Concord Monitor
New Hampshire's suicide rate remains above national average
New Hampshire's suicide rate remains higher than the national average, with 222 deaths in 2023, and firearms remain the most commonly used method, disproportionately affecting youth and young adults.
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3mFrom the Farm: The ongoing story of one amazing Highland Steer
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7mJames C. Strickler M.D.
<html><head></head><body>James C. Strickler, MD<br /><br />Norwich, VT - James C. Strickler, MD peacefully passed away on June 27, 2026, surrounded by family. Two weeks prior, Jim had celebrated his 99th birthday with family and friends. He now joins ...