Mara Hoplamazian
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Nottingham objected to paying the attorney’s fees, arguing that it did not defend the ordinance in the lawsuit. The town’s attorneys suggested that fees should be assessed against the citizen’s group that introduced the ordinance. -
The five defendants in the case were part of a group of activists arrested when they held a protest on railroad tracks in Hooksett in 2019.
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After more than a decade of discussions, the Durham Town Council voted this week to remove the Mill Pond Dam on the Oyster River.
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Pamela Jordan is an associate professor at Southern New Hampshire University. She said that an important distinction between this treaty and the Paris Climate Agreement is that the new treaty would be binding.
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Gov. Chris Sununu wrote to President Biden requesting a Major Disaster Declaration for storms that caused flooding this July.
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The public comment period for a wetlands permit application necessary for the development of a controversial landfill near Dalton closes Monday, Sept. 13.
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U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm toured a former landfill in Manchester that will host hold 8,000 solar panels on a visit to New Hampshire to discuss renewable energy.
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Researchers at the University of New Hampshire will use a grant from NOAA to study the threats to coastal roads and how to make them more resilient.
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An engineering lab received two grants from NASA to conduct research on icy worlds in our solar system.
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The Haven well in Portsmouth is back online after PFAS contamination shut it down in 2014.
