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Dodgeball returns to Windham schools
The Windham School Board voted 4-0 to restore modified versions of dodgeball and similar "human target" games to the district's physical education programs - effective immediately.
Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Reader's patience pays off as hummingbirds return
"We have been patiently waiting for the return of the hummingbirds. They finally arrived on May 19th, and we are enjoying seeing them morning, noon, and night.
Derry Conservation Commission OKa s Linda Road project
Commission Chairman Margaret Ives said the project has no wetlands impact. Earlier this year, representatives of H and B Homes Corporation appeared before the Zoning Board seeking a variance for three single-family home lots off Linda Road near the Windham border.
First 5K race a group endeavor
The running group that formed at Creative Fitness for Women in Londonderry is ready for the start of last month's 5K for Future Farmers of America at J & F Farms in Derry.
Lack of insurance choice troubles some in NH
Consumer and small business advocates in New Hampshire are disappointed but not surprised that only one company plans to sell insurance through the new online marketplaces required under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
Family and consumer sciences prepare students for life after high school
Kay Shoubash, middle, talks to Windham High School students Dan Winter, left, and Kenny Hite, right, during her family and consumer science class in Windham on Thursday, May 23, 2013.
N.H. farm-based exports eligible for grants
New Hampshire companies that produce agricultural-based products - from beer to lotions - are eligible to receive a grant that could help them enter or expand their export market.
Fergus Cullen: Is Rand Paul peaking too early?
There were lots of new faces at the New Hampshire Republican Party's annual dinner Monday night, many of them under 30, most obviously attending their first-ever political dinner.
From middle school to middle ages in Windham
Seventh graders Daniel Donabedian, Vincent Marino and Adam Messina were knights in shining armor as part of Windham Middle School's annual Medieval Day.