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Nepal warns of possible fresh flooding as communities grapple with devastation

DHADING, Nepal (AP) — Authorities in Nepal warned of possible fresh flooding on Sunday and urged residents in flood-affected districts to remain on high alert after water levels rose in the Bhotekoshi River. Flood warning notices were sent to people's phones early Sunday as rescue crews ...

State launches youth-focused fentanyl awareness campaign Unlabeled

CONCORD – Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the state Department of Health and Human Services recently announced the launch of Unlabeled, a new statewide fentanyl-prevention campaign designed specifically for youth and young adults. The campaign, informed by youth voices across the state, reflects New ...

Ward 1 resident running to help the homeless

NASHUA - Frustrated with the city’s lack of responsiveness to alleviating the problem of homelessness, Ward 1 resident William Ferriero decided to use his passion for running to take matters into his own hands. Since June 30, he has been running every street in the ward to raise money for ...

ARCNH merging with Revive Recovery

MILFORD — After opening its doors 11 years ago, the Addiction Recovery Coalition of New Hampshire is in the process of merging its operations with the Revive Recovery Resource Center in Nashua. Once the transition is complete, Revive will be able to offer services to more people and grow ...

Quick-thinking neighbor stops Hughey Street fire

NASHUA - Jonathan Paradise and his daughter were just about to leave their house on the afternoon of Aug. 29 when they saw flames coming from their neighbor’s garage at 9 Hughey St. Paradise sprinted to the house and began yelling and banging on the front door to alert anyone inside that ...

St. Joe’s nationally certified as Level 3 trauma center

NASHUA – The American College of Surgeons recently recognized St. Joseph Hospital as a national Level 3 trauma center. According to the ACS, a Level 3 trauma center “provides definitive care to patients with mild to moderate injuries, allowing patients to be cared for closer to home. ...