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Livable Nashua launches its pilot Energy Coaching Program on July 24 to help homeowners lower energy costs—applications remain open until Oct.

16, and eligible residents can receive a free home energy audit plus one-on-one coaching.

Swim With A Mission marked its 10th anniversary weekend by raising over $2.6 million from more than 10,000 attendees, 365 swimmers and 400 business leaders to support veterans.

Local experts are weighing the rise in demand for AI data centers as community leaders debate how to handle increased water and power use.

Dynamic Internet owner James Dogopoulos in Salem explained that his small facility still meets local needs (while concerns grow over larger centers).

City officials are revising plans for a resource center that will offer showers, laundry, warming services, and transitional housing.

A partner agency has offered space for a proof of concept model (if finalized) that may open in September while permanent plans are refined with pending funding and approvals.

A bill that may cap insulin costs at $35 per month moved out of a key Senate committee Wednesday.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen + 28 cosponsors introduced the INSULIN Act to ease the high cost burden for those with diabetes.

The University of New Hampshire has received an $8M grant from the National Science Foundation to study ticks and the diseases they spread.

The research will set up 22 monitoring stations (across the state) and start drag sampling next peak season.

Jonny Gomes competed in Nashua's Home Run Derby at Holman Stadium on Tuesday night and hit several home runs.

Connor Smith also took part and Westfield Starfires’ Morrie Fried won the tournament + hit consecutive homers during a swing off.