A 911 call came in around 12:30 p.m. reporting a hiker who was found unconscious and not breathing on the Signal Ridge Trail.
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New Hampshire bishop accused of abusing teenage boy in 1980s
A lawsuit accuses the head of the Roman Catholic Church in New Hampshire of sexual abuse when he served as a priest in New York.
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More COVID-19 cases linked to Provincetown cluster
One local business owner urged visitors to stay away from the popular Cape Cod resort town if they haven’t been immunized.
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Seaplanes to take flight from Boston Harbor to New York City
Tailwind Air says the flights will take around 75 minutes and fares will start at $395 one way.
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Florida family could be fined for rescue on Mount Lafayette
A couple and their two children vastly underestimated the time needed to complete the Falling Waters-Old Bridle Path Loop and ended up in the dark without lights or water, New Hampshire officials say.
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New Hampshire refunds COVID business fines
The New Hampshire attorney general had issued fines totaling $10,000 to eight businesses.
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Boston asks Provincetown visitors to isolate, get virus test
At least 35 COVID-19 cases in the city have been linked to the Cape Cod tourist town, which reported over 100 positive tests after the Fourth of July holiday.
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Rainstorm batters Vermont, New Hampshire; no flash floods in Maine
But Portland set a new rainfall record for the date with 1.17 inches recorded Sunday at the jetport.
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Hot air balloon designer, pilot dies in balloon mishap in Vermont
Brian Boland – who had over 11,000 hours piloting balloons – was a forerunner of experimental lighter-than-air balloon building.
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Scallop harvest to decline again this year, but is still strong
Fishermen harvested about 43.5 million pounds in 2020 and are expected to collect about 40 million pounds this year.