David Brooks - Concord Monitor
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As New Hampshire tries once again to prod more people into building public electric vehicle chargers, one of the few North Country charging sites is throwing in the towel because the cost of electricity is too high.
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The Willey House tragedy killed the family members and two workers on Aug. 28, 1826 when a landslide rumbled down the steep hillsides in Crawford Notch. The house survived and the national attention bolstered tourism in the White Mountains.
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The Spotted Lanternfly has been identified in 19 states and the District of Columbia. The pest is native to Asia.
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Manny and Kayla Sanchez are the 24th owners and operators of the Canterbury Country Store since 1767.
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Almost 48,000 New Hampshire residents who get health insurance through the state’s Medicaid expansion program will have to meet new rules about working or having “community engagement” next year, and the state wants to make sure they’re not taken by surprise.
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The New Hampshire Department of Justice filed the lawsuit against Leonard Caron of Andover, who put jersey barriers at each end of a mile-long stretch of trail following a dispute over whether he could use heavy machinery on the trail to access some of his property.
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The Flying Monkey theater and arts venue in downtown Plymouth has been donated to the Pemi-Valley Habitat for Humanity.
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A landowner recently placed heavy concrete barriers in the path because he says his ability to use it has been thwarted.
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There’s lots of lithium in northern New England, U.S. Geological Survey saysThe U.S. Geological Survey report estimates 900,000 metric tons of lithium is concentrated in northern New England, mostly in Maine and in New Hampshire. Lithium is used in the lithium-ion batteries that power computers, military equipment, vehicles, phones, electric tools, and energy-grid storage.
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New Hampshire Fish and Game said Kent Wood of West Roxbury, Massachusetts, had gone to Lafayette Campground last Friday and camped, then he began hiking on Saturday. His family notified authorities Monday that they had not heard from him.