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Two Palestinian American women have become the second generation of their family businesses. One is a restaurant owner in Brooklyn, New York. One is a book publisher in Northampton, Massachusetts. They're connected through their culture, their families — and through the publishing of a new Palestinian cookbook. -
Creegan was appointed by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to fill the top federal prosecutor post in New Hampshire following a vacancy. She previously worked as general counsel for the state’s Judicial Branch. -
Advocates say the program is a lifeline for thousands of older adults in New Hampshire who depend on the income for essentials. -
Extremely dangerous heat is still unusual in Maine — but emergency officials across the state are already planning for a future where they’re responding to temperature spikes as silent natural disasters. -
Even though Maine is known as a cold weather state, in recent years, hundreds of people have shown up in emergency rooms for heat-related illness. To offer relief, cooling centers are opening at libraries, fire stations, and community centers. -
Business owners say they're hearing less French and seeing fewer visitors from across the border. State data backs up their observations. -
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