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An MLB call-up, college commitments, and coaching moves are among 8 high school takeaways on the brink of a new season

An MLB call-up, college commitments, and coaching moves are among 8 high school takeaways on the brink of a new season

Girls’ volleyball: Feature | Top 20 | Players to Watch Girls’ soccer: Feature | Top 20 | Players to Watch Boys’ soccer: Feature | Top 20 | Players to Watch Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered...

6 eye-catching items I spotted at the 68th New Hampshire Antiques Show

6 eye-catching items I spotted at the 68th New Hampshire Antiques Show

Check out the most unique items from the New Hampshire Antiques Show and learn about other upcoming events. Last week, I dove into the world of antiquing for the first time ever at New Hampshire’s much-loved antiques show, which featured almost 60...

What New Hampshire’s immigrant population looked like in 1900

What New Hampshire’s immigrant population looked like in 1900

There have been four major waves of immigration to the U.S., beginning with settlers from northern and western Europe seeking land on the frontier from 1820 to 1880. The immigrants counted in the 1900 Census hailed primarily from southern and...

Emily Long: Toddler survives horrific family quadruple murder-suicide in Madbury, New Hampshire

Emily Long: Toddler survives horrific family quadruple murder-suicide in Madbury, New Hampshire

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT A toddler has survived a gruesome quadruple murder-suicide that killed his entire family, after his mum fatally shot her husband and her two eldest kids, according to authorities. Police made the grim discovery of the...

Where Joy Lives: The 10 Happiest States in America

Where Joy Lives: The 10 Happiest States in America

People are in the search of happiness. One country that always seems to be on the top of the list is Finland. Is it the cold, the education, the people, these are all things that may contribute to people’s all around happiness. If we take a look...

2 New Hampshire city dwellers embracing backyard food independence

2 New Hampshire city dwellers embracing backyard food independence

We spoke to two New Hampshire families embracing food independence by growing what they need in their own backyard. It’s one thing to grow the produce you want in a country setting and quite another to strive for nutritional independence in a...

Deaths of New Hampshire couple and children ruled murder-suicide

Deaths of New Hampshire couple and children ruled murder-suicide

PREPARING FOR CLASSES WHICH START NEXT WEDNESDAY. IT’S ALWAYS TRAGIC WHEN, YOU KNOW, LOSS OF LIFE, AND ESPECIALLY WHEN CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED. A GROWING MEMORIAL SITS OUTSIDE THE MADBURY HOME, WHERE THE BODIES OF RYAN AND EMILY LONG, WITH THEIR TWO...

Mother shot, killed husband and two kids in New Hampshire murder-suicide, AG's Office says

Mother shot, killed husband and two kids in New Hampshire murder-suicide, AG's Office says

PREPARING FOR CLASSES WHICH START NEXT WEDNESDAY. IT’S ALWAYS TRAGIC WHEN, YOU KNOW, LOSS OF LIFE, AND ESPECIALLY WHEN CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED. A GROWING MEMORIAL SITS OUTSIDE THE MADBURY HOME, WHERE THE BODIES OF RYAN AND EMILY LONG, WITH THEIR TWO...

Claremont School Board Vice Chair Resigns, Slams 'Architects Of Disaster'

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...

Man who saved dozens of people by taking a school bus during Hurricane Katrina talks to WDSU

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....

Approaching facility management like a math teacher: Melissa Dallenbach

Approaching facility management like a math teacher: Melissa Dallenbach

Building systems always need work so, for a facility manager, there’s no better skill than problem solving, says Melissa Dallenbach, director of stadium operations at Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester, New Hampshire, home of the Double-A minor...

An 8-year-old is studying neuroscience at Ursinus College. He’s the school’s youngest student ever.

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...

‘One of Us is Coming Back Home’: New Haven Teen Released on Bond from Immigration Detention

‘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...

New Hampshire ranks last in nation in funding of public higher education, report shows

New Hampshire ranks last in nation in funding of public higher education, report shows

New Hampshire ranks last in the nation for public higher education funding, according to a new analysis.The New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute said that the recently approved state budget could further reduce spending on public higher...

John Browne: Republican policies in Washington, DC, harm New Hampshire

John Browne: Republican policies in Washington, DC, harm New Hampshire

To The Daily Sun, Drop in Canadian Tourism - 30%: Is there no greater example of how our president and the Republican Party is failing our country and specially the people of New Hampshire than the drop in the number of Canadians visiting our...

New Hampshire will soon allow parents to see their children’s library checkouts.

New Hampshire will soon allow parents to see their children’s library checkouts.

A Granite State minor’s library borrowing records used to be confidential, even to parents, but a recent New Hampshire state law has upended that privacy. Gov. Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, signed House Bill 273 on August 1st, which opens a kid’s...

Former New Hampshire Governor to Lead Airline Group

Former New Hampshire Governor to Lead Airline Group

Airlines for America (A4A) has named former New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu as its next president and chief executive officer, with the transition scheduled for Sept. 9. Sununu succeeds Nick Calio, who is stepping down after 15 years in the...

New Hampshire Governor Says Federal Marijuana Rescheduling Won’t Change Her Opposition To Legalization

New Hampshire Governor Says Federal Marijuana Rescheduling Won’t Change Her Opposition To Legalization

“My position has been, and continues to be, that we should not legalize marijuana in the future.” By William Skipworth, New Hampshire Bulletin On Monday, President Donald Trump said his administration is considering reclassifying marijuana—a drug...

NH residential real estate: ‘Still very much a seller’s market’

NH residential real estate: ‘Still very much a seller’s market’

While home prices might be moderating in other parts of the country, the median price of a single-family house in New Hampshire rose to $550,000 in August, the second highest price point this current year. That price is just $3,000 more than the...

New Hampshire schools partner with state program to remove lead from drinking water

New Hampshire schools partner with state program to remove lead from drinking water

With the start of the school year approaching, New Hampshire schools are testing for lead in the water and working to meet safety standards.State law requires all public and nonpublic schools to test for lead."Let's be honest, it's a pediatric...

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