CONCORD — The “State of New Hampshire’s Birds” report, released today by New Hampshire Audubon and the NH Fish and Game Department, is the first to summarize population trends for all of New Hampshire’s breeding birds — a total of 186 species.
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New Hampshire s birds report released (Foster’s Daily Democrat)
Double click the window for a full-screen version of Carol Robidoux’s slide show on the New England veterans’ trip to Washington. When Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks addressed 250 veterans from around the country at the memorial constructed in the vets’ honor, 35 New England veterans were there, including five from New Hampshire.
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35 New England vets among those honored in D.C. ceremony (New Hampshire Union Leader)
15 F-16 jets will use space at the Pease Air National Guard base in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, until September.
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Runway resurfacing in Burlington has Vermont Air Guard on move to New Hampshire (The Burlington Free Press)
Extreme Air of New Hampshire, the only jump rope team from New Hampshire to compete at the USA Jump Rope National Championships held in Galveston, Texas, last June, has invited four new jumpers to join the team after they demonstrated exceptional ability…
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Extreme Air welcomes new members (Portsmouth Herald)
Welcome to Daily TWiP, your daily dose of all the holidays, historical observances, etc., we couldn’t cram into The Week in Preview.
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Daily TWiP – New Hampshire sells the first modern lottery tickets in the U.S. today in 1964 (The Nashua Telegraph)
“Here is a list of towns that rejected the resolution. This list does not include the 88 of New Hampshire’s 231 towns and all of New Hampshire’s 13 cities that refused to take the issue up.
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64% of New Hampshire’s Towns/Cities Reject or Refuse to Consider Gay Marriage Ban Measure (Gayapolis)
HAMPSHIRE’s endangered folk heritage has been celebrated in a new publication – a Folk Map that details local history.
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Hampshire folk heritage boosted by new map (Hampshire Chronicle)
Here’s the key question concerning the Hockey East quarterfinals series between the universities of Vermont and New Hampshire this weekend: Which team will benefit most from the late-season series between the two, the eighth-seeded, fortunate-to-here Catamounts or the No. 1, had-it-all-the way Wildcats?
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Vermont and New Hampshire are familiar foes (The Burlington Free Press)
BURLINGTON — The 19th-ranked University of Vermont men’s hockey team (15-12-7; 9-11-7 HEA) visits No. 11 New Hampshire (16-11-7; 15-6-6 HEA) this weekend at the Whittemore Center for a best-of-three Hockey East quarterfinal series. The Catamounts are the No. 8 seed while the Wildcats are the top seed after winning the regular season championship in Hockey East. …
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Vermont faces New Hampshire in Hockey East quarterfinals (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)