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Concord High wins $5K prize from T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights
Concord High became the ninth New Hampshire school to win a $5,000 prize from T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights program, which offers schools the chance to compete for larger grants and a $1 million…
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4mGranite Geek: Talking about A.I. at Science Cafe
A Science Cafe event discussing artificial intelligence is scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Litherman's Limited brewery in Concord.
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Wind, solar, hydro provided about one-sixth of New England's electricity last year
In 2025, non-emitting renewable sources provided approximately one-sixth of New England's electricity while natural gas remained the region's primary power source at 51 percent.
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6mRates and Rights: Don’t panic about that data center in Bow
During an informational series in Concord, Eversource vice president Brian Dickie revealed that the utility has been communicating with a developer regarding a potential 200-megawatt data center in Bow, New Hampshire.
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5mOpinion: Act now to protect New England’s most iconic landscapes
Standing Trees executive director Zack Porter urged the public to support the Roadless Area Conservation Act to protect critical forest ecosystems and economic resources from being rolled back by the Trump administration.
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2mDavid J. Landry
<html><head></head><body>David J. Landry<br /><br />Sun City Center, FL - It is with great joy and fond remembrance that we celebrate the life of David Joseph Landry, who was born on January 7, 1949, in Laconia, New Hampshire, and peacefully passed aw ...