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Habitat for Humanity chapter builds up in Rochester and wants students to help
ROCHESTER, N.H. — A year ago, the Habitat for Humanity build site in Rochester was a foundation and a few bare frames. Today it has come together as a house with four walls, a roof, a second story, and mostly installed windows. Based on the progress already made, Habitat is projected to begin interior work before the end of the academic year.
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Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast Division I Volleyball Championship: Bishop Guertin 3, Pinkerton 2
The Cardinals knock off the defending champs to earn the Division I title. The Bishop Guertin Cardinals rallied to win the final two sets of the 2026 Division I volleyball season and take home the title in a fantastic championship game. Kennidy Asche brings you the play-by-play, while Ben Conant...
theconcordinsider.com
Holiday Craft and Artisan Show Returns to Concord Nov. 7-8
The third annual Holiday Craft and Artisan Show will return to Concord Nov. 7-8, bringing together 130 exhibitors for a weekend of holiday shopping, handcrafted goods and seasonal entertainment. Organized by The Great New England Craft & Artisan Shows, the event will take place at the Capital City Sports &...
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laconiadailysun.com
Gilford High Class of 1976 reunites after 50 years to open time capsule
GILFORD — The first graduating class at Gilford High School received their diplomas 50 years ago. While they might look a little different than when they were in their teens, it only took a few minutes of mingling and walking the hallways for them to get back to their old chummy ways.
Gambling News
University of New Hampshire Digs Into Data from Problem Gambling Helpline
The University of New Hampshire has linked the legalization of online sports betting to increases in calls to the National Problem Gambling Helpline, citing a 23% spike . Gambling-Related Harm Is Spiking as More Calls Are Placed to Helplines The study further focused on the demographics of the callers, arguing that half of those who have reached out were aged between 18 and 34, particularly young and vulnerable . The study also identified significant changes in the preferred form of gambling, with traditional gambling forms shrinking and giving way to online and app-based gambling – an increase of 31% . The researchers also identified that there was gender inequality in those who sought help , with 70% of all callers being men. According to the study, there has also been a 3.1% increase in suicide rates attributable to problem gambling. Gorkem Turgut (G.T.) Ozer , assistant professor of decision sciences at UNH Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, the lead author of the research, said: “Our key finding highlights a divide: the negative consequences manifest primarily when the activity shifts online . The widespread accessibility of mobile gambling coincided with a measurable uptick in problem gambling hotline calls
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Red Post Realty-Lane Lending Team at CMG Home Loans Division II Volleyball Championship: Oyster River 3, Somersworth 2
Oyster River defends their title with a 5-set win over Somersworth. After graduating a huge class of seniors, Oyster River suspended any doubt about their talents by beating Somersworth on Saturday afternoon. It took the full 5 sets to crown a victor, but the DII trophy will remain in Durham another year.
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Seattle ON Tap
New Hampshire Forced Overtime, But Jaylen Robinson Had the Last Word in an 81-76 Sacred Heart Victory
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) New Hampshire forced overtime with a clutch three-pointer, but it was Jaylen Robinson who absolutely owned the extra period, dropping 21 points and hitting the go-ahead jumper to lift […]
Foster's Daily Democrat
8 new townhomes near Dover middle and high schools approved
DOVER — Two townhouse-style buildings with four units each have been approved at 68 Durham Road (Route 108) near the city's middle and high schools. The property will feature a total of nine residential units, including an existing single-family home. Robert Paolini is principal of STF Development LLC, the project developer, according to state business records. 68 Durham Road (Route 108) near the city's middle and high schools." id="92643819007"> Seven of the units received approval through a transfer of a development rights (TDR), according to plans filed with the city. TDR is a tool developers can apply for in Dover to allow more housing density in exchange for paying a fee to the city Conservation Fund. The proposal received approval from the city's Planning Board Oct. 27 for a site plan, the TDR, a lot line adjustment and waivers relating to technical elements. Details of new homes coming to Durham Road The townhouses will be accessed by a driveway off adjacent Clancy Drive. One of the townhouses located closest to Durham Road will be a two-story structure with four units, while the second building will be a three-story structure with four units, each with a one-car garage. The plan calls
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The AutoFair Division I Girls Soccer Championship: Pinkerton 1, Bedford 0
The Astros cap off an undefeated season with a championship game win. In a shot that will be remembered for years to come, Camryn McNulty buried a free kick from 40 yards out to break a scoreless tie and propel the Pinkerton Academy Astros to their second title in three seasons.
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Runaway Pumpkin raises over $31K for WOW Trail
LACONIA — The 11th Annual Runaway Pumpkin 10K & 5K Run/Walk, presented by Eastern Propane & Oil, kicked off the Laconia Pumpkin Festival drawing over 800 registrants — many giving it their all in pursuit of the event’s signature pumpkin bread prizes, awarded to the top finishers overall and in male and female age categories.
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Written in Granite: Exercising our right to vote
Did you vote during the midterms last Tuesday? Car trouble (actually a blown transmission on an already-at-death’s-door old Subaru on Halloween) almost nixed my plans. Yeah, boo to me, but I made it there with a “new” car bought about 30 minutes before the polls closed. Driving an unfamiliar vehicle in the darkness, I was shocked when I parked it and saw how lively Nashua’s Ward 7 was inside and outside Dr. Crisp Elementary School.