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Mason RouserKeene Sentinel

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · By Mason RouserKeene Sentinel

    Spoford boy Forest Bell removes wasp nests for free - Valley News (opens the original)

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    On a Tuesday afternoon in Spofford, N.H., Forest Bell zipped up his bee suit to take down another yellow jacket nest. At just 11, Forest showed no fear as he stood atop a step stool, holding a Shop-Vac nozzle to the mouth of the nest, ready to suck out the insects. The nest was at the back of his grandfather’s house. His focus during the job, and his vast knowledge of wasps, bees and their intricate nests, might make it shocking that he’s been removing nests on people’s property for less than tw

  2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · By Mason RouserKeene Sentinel

    El Niño impact: Hot summer, wet winter in New England - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)

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    It’s already been a hot summer in New Hampshire. And a climate event could bring more heat and humidity this summer and a wet, warm winter that could put a damper on the ski season and next year’s growing season. Warm sea surface temperatures along the equator in the tropical Pacific Ocean indicate that the world has entered a naturally occurring climate event known as El Niño, according to climate scientists. They predict this year’s event to reach its strongest classification in what some have

  3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · By Mason RouserKeene Sentinel

    El Niño impact: Hot summer, wet winter in New England - Valley News (opens the original)

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    It’s already been a hot summer in New Hampshire. And a climate event could bring more heat and humidity this summer and a wet, warm winter that could put a damper on the ski season and next year’s growing season. Warm sea surface temperatures along the equator in the tropical Pacific Ocean indicate that the world has entered a naturally occurring climate event known as El Niño, according to climate scientists. They predict this year’s event to reach its strongest classification in what some have

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