New Hampshire Electric Cooperative’s (NHEC) board of directors approved a 26% mid-season reduction to its members’ electricity supply rate.
The company has since made good on the money owed, the DOL said.
J.C. Penney Co Inc on Thursday projected a bigger comparable sales fall than market expectations for 2020, even after reporting better-than-expected results for the holiday quarter on strength of its women's apparel business.
LEICESTER, Mass. — A 46-year-old woman who tried to use a garden hose to put out a fire in her house is facing criminal charges.
GILFORD — A U.S. Department of Labor inspector has questioned Gunstock Mountain Resort’s practice of allowing teen ski instructors to assist students onto ski lifts, maintaining that by lowering the safety bar, the instructors are effectively “operating” the lift.
In response to complaints about the culture of some student organizations, Dartmouth College this week reported that five Greek houses and two sports teams violated school alcohol and hazing policies, following an investigation that went back several years.
“We’re happy no one was home and no one was hurt,” Leon told the Union Leader.
A 66-year-old city man is accused of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse images.
It is one of 19 that are being shuttered.
BOSTON — Stressing that the risk of contracting coronavirus remains low in Massachusetts, state public health officials said Tuesday that they are prepared for a potential outbreak.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday it is preparing for the potential spread of coronavirus.
“Although the building will close, the parish does not cease to exist,” the diocese said.
Critics claim the bill discriminates against transgender athletes.
CONCORD — A bill that narrowly cleared a key House committee Wednesday would require adult drivers and passengers to wear seatbelts, a change that proponents said would significantly reduce fatalities in the last state without such a law.
Steyr Arms Inc. filed the suit in 2017; a judge has ordered the case closed.
The Croydon Board of Selectmen was prepared to pay up to $5,000 for an evaluation of the police department, according to the contract with consulting firm Municipal Resources Inc. obtained through a Right-to-Know request.
A new art exhibit showcasing the immigrant experience goes on display at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Londonderry tonight.
BOSTON — Columbia Gas has agreed to pay $53 million and plead guilty to breaking federal pipeline safety laws to resolve an investigation into catastrophic gas explosions in three Massachusetts communities in 2018.
For a couple hours Wednesday afternoon, Bruins captain Zdeno Chara became a playmate for dozens of local children.
New Hampshire still does not have any cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus. The state’s infectious disease experts say the risk is low, and that we should all be way more worried about the flu.
STRATHAM — “The History of Agriculture as Told by Barns” will be the focus of a free program at 7 p.m. Monday, March 9.
The organization does not need office space to operate, the CEO says.
Up to six awardees will receive a total of $300,000 in grants administered by SBA’s Office of Veterans Business Development to participate in the Women Veteran Entrepreneurship Training Program.
A local nonprofit offers free therapy for service members, vets and first responders.
The U.S. House passed on Tuesday the Protecting Business Opportunities for Veterans Act of 2019, which Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H., introduced last year.
A terminal diagnosis can be a lonely experience for anyone, but for a veteran that diagnosis can present unique issues.
IN 1965, President Lyndon Johnson gave a speech before Congress, “Conservation and Preservation of Natural Beauty,” announcing plans to build thousands of hiking trails across the country. Johnson noted, “Doctors recommend and encourage such activity for fitness and fun.”
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U.S. Sens. Maggie Hassan, D-NH, and Josh Hawley, R-MO, introduced a bipartisan bill to support innovative startups across the country by establishing a competitive grant program for incubator networks.
A Massachusetts House transportation financing plan -- being called a potential "generational change" for motorists -- may include a gas tax hike, a bump in ride-hailing fees and altering tolls to encourage off-peak commuting all to help with Greater Boston's nightmare traffic jams.
A recent spate of killings has prompted Mayor Martin Walsh to move up the annual anti-violence meetings.
As a father, Cord Whitaker knows how to take it on the chin. Literally.
“Multiple people” were killed in a mass shooting at a Molson Coors Beverage Co. facility in Milwaukee on Wednesday, with the suspect apparently among the dead, the city’s mayor, Tom Barrett, said.
WASHINGTON — The House Wednesday passed legislation that would make lynching a federal hate crime, more than 100 years since the first such measure was introduced in Congress.
Harold Storelee, 88, is a man who likes to keep his house and yard tidy. When he was cutting his grass one morning last week, he fell. He was unable to get up for about four hours and was out of view of passersby.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper received bipartisan criticism in the House Armed Services Committee for the Pentagon's acquiescence to President Donald Trump's continuing demands to shift military funding to pay for his border wall.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign said on Wednesday it was filing a libel suit accusing the New York Times of intentionally publishing a false opinion article that suggested Russia and the campaign had an overarching deal in the 2016 U.S. election.
Sanders' opponents described him as a risky choice to face Trump in November.
