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NH bill including solar-charged batteries in net metering heads to governor’s desk
The New Hampshire Legislature passed a bill that would allow residents to be compensated for electricity they generate from renewable sources and feed into the grid from home battery systems.
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4mWLC girls soccer begins a season of rebuilding
First-year head coach Kierra Burton aims to rebuild the Wilton-Lyndeborough girls' soccer team.
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Sharon man arrested after motorcycle pursuit ends near Old County Road
An 18-year-old Sharon resident was arrested following a high-speed motorcycle pursuit involving multiple riders in Marlborough on August 29.
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6mTwo Republican primary rivals taking distinct paths in NH’s 2nd Congressional District
Republican candidates Lily Tang Williams and Victor Orlando are competing in the primary for New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District, a seat held by Democrats for seven consecutive elections.
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2mVehicle hits tractor-trailer near Old Street Road and Route 101
A vehicle and a tractor-trailer collided at the intersection of Old Street Road and Route 101 on Friday morning, resulting in one person being transported to the hospital and a temporary road closure.
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5mState Pesticide Control Board proposes to strengthen regulation of two classes of chemicals known to threaten biodiversity
Neonicotinoids, a widely used class of pesticides, may become more stringently regulated in New Hampshire, after the state’s Pesticide Control Board voted on Monday to move forward with the process of altering its rule on how and where these chemicals can be used. Neonicotinoids, or neonics, are indiscriminate insecticides typically applied directly to the soil […]