David Brooks - Concord Monitor
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Concord is leasing 17 acres to Kearsarge Power, which will place roughly 11,000 panels there. The site has three-phase power, necessary for such an array, but Unitil needs to move one line and do some upgrades to a substation.
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New Hampshire joins many states and developed countries that have seen the birth rate – the number of children the average woman will have in her lifetime – decline over the past two decades as social patterns have changed.
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At Millikan Nursery in Chichester, when they buy trees, shrubs and other nursery stock from places where the spotted lanternfly is established, they take the time to look for and remove the egg masses of the invasive species.
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Ragged Mountain ski resort and its surrounding 1,900 acres in Danbury, NH, including more than 800 potential residential lots, are being marketed by CBRE Group, a major commercial real estate firm.
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A bill before the New Hampshire Legislature would add "spuds," lifts and other devices to state law prohibiting the mooring of boats without a permit. prohibiting mooring of boats without a permit.
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Several bills related to ambulances have been introduced for the upcoming legislative session.
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The state is gearing up to join a federal program testing dairy cattle for virulent strains of bird flu.
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If the sale proceeds, it will be the fourth time that the telephone network in Northern New England has changed hands since the 1984 breakup of AT&T.
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Much of the U.S. has seen a very dry autumn after a wet spring and normal summer. The National Weather Service says that this may be the driest October on record for the country as a whole.
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The New Hampshire Department of Transportation will hold a public information session on the Bow-Concord Project on Thursday, Oct. 24, in Concord, NH.