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Battery in EV from NH tolls crash re-ignited days later
Firefighters in Merrimack, N.H. spent hours pouring 60,000 gallons of water on a 2026 Lucid Gravity that had re-ignited after a crash, demonstrating the difficulty of controlling electric vehicle…
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10mTackling a 'puzzling' problem on Pleasant Lake
Pleasant Lake, historically pristine, is facing puzzling annual cyanobacteria blooms. Locals and scientists are deploying high-tech monitoring and community initiatives to uncover the cause and protect the ecosystem.
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4mSchool bus driver credited with saving Claremont students during tree accident
A school bus driver avoided a major accident when he accelerated through a falling tree on Route 103 in Newbury, New Hampshire, resulting in only minor injuries for the 14 children and three adults on board.
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7mDartmouth students push back against medical school admissions probe
HANOVER — Amid a federal investigation into the Geisel School of Medicine for racial discrimination in its admissions practices, some Dartmouth community members are speaking out against a narrative that people of color are favored for academic opportunities. “How come we have funding to launch these ridiculous investigations and then meanwhile the funding is slashed […]
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5mNew Hampshire cyclosporiasis cases linked to national outbreak
New Hampshire officials have linked nine new cases of cyclosporiasis to a national outbreak involving recalled Taylor Farms lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene.
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4mUpper Valley throwers excel despite smoke at USATF Championships
Three Upper Valley athletes from the Thor's Stone Athletic Club achieved success at the 2026 USATF Masters Outdoor Championships in Geneva, Ohio, despite a condensed schedule caused by Canadian wildfire smoke.