Julia Vaz
Summer Intern 2025-
‘We’ll start from scratch again’: Changes to NH’s landfill rules will have to wait till next sessionDisagreement between the House and Senate this year sank a proposal that would have included a moratorium on new landfills and the creation of a site evaluation committee, a body that would oversee where landfills could be placed. -
Concord is expected to break temperature records two days in a row. On Monday, the city reached 97 degrees, breaking a previous 2020 record. More record breaking heat is expected Tuesday. -
Older people, outdoor workers and those experiencing homelessness are some of the groups more vulnerable to extreme heat. -
Unitil’s 4.9-megawatt project is now the biggest in the state, generating enough energy to power 1,200 homes per year. -
The storms this past month worried farmers who still remember the losses of 2023 caused by intense flooding and rainfall. While this season is looking up in comparison, farmers still face challenges to plant and harvest crops. -
At a naturalization ceremony Friday, Judge Seth Aframe thanked the new citizens, spanning from over 30 countries, for their contributions to the American identity. -
State climatologist Mary Stampone explains the difference between weather and climate variability, highlighting the impact of carbon emissions on weather patterns. -
The region has the highest rate of Lyme disease in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. -
New Hampshire is holding a competition for a new heirloom marriage certificate design. The chosen design will be available for purchase starting next year. -
This past May was the fourth wettest in New Hampshire’s history, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
