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UNH’s ‘AquaFort’ sustainable seafood project goes nationwide (opens the original)
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Americans eat a lot of seafood — so much that the US imports $24 billion worth of seafood each year. The University of New Hampshire has developed a new, sustainable commercial aquaculture fishing system, and received federal funding this summer to take the project nation-wide. A five-minute boat ride from the coast of New Castle near Fort Constitution, two rectangular pens float on the ocean’s surface, covered with large netting. A narrow walkway surrounds them. Inside the pens live steelhead t
No booze? No problem. NH businesses lean into the alcohol-free trend. (opens the original)
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Rumi Kabob House is a family-run Afghan restaurant in Manchester that has been open for about a year. “Back in our motherlands, we don't have bars, so our social atmospheres are cafes and nonalcoholic facilities,” said Sip Woodod, Rumi Kabob House’s owner. It’s a family affair: His mother is the head chef at Rumi’s, and his family owns the fried chicken joint right next door. New Hampshire is seeing a bump in businesses centered on nonalcoholic drinks, as alcohol consumption declines. A national
NH AFL-CIO Labor Day Breakfast gives voice to anti-billionaire sentiment (opens the original)
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Labor union members and their supporters celebrated the achievements of the labor movement at the annual New Hampshire AFL-CIO Labor Day Breakfast on Monday. This year’s gathering had a strong political flavor, taking place a day before this year’s primary election. Attendees included the state’s entire federal delegation and several candidates for local, state and federal office. Opening remarks from NH AFL-CIO President Glenn Brackett spoke to the cost-of-living issues plaguing union members a
NH Supreme Court data breached in North American cybersecurity incident (opens the original)
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Data from the New Hampshire Supreme Court was accessed in a cybersecurity breach earlier this year. The state Supreme Court uses a software called C-Track, owned by West Publishing Corp., to manage its cases. In March 2026, an “unauthorized user” accessed sensitive data from C-Track systems, according to a press release from the New Hampshire Judicial Branch. Court systems across 11 US States, Canada, and the Virgin Islands were all accessed, including New Hampshire. West Publishing, the company
NH's chief election officer is monitoring court ruling on Trump mail-in voting order (opens the original)
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The U.S. Supreme Court has paused a lower court order that blocked parts of President Trump’s executive order to restrict mail-in voting. They are allowing Trump to proceed with implementing his executive order, but the court opinion did not rule on the legality of the executive order. As the legal fight will continue to play out, New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan said he is keeping an eye on the developments. “At the national level there is still litigation pending over the Preside
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