Canterbury, NH

PORTSMOUTH — Numerous “Bans Off Our Bodies” rallies have been scheduled across the region and throughout New Hampshire in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade, ending the consitutional right to an abortion. Planned Parenthood New Hampshire Action Fund announced that nine communities across New Hampshire, including three in the Seacoast, will be be held simultaneously Friday at 5 p.m. ...

MANCHESTER, NH – More than 100 people – and one bearded dragon – attended a Neighborhood Watch organizational meeting earlier this week in Ward 6. Already bonded over annual block parties and holiday food drives, the majority of these neighbors, who identify as the Holt Ave Community, came out because they want to know how to preserve their quality of life.

A former Ossipee police officer is facing charges for allegedly running license plates through the state police system for reasons that prosecutors said had nothing to do with official police work. The former sergeant is Justin Swift, 38, of New Durham. The indictment alleges Swift misused the state police system...

MANCHESTER, NH – Hundreds of people, many carrying signs expressing their displeasure with the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, filled City Hall Plaza Friday afternoon in a pro-abortion rights rally. The protest lasted for several hours, and was one of nine protests held in cities across the state...

CONCORD, N.H. — A celebration of life ceremony has been planned for a husband and wife who were found shot to death in Concord, New Hampshire, in April. Stephen and Djeswende Reid will be remembered Friday during an event at LaBelle Winery in Derry. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

LACONIA — On Monday, June 20, 2022, Jeanette "Jan" G. Boklund, of Laconia, peacefully went home to be with the Lord at the age of 95. Jeanette was born on February 8, 1927, in Manchester, to Rose and Albert Landry. She married the love of her life, Carl S. Boklund, on June 28, 1946. They raised one son, Carl J. Boklund, in Fairfield, CT, until moving to Trumbull, CT, in 1973 where they resided until retirement in 2007. She proudly worked as an accountant at Bialik and Neville accounting firm in Westport, CT, for 31 years. She and Carl moved to NH in 2007 to be closer to family.

PORTSMOUTH — Numerous “Bans Off Our Bodies” rallies have been scheduled across the region and throughout New Hampshire in the wake of the US Supreme Court’s decision Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade, ending the constitutional right to an abortion. Planned Parenthood New Hampshire Action Fund...

As the summer weather beckons people outside, Kaitlyn Morse, founder of a citizen-science organization, warns there is likely something creepy waiting for them to draw near: ticks. Morse founded Bebop Labs, which started working in 2018 to fill in gaps related to public health information. The first gap investigated was...

LACONIA — In Joeline Pike’s 31 years as a nurse and nursing assistant, she has learned to spot her own signs of burnout, which peaked during COVID and its wake: Migraines, sleeplessness, relentless worry about her nursing home patients and co-workers — and wondering how much more she could possibly give.

There’s rarely an empty seat at B&P, a small barbershop in the center of Manchester. Spanish is the most frequently spoken language here, though customers come from a variety of backgrounds. But that’s not an issue for B&P’s co-owners, Jose Abreu and Andres Rodriguez. They say there...

The Rochester Recreation Department is gearing up to re-open public pools in Rochester, Gonic, and East Rochester. However, hours of operation will vary from week to week (or even day to day) due to ongoing nationwide labor shortages. Staff is encouraging the public to check the department’s website before going...

The state is holding its final public information session on a new $30 million 24-bed forensic psychiatric hospital on Thursday, June 30, before seeking bids for the project later this year or early next. The new facility, which will sit on New Hampshire Hospital grounds Concord will replace the current...

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At one rally in Manchester, Shira Caplan, Zinal Patel and Sona Mehta said they were frustrated by the court's decision but feel more committed than before to fighting for abortion rights. Hundreds rallied across New Hampshire in protest of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling overturning the constitutional right to an...

The first weekend of summer will feel the part as temps soar (away from the coast) each afternoon. The next chance of statewide showers/storms will come on Monday ahead of a cooler/drier Tuesday. Fair skies for tonight with some patchy fog possible very late. Lows in the 50s for many...

MANCHESTER, N.H. — If you're flying this summer, experts say you need to be proactive to avoid problems, with travel troubles plaguing airports nationwide. Travel experts said anyone flying this summer faces a good chance of having to deal with a cancellation or delay. But they said being prepared and knowing your rights can help ease some of the impacts.

MANCHESTER, N.H. (WHDH) - The New Hampshire Natural Heritage Bureau has confirmed its first documented global plant extinction. The plant, smooth slender crabgrass, was previously only known to exist in Rock Rimmon Park in Manchester, N.H. This is the first documented plant extinction in the state and only the fifth in New England since European settlement. Its demise is likely due in part to heavy recreational use at the park.

The Seacoast Pirates baseball club saw two of its teams, the 12-year-old Gold and 11-year-old Gold, win New Balance Select Elite championships on Father's Day weekend in Manchester. The two teams combined to finish their seasons with an overall record of 64-5. “I am incredibly proud of both groups,” Seacoast...

Meeting Highlights from the Rochester Government Channel. Including links to video and agenda. Agenda items included: Public Input, Monthly Reports – Operations, Administration, and Correspondence. Click here to see the agenda. The Codes & Ordinance Committee did not meet in June. Agenda items included: Public Input, several New Applications/...