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Police: Two dead in early morning Chelsea fire
CHELSEA — Two people are dead after a fire in Chelsea early Wednesday morning, Vermont State Police reported. Firefighters from multiple towns including Chelsea and Tunbridge responded to a fire…
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5mAbnormally dry conditions, warm temps intensified Wild River Fire in NH’s White Mountains
A historic wildfire burning more than 800 acres in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest is suspected to have been caused by human activity and intensified by climate change, with a public meeting regarding its status scheduled for November 10.
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2mEnfield fire chief search begins following Phil Neily's retirement
The town of Enfield is seeking a new part-time fire chief following the retirement announcement of Phil Neily, who has led the volunteer-run department since 2021.
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3m1 dead in weekend Windsor fire, situation under investigation
Authorities are investigating a fatal house fire on Kennedy Road in Windsor that killed a 66-year-old man while another resident escaped unharmed on Saturday.
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6mVermont’s Sen. Bernie Sanders poised to get back powerful committee chair in new Congress
Following the Democratic sweep of Congress, Senator Bernie Sanders expressed his intent to reclaim his chairmanship of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee to pursue legislative goals such as Medicare for All and raising the federal minimum wage.
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3mDid your ancestors come to NH to work in the mills? This archive may have info on them.
The Manchester Historic Association is working to digitize its extensive archives of 19th-century Amoskeag Manufacturing Company employee records to assist descendants in researching their genealogy.