Colorado-based Vail Resorts Inc. announced Monday it has signed a merger agreement with Peak Resorts, putting three additional New Hampshire ski areas — Attitash, Wildcat and Crotched Mountain — under its control.
WASHINGTON — Right now, it’s a large, empty field.
MOULTONBOROUGH – For more than 40 years, the Loon Preservation Committee has undertaken statewide monitoring, research, management and outreach to preserve the iconic birds that have come to symbolize the spirit of the wild.
PLYMOUTH — The N.H. Supreme Court’s decision upholding the state’s rejection of the Northern Pass project is being roundly interpreted as good news in this White Mountain town.
CONCORD — State emergency management officials have asked FEMA to conduct a joint federal-state preliminary damage assessment in Grafton County, which was hit by a powerful storm last week.
CONCORD — A legislative rules panel embraced the nation’s toughest restrictions on PFAS chemicals in drinking water to the delight of environmentalists and the concern of business and municipal leaders who said they worried these new limits were too low and too quickly adopted.
IT’S A YEAR for city elections in Manchester. Inevitably, a big-spending politician will say the city needs a Riverwalk.
The new plant is estimated to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2025.
After years of being out of compliance, the Lower Wilson Pond dam on Route 32 is getting repaired this summer at a cost of $475,000.
Leading environmentalists vow to keep the pressure on as state regulators this week begin crafting enforceable drinking water standards for perfluoroalkyl or PFAS in drinking water.
Children in the Bayventures program at Great Bay Discovery Center are learning about the creatures and plants along New Hampshire’s “hidden coast” this summer.
Advisers in the Trump administration are recommending the President veto any defense authorization bill that includes millions for water contaminated from PFOA and PFOS chemicals, much of which was earmarked for New Hampshire.
Monday morning’s deluge in Washington was exceptional in its intensity and for the amount of water it dispensed in a short time.
Senior housing, duplexes, affordable housing, single-family homes, rental units and cottages are all being considered for the site.
JAKARTA — A 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck off the northeastern coast of Indonesia’s Sulawesi island late on Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning for eight cities near the epicenter.
LOS ANGELES — A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck Southern California near the city of Ridgecrest, about 113 miles) northeast of Los Angeles, the U.S. Geological Survey said on Thursday.
VENICE, La. — Timmy Couvillion first saw the oil plume at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico more than two months ago, but the memory still makes his skin crawl.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Drifts of hail from a freak storm partially buried tractor-trailers and cars in the Mexican city of Guadalajara, bringing families out on to the streets to play in ice piled high despite the summer heat.
It’s been nearly two years since the “Great American Eclipse.” Millions crammed into a 70-mile wide path of totality stretching from coast to coast, where the moon blotted out the sun to usher in a spontaneous nightfall. It was a planetary cavalcade unlike anything most had seen.
LINCOLN — A four-day search for a 70-year-old Dorchester, Mass., hiker ended happily late Friday night when he was found and taken to Speare Memorial Hospital in Plymouth for medical evaluation.
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LINCOLN — A search resumed Thursday for a 70-year-old hiker from Massachusetts who was last heard from on Monday according to Fish and Game officials.
Stan Barker and his friends have picked up 452 mini Sutter Home bottles since mid-April.
Lebanon found out earlier this year that it has a potential problem with PFOA chemicals, found at the solid waste facility, getting into the wastewater system, said the city manager.
The courthouse facility has been vacant since 2011 when the court operations relocated to the Hillsborough County Superior Courthouse on Spring Street.
In the pitch black waters 750 meters below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, a thin, undulating arm emerges from the gloom.
The Executive Council and Legislative Fiscal Committee have approved an agreement that guarantees the law firms 20% of any settlement, after expenses.
Town officials are saying Gov. Chris Sununu's veto earlier this month of a bill that would have expanded electric net metering has cost the town nearly $1 million in potential electricity savings for taxpayers.
The U.S. Air Force has diverted more than $66 million from other environmental cleanup efforts to address water contamination, and more than $35 million of that funding has been dedicated to the former Pease Air Force Base.
There’s an estimated three billion acres of ocean in U.S. territory and the University of New Hampshire is helping put it on the map.
Southeast Asian nations vowed to fight against plastic pollution in the ocean, as their leaders adopted a joint declaration during a summit in Bangkok.
NASHUA — Although future plans for a 30-acre parcel acquired by the city three years ago are still are unclear, a small portion of the property will be reserved for the potential expansion of the wastewater treatment facility.
Nearly half the world’s electricity will come from renewable energy by 2050 as costs of wind, solar and battery storage continue to plummet.
“I cannot say they didn’t see a mountain lion,” said Patrick Tate of Fish and Game. “I didn’t see what they saw.”
CONCORD — State corrections officials have started to provide Suboxone and related abuse-treatment drugs to select state prisoners in Berlin and will soon expand Suboxone-based treatment to prison facilities in Concord, they announced Monday.
Health and beauty products are meant to be aesthetically pleasing.
ENFIELD — Police Chief Roy Holland didn’t know what to do with the subject he had in custody this week, a recently born fawn brought in by a concerned resident.
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services is warning those who visit lakes in Hollis and Hillsborough of a bloom of cyanobacteria that might produce health concerns.
The best boost the general public can give to loons is to give them space, a biologist says.
NASHUA — The Environmental Protection Agency has granted New Hampshire $1.4 million to help clean and restore several contaminated properties throughout the state, including several in the Gate City.
NEWINGTON — Hunters may have expanded access to Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge in the near future.
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