In 2023, researchers found unprecedented levels of dangerous chemicals in eggs laid by New Hampshire loons. Since then, ongoing testing has affirmed the sheer scope of pollution that New Hampshire wildlife and ecosystems must contend with, Loon Preservation Committee biologist Tiffany Grade said this month. As scientists press on with the research, they are striving […]
MEREDITH — More than 50 years ago, Granite Staters saw fewer loons swimming on their lakes. With no system in place to monitor the species, th…
The city of Concord is making a final push to fish and remove lead from water lines, even private ones – except they don’t expect to find any …
New Hampshire residents may get a letter in the mail this year with information about whether their water service lines contain lead.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced at the end of June the Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program’s Notic…
CONCORD — New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu was the lead signer of a joint letter from 25 Republican governors encouraging President Joe Biden t…
A new law signed by Governor Sununu has changed the allowable quantity of lead in water at schools and licensed childcare facilities. The mini…
Last Friday nine teams and one camper led 10 calves into the improvised show ring. Except for the single camper, one member of each team held …
When parents read with little ones, they often choose timeless favorites, including books such as “Good Night Moon,” “The Hungry Caterpillar” …