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Holocaust survivor shares story, encourages Concord High students to fight for justice
Holocaust survivor Irene Butter poses for a portrait in The Centennial Hotel in Concord on Wednesday, May 22, 2013.
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Census Data: Chicago Slowest Growing Big City In U.S.
Chicago gained nearly 10,000 people from July 2011 to July 2012, but was the slowest-growing major city in the country according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released Thursday.
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Brent Truax Appointed as the General Manager of the 149-room Sierra...
Brent will be working alongside resort owners Nancy and Jim Demetriades in overseeing the operation of Mammoth Lakes' newest premier resort.
Urban renewal? Big US cities showing strong growth
Urban renewal? New census estimates show that most of the nation's largest cities further enhanced their allure last year, posting strong population growth for a second straight year.
Last week, Yitang "Tom" Zhang, a popular math professor at the University of New Hampshire, stunned the world of pure mathematics when he announced that he had proven the "bounded gaps" conjecture about the distribution of prime numbers - a crucial milestone on the way to the even more elusive twin primes conjecture, and a major achievement in ... (more)
Industry expert: Health care costs consuming the economy Stakeholders ...
Spending on health care is consuming the American economy, and it will take more than raw data to figure out how to fix the system.
an abstract illustration of numbers.
New research reveals an infinite number of prime numbers exist that are separated by a distance of at most 70 million.
These three new logo designs proposed for the University of New Hampshire have prompted the formation of UNH Students Against The Change of the Thompson Hall Logo.
Soldiersa names to be added to War Memorial at UNH
The names of three soldiers who lost their lives while serving their country will be added to the War Memorial in the Memorial Union Building at the University of New Hampshire Thursday, May 23, at 10 a.m. The public is invited to attend.
Students Not Happy With New UNH Logo Designs
The University of New Hampshire will have a new logo but many are not happy with the options on the table.
Federal Subsidies Critical to Low-Income Families Facing Rising Child Care Costs
Low-income families have been hit hard by the rising cost of child care in America, and federal child care subsidies are one of the most important ways to mitigate rising child care costs that, for some households, now represent more than a third of their annual income, according to new research from the Carsey Institute at the University of New ... (more)
Unknown Mathematician Proves Elusive Property of Prime Numbers
On April 17, a paper arrived in the inbox of Annals of Mathematics, one of the discipline's preeminent journals.
Fine Art Fundraising Auction at Museum of Art, UNH
DURHAM, NH Original drawings, prints and paintings by selected well-known northern New England artists will be up for bid and outright sale at Rose Moon , a fundraiser for the Museum of Art, University of New Hampshire.
Crews quickly knock down one-alarm fire
A ceiling fan was the cause of a one-alarm fire in an apartment near the University of New Hampshire on Sunday.
Foundation elects three new trustees
At its recent 2013 annual meeting, members of the Foundation for Seacoast Health elected Amy Schwartz, Neal Ouellett, and Dr.
Deerfield teacher honored by national science organization
She takes them outside to show them the world they're studying so they can see how the classroom concepts relate to real life.
Denton cites senior center, parking in early bid for City Council
U.S. Army veteran Joshua Denton announced his candidacy for City Council in this fall's election Saturday morning in Goodwin Park on Islington Street.
Rhuland is a licensed physical therapist assistant with more than five years of experience in an orthopaedic and sports medicine setting.
Seacoast bicyclists join commute
Bogle, a senior transportation planner at the Rockingham Planning Commission, spent the past week biking to work in Exeter from Durham on heavily traveled Route 108.
UNH Law School grads told to 'serve justice'
Two men who argued opposite sides in the U.S. Supreme Court case that decided the 2000 election offered life lessons - and their own example - to graduates of the University of New Hampshire School of Law on Saturday.