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Federal energy funding cancellations hit one New Hampshire company
A New Hampshire energy project is among more than 200 that were canceled across the country after an announcement by the U.S. Department of Energy late Wednesday. Federal officials said they determined the projects would not advance the nation’s...
Federal energy funding cancellations hit two projects in New Hampshire
Two New Hampshire energy projects are among more than 200 that were cancelled across the country after an announcement by the U.S. Department of Energy late Wednesday. Federal officials said they determined the projects would not advance the...

Dire wolves Remus and Romulus turn 1: Here’s how the genetically engineered twins celebrated
Romulus and Remus, the two male dire wolves born through genetic engineering, turned a year old on October 1, 2025. The dire wolves, created by Colossal Biosciences, are the first of their kind in more than 13,000 years. Romulus and Remus...

Work from home is here to stay in New Hampshire: SlettenPhil Sletten
The worst periods of the COVID-19 pandemic may be in the rearview mirror, but one of the biggest changes brought about by the pandemic is still shaping people’s lives in New Hampshire: where and how Granite Staters work. Remote jobs, commuting...
US New Hampshire Bulletin Can farmers, conservationists, and lawmakers work together to address Northeast insect decline?
Insects form the base of many food chains and pollinate both wild plants and cultivated crops. Here, a bee works on a flower in Henniker last month. (Photo by Dana Wormald/New Hampshire Bulletin) The familiar velvet-brown wings of the mourning...

Federal energy funding cancellations hits two projects in New Hampshire
Two New Hampshire energy projects are among more than 200 that were cancelled across the country after an announcement by the U.S. Department of Energy late Wednesday. Federal officials said they determined the projects would not advance the...

Andover Elementary/Middle School’s Megan Philbrook wins New Hampshire Teacher of the Year
Sign up for the Concord Monitor's morning newsletter and get essential news each day. At recess on Thursday, second-grader Reid Philbrook got the news: His mother, Megan Philbrook, was about to be named New Hampshire’s Teacher of the Year. Reid’s...

Lawmakers renew challenge to role of New Hampshire consumer advocate
After it was retained at the end of last session, a bill that initially proposed dissolving the Office of the Consumer Advocate is back. A newly proposed amendment could keep the office intact, though altered, but advocates said the amended bill...

New Hampshire teacher dies of 'disintegrated brain' months after one drop of liquid fell on her skin
Dimethylmercury is an extremely dangerous chemical that she came into contact with(Image: Getty) One educator and researcher suffered a terrifying demise from just a tiny droplet, no bigger than a raindrop, of one substance that made contact with...

MIT Lincoln Laboratory develops ocean mapping technology in Boston Harbor
MIT Lincoln Laboratory develops ocean mapping technology in Boston Harbor AGENCIES HAVE RELIED ON MIT LINCOLN LABORATORY, THE FEDERALLY FUNDED CENTER LOCATED IN LEXINGTON, MASS. DEVELOPS TECHNOLOGY FOR MISSILE DEFENSE, SPACE SECURITY, AND NOW THEY...

How power is won and held, in New Hampshire and the nation
First, you tap into racism. Several decades ago, Republican campaign consultant Lee Atwater described how, as The Nation put it, “Republicans can win the vote of racists without sounding racist themselves.” Atwater outlined the “Southern Strategy”...

How this Granite Stater is finding the good in New Hampshire—one story at a time
A version of this story appeared in the Granite Post’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Last year, Andy DeMeo had no journalism training and no experience in media. What he did have was a sense that the news was “too heavy and there isn’t enough...

Cyberbullying Research Center
Suggested citation: Patchin, J. W. & Hinduja, S. (2024). Cyberbullying Facts. Cyberbullying Research Center. https://cyberbullying.org/facts Cyberbullying Facts: Summarizing What is Currently Known Since 2002, we have surveyed over 35,000...

Phil Sletten: New data shows work-from-home is here to stay in New Hampshire
The worst periods of the COVID-19 pandemic may be in the rearview mirror, but one of the biggest changes brought about by the pandemic is still shaping people’s lives in New Hampshire: where and how Granite Staters work. Remote jobs, commuting...

How will the federal shutdown affect New Hampshire? Here's what we know so far.
Key points: Gov. Kelly Ayotte says state operations can withstand a shutdown that lasts 30 days or less. Food assistance benefits are scheduled through October, but a longer shutdown could affect future benefits. Advocates say school meal programs...

Department of Energy cuts funds for Beta Technologies, UVM projects
The U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday announced it is terminating funding for more than 200 projects nationwide that support the deployment of renewable energy and other climate goals, including in Vermont. Congressional Democrats released a...
New Hampshire Communities Make Strides in Affordable Energy Access as Cities Earn SolSmart Designation
At the Local Clean Energy Solutions Conference in Manchester, New Hampshire on September 25, representatives from multiple local governments gathered to celebrate a national recognition: six municipalities earned SolSmart designation for solar...

Some Massachusetts doctors are sending patients to New Hampshire for imaging. Here’s why.
This past summer, one of Dr. Amy Boutwell’s patients needed an imaging test done, but Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, which is down the road from her practice in the Boston suburb of Lexington, Massachusetts, told her it would be a five-month...

Pew Research: Alabama leads nation in percentage of Christians
Alabama has the highest percentage of people who identify themselves as Christians, according to one of the most authoritative national surveys. In Alabama, 89 percent of people surveyed identify themselves as Christians, according to the Pew...

Editorial: Legislators’ fact-finding mission to Israel raises ethical concerns
Sign up for the Valley News' morning newsletter and get essential news each day. Ill-advised is the most charitable description we can think of for the participation of Vermont and New Hampshire lawmakers in last month’s “50 States, One Israel”...