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- Sep 25, 2026
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7-year-old girl receives warm welcome after 57 days in the hospital (opens the original)
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The Laconia Police Department escorted a 7-year-old girl from Boston Children's Hospital to her elementary school, where she received a warm welcome from her community on Thursday. Maryah returned from 57 days of treatment at the hospital for leukemia. Friends, families and her entire school welcomed her outside Woodland Heights Elementary School with posters and gifts. "That's what we're here for, right? It's a humanity side of life," said Laconia police Chief Matt Canfield. "To be able to help
Flight 11 pilot had ties to New Hampshire, loved taking care of his Mass. farm (opens the original)
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A New Hampshire pilot was in the cockpit of American Airlines Flight 11 when it was taken over and eventually flown into the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. John Ogonowski was a commercial pilot with an impressive background. He was an Air Force commander during Vietnam and had a degree in nuclear engineering. He had lived in Pelham, New Hampshire, for years, and his children were students at Bishop Guertin High School in Nashua. His family said his life was split betwee
Americans dealt with trauma in wake of attacks of Sept. 11, psychologist says (opens the original)
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Life changed for many Americans on Sept. 11, 2001, with some grappling with the trauma of that day for some time. Dr. William Charmak, a New Hampshire psychologist who was called to the Pentagon on the day after the attacks, said the enormous and lasting impact of 9/11 is very real. "We had this idea that we were invincible, and we were now very vulnerable and every community could have been vulnerable, that there could have been a terrorist attack anywhere," Charmak said. "And when we think tha
New Hampshire doctor discusses popularity, effectiveness of certain peptides (opens the original)
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VIDEO: Last month, an FDA committee voted to make some peptides more widely available. Peptides are gaining popularity online as word from wellness influencers spreads on social media. It has been pitched as a way to improve your overall health, but there are so many different forms of them. Dr. Robert Catania, the director of metabolic and bariatric surgery with Southern New Hampshire Weight Management, joins to discuss the trend.
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