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Massive infrastructure project aims to overhaul Manchester's drainage system (opens the original)
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Sixty feet below the city of Manchester, you'll find its biggest infrastructure project underway in close to a century: the Cemetery Brook Drain Tunnel Project. The project broke ground in August and is well underway. News 9 joined Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Zeldin on site for a tour of the $360 million project. "When I was here a year ago, and we were talking about this project in many respects, maybe in all respects, this has been presented to EPA as a local vision," Zel
Get a close look at caterpillar research in expanded Dublin lab (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 28, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 28, 2026 From a caterpillar to a pupa to a moth, the creatures are not the only things undergoing metamorphosis at The Caterpillar Lab in Dublin. New Hampshire Chronicle last visited The Caterpillar Lab in 2018, when it was in its early stages. Founder Samuel Jaffe said the idea for the lab was always cocooned deep inside his brain. “My parents would tell stories that I was bringing caterpillars into the house, probably as
Red Sox fans react to announcement of Mickey Gasper's injury ahead of Wild Card Series (opens the original)
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The Red Sox officially announced New Hampshire's Mickey Gasper will be on the 10-day injured list on Sunday. News 9 spoke with sports fans in Manchester about the recent announcement that came ahead of the Wild Card Series this week. "That sucks. I mean, obviously, I want him to be able to play in that game, especially since he's a local kid from Merrimack. He's been mashing home runs lately, so it's going to suck not having that power in the lineup," said Andrew Hoenig of Manchester. Gasper has
Storm Tracker view: Roads wet as rain, wind from nor'easter pass through NH (opens the original)
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A nor'easter is making its way through southern New Hampshire, making conditions wet and windy. While News 9's Storm Tracker showed wet roads from passing rain, the wind was significant along Route 28 in Salem. The highest wind gusts could reach or surpass 40 mph in southeastern New Hampshire, especially along the coast. The strongest wind gusts are expected through Sunday afternoon, with weaker winds to follow into Monday.
NH residents face power outages due to downed tree amid weekend nor'easter (opens the original)
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Simpson Road in Pelham is back open after a tree went down during this weekend's nor'easter. People in the area of the fallen tree lost power, but it has mostly been restored. While the tree was down, the road was closed for about three hours while crews worked to clean up the scene. In Merrimack, people were also without power due to a fallen tree branch. At this time, utility companies say they have seen scattered outages, but no major power loss.
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