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The more researchers look, the more contaminants they find in New Hampshire’s loons
Researchers have found unprecedented levels of dangerous chemicals in eggs laid by New Hampshire loons, indicating a widespread pollution problem that is threatening the health of the birds and their…
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2mFree jazz presentation and open mic at Dublin Community Center
The Dublin Community Center will host a weekend of jazz performances and educational workshops from July 17 to July 19, featuring saxophonist Paul Klemperer and multi-instrumentalist Dan Fox.
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2mPublic hearing set for July 16 regarding 12-acre subdivision proposal in Dublin
The Dublin Planning Board reviewed a request to subdivide 12 acres into two lots at 225 Old Harrisville Road during a site visit on Tuesday, with a public hearing scheduled for Thursday, July 16.
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5mZoning board denies MPC Construction variance for wetland project
The Jaffrey Zoning Board rejected a variance request by MPC Construction that would have allowed the building of a stormwater management area within a wetland conservation district.
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3mNew series explores environmental solutions in Monadnock region
The Ledger-Transcript is launching a new series, (TITLE), to explore solutions related to the environment and the efforts of people, communities and businesses to offset fossil fuel use, commit to green energy and preserve the region's air, water and landscape.
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11mNew Hampshire lake groups fight back against milfoil invasion
The Contoocook Lake Area Preservation Association (CLAPA) is fighting the invasive variable milfoil that has been plaguing New Hampshire lakes, ponds and rivers for decades, using chemical treatments and hand-pulling to keep the plant from taking over the lake.