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Norway Pond faces algae, bacteria buildup which threatens water quality
The Hancock's Norway Pond Commission and NHDES are working to manage and maintain Norway Pond, which is experiencing internal loading issues, by adding vegetation along the shoreline, collecting…
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4mSilentwoods to host Quartet Novalis at Antrim Town Hall
The Antrim-based Silentwoods Collective is scheduled to host Quartet Novalis for a free string quartet performance at Antrim Town Hall on Friday, July 31.
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Filmmakers to join Jackie Robinson documentary fundraiser at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre is scheduled to host a fundraising screening of Ken Burns' "Jackie Robinson" documentary on Aug. 9, followed by a live discussion with the filmmakers.
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12mA year after crisis, no clear answers for NH school district risk pools
New Hampshire faces an ongoing struggle over healthcare risk pool management following massive assessment fees, a state-led enforcement action against HealthTrust, and a pending lawsuit from the Dover School District.
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3mNew Hampshire universities embark on $8M effort to understand rise in tick-borne illnesses
A multi-institutional research team led by the University of New Hampshire received an $8 million National Science Foundation grant to investigate how climate, habitat, and wildlife influence tick populations and the diseases they spread.
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1mMason Public Library concludes summer reading with Amy Conley
Amy Conley performed interactive songs and puppetry during the Mason Public Library's final Summer Reading program on Tuesday.