Maria Colby started seeing an alarming increase in the number of owls and hawks coming to her Henniker wildlife sanctuary with signs of poisoning. "They're lethargic," Colby ...
Epping High School names Class of 2024 Latin Honors students
Gannett via AOL· 5 hours agoJacob Allen Twombly Jacob Allen Twombly, son of Jason...
Special Olympics New Hampshire hosts State Summer Games in Durham
WMUR New Hampshire· 5 days agoSpecial Olympics New Hampshire hosted its largest competition of the year this weekend at the ...
Meet of Champions: Winnacunnet, Portsmouth athletes win track titles
Gannett via AOL· 4 days agoDURHAM - The Winnacunnet High School track teams won three individual championships and set two...
Arts Briefs: A Sojourner Truth biographer comes to the Valley, a new take on a noted play, and more
Daily Hampshire Gazette· 19 hours agoHistorian Nell Irvin Painter, the author of an acclaimed biography of Sojourner Truth, will visit...
Abortion laws are on the books but still on voters' minds in these states
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 1 day ago“Abortion is an issue where New Hampshire Republicans' libertarian 'live free' tendencies tend to...
‘It’s looking like a much better year than last’: NH farmers optimistic about 2024 season
Valley News· 19 hours ago“There are enough apples that growers are currently having to thin their apples so more fruit on the trees than we need for a full crop,” said Jeremy Delisle, a field specialist for the < ...
