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My First $1 Million: Retired Marketing Consultant, 74, Southern New Hampshire
Welcome to Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series, in which we hear from people who have made $1 million. They're sharing how they did it and what they're doing with it. This time, we hear from a married 74-year-old retired marketing and...

See the performers hitting the sky at Thunder Over New Hampshire 2025
As September begins, people across the country are preparing for Labor Day weekend. On the Seacoast, however, the start of September signifies another upcoming event – the Thunder over New Hampshire Air Show. Set for the weekend of Sept. 6-7 this...

An 8-year-old is studying neuroscience at Ursinus College. He’s the school’s youngest student ever.
Aiden Wilkins’ biggest worry about his first college class was whether his 4 feet, 4 inch, 65-pound frame would fit right in the desk. “What if I’m too short for the seat?” he said. “What If I’m getting looked at? What if people are saying, ‘What...

Claremont School Board Vice Chair Resigns, Slams 'Architects Of Disaster'
The same day that word leaked of a possible $4 million bailout loan for the Claremont School District, Vice Chair Frank Sprague abruptly resigned, declaring he could no longer work with the “architects of this disaster.” “I can’t work with these...

In New Hampshire, patients can now choose sterilization without doctor interference
Denied care for years, she helped change sterilization law in New Hampshire When Rep. Ellen Read (D-Newmarket) was denied a hysterectomy for more than a decade, she assumed the problem was her own. Maybe she hadn’t advocated strongly enough. Maybe...

Man who saved dozens of people by taking a school bus during Hurricane Katrina talks to WDSU
You may recall a story surfacing from Hurricane Katrina that many refer to as an act of heroism, about a man taking a school bus to rescue people from flooding.WDSU reporter Shay O'Connor told the story of Jabbar Gibson and where he is today....

Hart confirmed as New Hampshire corrections commissioner
William Hart was confirmed as commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Corrections Wednesday after facing questions earlier in the week from the Executive Council about how he’d lead the embattled department through a series of challenges....

School supply drives provide students with confidence as classes start Tuesday
With historic cost-of-living rates and unprecedented inflation affecting family budgets, shopping for school supplies is a challenge. In the Lakes Region, hundreds of students will benefit from free backpacks and school supplies this year because...

High School Golf Previews: Garland, Raiders anxious to drive past MVC foes
Sizing 'Em Up Commonwealth Athletic Conference Greater Lawrence 2024 season: 0-14 Returning letterwinners (7): Jaycob Boivin, jr.; Cameron Ireson, jr.; Wil LaBelle, so.; Ethan Lewis, jr.; Aidan Low, sr.; Jack McLellan, jr.; Evan Starr, so....

‘One of Us is Coming Back Home’: New Haven Teen Released on Bond from Immigration Detention
NEW HAVEN — A federal immigration judge this week ordered the release on bond of an 18-year-old Guatemalan — Esdrás Zabaleta Ramírez — ruling he is neither a danger nor a flight risk. He will continue his removal proceedings outside policy custody...

READY FOR FOOTBALL? Telegraph High School Preview Special Section in this weekend’s print editon
Nashua South's Colvin Levesque and Central's Owen Taylor-Gelinas can't reach a pass intended for Taylor-Gelinas during a game last season at Manchester's Gill Stadium. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING) SIGN UP TO CONTINUE Print Subscriber? Sign Up for...

New Hampshire arts groups face double budget blow as state slashes funding
Jeffrey Brown: On a hot summer evening at the Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music in the woodlands of Nelson, New Hampshire, concertgoers gathered for an evening meal and performance. The center, celebrating its 55th season, was originally started...

Editorial: Wishing kids in our region a wonderful start to the school year
The following is an NBC5 Editorial featuring General Manager Ryan Rothstein speaking on behalf of the editorial board.The unofficial end of summer is the official start of the school year in our region.And as districts in Vermont, New York and New...

Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Concord School Superintendent Murphy, Maryland Gubernatorial Candidate Shepard, and Radio’s Warren Bailey
InDepthNH.org scans the websites of New Hampshire funeral homes each week and selects at random some of our friends, relatives and neighbors to feature in this column. The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some...

Nonprofit organization helps improve cybersecurity in New Hampshire schools
An organization is working to limit the threat of cyberattacks on New Hampshire schools as classes get back in session.Workers with the nonprofit group The Overwatch Foundation say that in New Hampshire, schools are the No. 1 target for...

State police look for guidance as New Hampshire's vehicle inspection law scheduled to end
State vehicle and emissions inspections will end in New Hampshire on Jan. 31, and many are wondering what will be done to make sure only safe vehicles are on the road.Some drivers said they're looking forward to not having to pay for an...

CCPS files compliance with Civil Rights Act, but is DEI in violation of law?
Culpeper County Public Schools has submitted certification of its compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to the Virginia Department of Education, as required by new federal guidelines for the U.S. Department of Education. The Civil Right...

This Aspect Of American Culture Drove Me Absolutely Insane When I Visited The U.S.
When it comes to the differences between the U.S. and other countries when traveling, the list could be endless. Between the culture shock of the scale of the U.S., the reliance on cars over public transport, and the sky-high prices of medicines,...

See which MA high school football players made the ALL-USA Watchlist
A week out from the return of high school football in Massachusetts, some local players have had the national spotlight shone on them. On Thursday, USA TODAY High School Sports unveiled the first edition of its annual ALL-USA Football Team...

Tracking high school football players with Division I offers heading into the 2025 season
A look at high school football players in Southwest Virginia who have committed to Division I programs or have received Division I offers. Did we miss anybody? Let us know by emailing us as sports@roanoke.com. Jacob Mullins, Franklin County, WR...