An enterprising reporter, guidance from a Maine state agency and a lobstermen’s association, and a Facebook query help piece together the 125-mile migration of a lobster.
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Lawsuit: Winter wonderland is neighbor’s spring nightmare
A New Hampshire woman says the operators of an ice structure attraction failed to control runoff and flooded her basement with over 15,000 gallons of water last spring.
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Connecticut man accused of killing missing wife is in critical condition
Authorities say Fotis Dulos, charged with murdering his estranged wife whose body has not been found, was hospitalized in critical condition after being found unresponsive in a vehicle in his garage.
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Harvard professor charged with hiding China ties, payments
Prosecutors say Charles Lieber was paid $50,000 a month by the Wuhan University of Technology and in exchange published article and apply for patents on behalf of the Chinese college.
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Tax evader in New Hampshire standoff should not be released, prosecutors argue
The U.S. attorney’s office says a woman who took part in a monthslong standoff with her husband U.S. marshals in 2007 should not be released from federal prison yet.
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More tests requested on truck in crash that killed 7 bikers in New Hampshire
Lawyers for the pickup truck driver charged in the crash object unless a member of the defense team is present for the testing.
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Father strangles coyote that grabbed his son in New Hampshire
Police believe the same coyote attacked a pair of dogs, bit a woman and even tried to skirmish with a vehicle.
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Lyme disease vaccine for mice could help prevent human infections
Scientists completed a three-year study that gave vaccine-coated pellets to mice in the backyards of 32 homes, and results show a 26% drop in infection.
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Vermont continues among top Peace Corps producing states
The state, with a per capita rate of 8.1 volunteers per 100,000 residents, is only behind the District of Columbia.
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Vermont warns about hepatitis A outbreak
The Department of Health is warning residents about a a statewide outbreak, joining New Hampshire and Massachusetts.