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BY MICHAEL MCCORD Deb Anthony, the outgoing executive director of Gather, one of the Seacoast's largest food pantries, has seen firsthand how food insecurity is a pernicious blight on the [...]

One of the best parts of working for an association is speaking with members from across the country about the important work they are doing for their local communities. It's [...]

New Hampshire is achieving shorter lengths of stay in foster care and fewer placements for each child by providing unusually intensive supports to families who enter the system for the [...]

The first-ever national report card on vehicle safety from the National Safety Council gives 19 states Ds and Fs for driver and passenger safety. States that score the highest, such [...]

Now that Christmas is behind us, it's not too late to start planning for the next big holiday -- Groundhog Day. Some charitable and enterprising folks in Nashua are already [...]

About 200 investors, some from Missouri's Kansas City area, claim that they had conducted business with Noble Trust Co.. The trust company was placed under New Hampshire Banking Department's conservatorship after $15 million was discovered to be missing from its account. It is alleged that the money was lost in a Colorado Ponzi scheme.

New Hampshire women are among the best educated in the nation, as measured by the percentage of women with a bachelor's degree or higher. So why is it that of [...]

The Northern Pass project debate has raged around property rights, land values and the destruction of natural beauty on the one hand and potential construction jobs and tax revenues on [...]

Traditionally, most divorce cases have begun with the filing of a divorce petition, setting in motion a legal process by which the case ultimately would be resolved by a judge [...]

The faction now controlling the Republican Party and the New Hampshire House is driven by so-called 'tea party' ideology. It is an ideology the founders of New Hampshire would have [...]

New Hampshire is frequently lauded for its high quality of life and relative prosperity. In part, we owe that stature to the nonprofit organizations that we rely upon for essential [...]

A new report shows that the rate of binge drinking in New Hampshire has not changed much in the last four years. An October 2009 survey of 5,989 Granite State [...]

Bob Wilson's career in radio broadcasting started with an early 1950s job as a sportscaster. Career moves helped him develop a style, mixing a rhythm and blues format with sportscasting on WKLZ-FM in New Hampshire. Wilson is the regular sportscaster for Boston Bruins games.

Hardly a day goes by that I am not invited (and sometimes summoned) into conversations about aging issues faced by friends, neighbors and fellow citizens. What strikes me is the [...]

Five historical properties have been added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places. They are: Smyth Library, High Street, Candia; Thomas Ayres Homestead, Park Avenue, Greenland; Littleton Community [...]

New Hampshire kids can have some out-of-this-world fun at the Montshire Museum's Astronomy Day, Jan. 27, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A full day of activities will include learning [...]

The 31st New Hampshire Highland Games, the largest gathering in the Northeast to celebrate Scottish culture and one of the largest in the world, takes place Sept. 22-24, returning to [...]

Rural America, including New Hampshire, is facing a major substance abuse problem. But the most troublesome substance is not, as some media reports suggest, methamphetamine. While rural America does indeed [...]

Thank goodness the Big Dig isn't in New Hampshire! Even so, I imagine a number of New Hampshirites worked on it, and many of us use those tunnels all the [...]