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Dunbarton man dies after being pinned under vehicle

A man in Dunbarton died Friday while working on his vehicle at home. Around 1:34 p.m., Dunbarton police and fire departments were dispatched to a residence on Black Brook Road after receiving reports of a man who had become pinned beneath a vehicle he was working on in the driveway. Responding officers found an adult […]

On a scale of 1 to 10, this year's foliage season is...

New Hampshire lacks an objective way to rank its annual foliage season, following the cancellation of a University of New Hampshire research project intended to quantify color changes through satellite imagery.

N.H. panel calls for better statewide response to prevent domestic violence killings

Better training for police officers, stronger accountability for offenders and a more responsive court system are a few of the areas New Hampshire should focus on to prevent domestic violence killings, according to a new report. These recommendations come from the first report by the state’s domestic violence fatality review committee, which was created by […]

Opinion: What happened to education — and what are we going to do about it?

Former New Hampshire State Board of Education chairman Fred Bramante argues that the declining number of education graduates necessitates a rapid overhaul of the public school system to better prepare students for a modern workforce.

Opinion: The West Bank and Israel’s elimination project

An opinion piece critiques Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of West Bank settler violence, citing a B'tselem study that describes Israeli policies as a systematic project to dismantle Palestinian life through various forms of control.