More than 660 flights into or out of the U.S. were canceled Monday, with more than 4,000 delays, and airports in the New York and Boston areas accounted for many of them.
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Helmets don’t offer full protection on slopes, study warns
Skiers were less likely to have skull fractures but twice as likely to suffer severe injuries, two trauma surgeons find.
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New Hampshire to cancel contract with youth center after residents hospitalized
Granite Pathways in Manchester denies that the 5 young people overdosed, after a 911 call reported they may have taken the sedative Xanax.
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No thanks: Native Americans to hold 50th gathering of grief
Descendants of the Wampanoag tribe are determined to ensure the world doesn’t forget the disease and oppression European settlers brought.
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Police remove dynamite from New Hampshire house, evacuate neighborhood
The dynamite is found in the basement of a home in Portsmouth after its contents were left to a museum.
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New Hampshire youth center halts admissions after possible overdoses
Four girls and a boy from a Manchester substance abuse treatment center were taken to a hospital Monday night after a 911 caller told authorities the children may have taken the sedative Xanax.
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Massachusetts lawmakers approve ban on drivers using hand-held cellphones
The Senate voted 38-1 in favor of the bill Wednesday. The House approved it on a 153-1 vote Tuesday.
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Warming waters spell more bad news for New England shrimp
The fishery has been shut down since 2013 and recent surveys show the species is still struggling.
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Details emerge about how Coast Guard tracked down sailboat from Maine
Coast Guard officials plan to interview the Dove’s three crew members when the 40-foot yacht next makes port on its trip south.
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Werner Doehner, last survivor of the Hindenburg disaster, dies at 90
He was 8 when his mother tossed him to safety from the burning airship.