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N.H. naturalist and author Sy Montgomery introduces us to Fire Chief, a 42-lb. snapping turtle. She and illustrator Matt Patterson worked together to help Fire Chief regain the ability to walk after being hit by a car. This is the third episode in the series: “A glimpse into the heart, soul, and science of animals with Sy Montgomery."
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Concord and Manchester both saw the longest run of days in the 90s since recordkeeping began.
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As communities across the state continue to see 90-degree days, summer camps are making changes to keep kids safe.
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There are still roads to fix. But the town finished a project that restores a brook on a main thoroughfare to its original path, protecting a church and a community center.
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The fishermen were sentenced for "knowingly subverting commercial fishing reporting requirements" in a scheme involving Atlantic herring, prosecutors said in a statement. The defendants included owners, captains and crew members of the Western Sea, a ship that operates out of Maine.
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Like the rest of New England, Vermont has mostly older, small dams built to power textile mills, store water or supply irrigation to farms. The concern is they have outlived their usefulness and climate change could bring storms they were never built to withstand.
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Dalton's fire chief said almost every road in town is washed out. Next door in Littleton, some roads are also still closed — leaving some people stranded.
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N.H. naturalist and author Sy Montgomery had the rare experience of helping to raise two orphaned baby hummingbirds. We get a peek into the complex endeavor and the strength Sy finds in the tiny birds in our second episode in the series: “A glimpse into the heart, soul, and science of animals with Sy Montgomery."
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The asphalt plant, proposed by the Newport Construction Corporation, has been a concern for community members since 2022.
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There are more than 9,000 satellites orbiting the planet. The vast majority are owned and operated by one company: Starlink.
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A question about anosmia has the Outside/In team sniffing out answers about our sense of smell.