Concord Monitor
Telemed service from Granite VNA helps keep people, especially elderly patients, out of the hospital
Granite Visiting Nurse Association has rolled out a "telemed" program through Ibis Health, which provides patients with a tablet and other monitoring tools to help them stay in their homes and avoid…
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3mMeta settles teen-harm lawsuit; New Hampshire may get $220 million in coming years
Meta agreed to a massive settlement involving billions in payments and new usage limits for teenagers on its platforms following lawsuits regarding the protection of young users. New Hampshire could get $220 million over a decade.
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3mIs it OK to eat lettuce again? A doctor weighs in
A food safety expert from Tufts Medical Center stated that while it is generally safe to eat lettuce following the recall of contaminated Taylor Farms products, consumers should remain vigilant about potential risks in the global supply chain.
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4mACLU sues NH State Police over access to public records of ICE agreement
The ACLU of New Hampshire is suing the State Police, accusing the agency of being a “black box” when it comes to informing the public about its involvement in federal immigration enforcement. The lawsuit argues that the New Hampshire Division of State Police is violating the state’s Right-to-Know Law by failing to provide public records […]
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9mGolf Preview: Bishop Brady looks for three-peat, Concord builds and divisional re-alignment shakes things up
Local golf teams prepare for the upcoming season amidst divisional realignments, featuring powerhouses like Concord and defending champion Bishop Brady alongside programs transitioning between divisions.
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6mOpinion: When does a shorter UNH degree become a lesser degree?
Former New Hampshire legislator Mark Bodi criticized the University of New Hampshire's new 90-credit bachelor's degrees, arguing that such abbreviated credentials risk diminishing the value of the institution's academic standards.