David Brooks - Concord Monitor
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Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, aka MHT, saw the highest cargo volumes ever recorded with 238 million pounds of cargo in 2025, which is 4 million pounds more than the previous record set in 2023.
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A hearing for a bill to end vaccine mandates in public schools in New Hampshire drew a big crowd, and opposition from public health experts.
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Though there were more newborns in the state last year, the number of deaths still outpaced the number of births for the ninth year in a row.
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Warm temperatures and light snow have bedeviled the West all winter, whereas many Northeast ski areas are reporting prime conditions.
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The ban on outdoor fires was put in place Sept. 22 following New Hampshire's driest summer on record since 1895. The kindling of open fires are now allowed if a permit has been obtained.
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The $42 million facility next to New Hampshire Hospital was going to be the state’s first forensic psychiatric hospital. It was originally slated to be finished by late 2026 or early 2027.
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As of Oct. 1, insurance carriers in New Hampshire must notify Medicare Advantage customers if they will see a change in their coverage, including whether they’re going to stop offering the service altogether.
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As drought continues in New Hampshire, lakes and streams are low, and wells are having issues. “There are places on the Connecticut River you can walk across. I haven’t seen that in years,” commented John Swain, president of Capital Well of Dunbarton.
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Although hunting is much less common than it used to be — the number of licensed hunters in the state has fallen by about half since its peak in the late 1980s — the pastime is still a big part of life here.
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The lawsuit was filed on behalf of New Hampshire individuals and businesses who would be affected by the logging operation in the White Mountain National Forest.