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Seacoast New Hampshire residents may have heard a long blast from the Portsmouth Naval shipyard horn  this afternoon. It was to mark the anniversary of the 1905 signing between Russia and Japan of a peace treaty. Church bells also rang in the city of Portsmouth  to mark the occasion

The Treaty of Portsmouth is a treaty that formally ended the 1904–1905 Russo-Japanese War. It was signed on September 5, 1905, after negotiations from August 6 to August 30, at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, United States. 

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Nashua, NH – With excessive heat and humidity in New Hampshire and the Greater Nashua Public Health Region expected today September 5, 2023, state and local public health and emergency management officials are urging Greater Nashua residents to take the necessary precautions in an effort to avoid heat-related illness and injury.

Heat stroke is an emergency and medical help should be requested by calling 9-1-1. Anyone overcome by heat should be moved to a cool, shaded location and drink water while waiting for help. Nashua Public Health and Emergency Management Officials are encouraging the Greater Nashua community to practice the following precautions to stay safe and prevent heat-related illness.

● Drink plenty of water, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors.

● Monitor those at high risk. Although anyone at any time can suffer from heat-related illness, some people are at greater risk than others:

● Infants and young children

● People 65 years of age or older

● People who overexert during work or exercise

● People who are physically ill, especially with heart disease or high blood pressure, or

who take certain medications, such as for depression, insomnia, or poor circulation

● Young children and pets should never be left unattended in vehicles under any

circumstances.

● Take extra precautions if you work or spend time outside. Schedule frequent breaks in

shared or air conditioned environments.

● Limit use of appliances, such as your dryer, dishwasher, and oven to avoid unwanted heat

indoors.

● When possible reschedule strenuous activities to early morning or evening.

● Wear lightweight and loose fitting clothing when possible.

● Learn the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses and how to treat them.

89-year-old Donald Estes, from Bridgewater New Hampshire is the pedestrian struck in that town by a 16-year-old driver.

Keeping beach goers safe has been a full-time job this past Labor Day weekend.

New Hampshire US senator Jean Shaheen joined the Air Force secretary Frank Kendall in a recent visit to Pease Air National Guard base.

Massachusetts is investigating whether a a tortilla chip containing red hot spices contributed to the death of a 14-year-old boy in Worcester.

People were stranded for days at the Burning Man Festival in Nevada, after rain turned the ground into mud.

Coming up, on The Interview, a conversation with Lars Trodson, a former New Hampshire news reporter who now lives on Block Island off Rhode Island. He witnessed a fire that destroyed an iconic hotel. 

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Nashua, NH – With excessive heat and humidity in New Hampshire and the Greater Nashua Public Health Region expected today September 5, 2023, state and local public health and emergency management officials are urging Greater Nashua residents to take the necessary precautions in an effort to avoid heat-related illness and injury.

Heat stroke is an emergency and medical help should be requested by calling 9-1-1. Anyone overcome by heat should be moved to a cool, shaded location and drink water while waiting for help. Nashua Public Health and Emergency Management Officials are encouraging the Greater Nashua community to practice the following precautions to stay safe and prevent heat-related illness.

● Drink plenty of water, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors.

● Monitor those at high risk. Although anyone at any time can suffer from heat-related illness, some people are at greater risk than others:

● Infants and young children

● People 65 years of age or older

● People who overexert during work or exercise

● People who are physically ill, especially with heart disease or high blood pressure, or

who take certain medications, such as for depression, insomnia, or poor circulation

● Young children and pets should never be left unattended in vehicles under any

circumstances.

● Take extra precautions if you work or spend time outside. Schedule frequent breaks in

shared or air conditioned environments.

● Limit use of appliances, such as your dryer, dishwasher, and oven to avoid unwanted heat

indoors.

● When possible reschedule strenuous activities to early morning or evening.

● Wear lightweight and loose fitting clothing when possible.

● Learn the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses and how to treat them.

89-year-old Donald Estes, from Bridgewater New Hampshire is the pedestrian struck in that town by a 16-year-old driver.

Keeping beach goers safe has been a full-time job this past Labor Day weekend.

New Hampshire US senator Jean Shaheen joined the Air Force secretary Frank Kendall in a recent visit to Pease Air National Guard base.

Massachusetts is investigating whether a a tortilla chip containing red hot spices contributed to the death of a 14-year-old boy in Worcester.

People were stranded for days at the Burning Man Festival in Nevada, after rain turned the ground into mud.

Coming up, on The Interview, a conversation with Lars Trodson, a former New Hampshire news reporter who now lives on Block Island off Rhode Island. He witnessed a fire that destroyed an iconic hotel. 

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New Hampshire state police want you to be safe and accident free this Labor Day weekend.

State Representative Laurie Sanborn, who has chaired the state’s first casino commission has resigned from there.

Right on the heels of an animal rescue from Bedford, rescuers have found themselves busy with another one, this time in Northwood. Rather than trying to explain what happened in a news feed, the entire press release from New Hampshire SPCA is posted below.

Popular singer songwriter Jimmy Buffett has passed away at the age of 76.

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Stratham, NH – On Thursday, August 31, 2023, the New Hampshire SPCA assisted a local Police Department and the State Department of Agriculture following the service of a search warrant at a home. The owner was not on the property when police arrived and the animals and the home were found to be in horrifying conditions.  The Department of Agriculture ordered the animals to be removed. The New Hampshire SPCA took the animals into protective custody.  This case comes on the heels of a case last week where 35+ animals were surrendered following an investigation.

The conditions at the property were overwhelming.  “It was horrible,” said one of the NHSPCA staff members on site.  “The stench in the house was unbearable and the condition of the animals was heartbreaking.”  The animals taken in by the NHSPCA were 5 dogs including a Great Dane, 8 cats, 10 rabbits, 2 turtles, an African Grey parrot, 8 donkeys, 2 mini-donkeys, 6 goats, a sheep and a horse.  Other animals taken to partner shelters included 3 additional dogs, dozens of farm fowl, a cow and a snake.

Tona McCarthy, Humane Agent and Cruelty Investigator for the NHSPCA said that the animals were found without food or water, rabbits were in crates caked with waste, dogs were found in filthy crates that were too small for their size, cat litter boxes were overflowing. The authorities from the Department of Agriculture ordered the animals removed based on the condition of the animals and the condition of the site. 

The New Hampshire SPCA already has 163 animals in its care as of this morning.  The additional 39 animals coming from this case will once again push the organization well over 200 in care.  “This case is appalling.  The photos were absolutely nauseating.  Many of the animals appear to be severely underweight, filthy and have as yet, undiagnosed medical conditions,” said Lisa Dennison, Executive Director. “The donkeys had hooves that haven’t seen a farrier in so long that they are curling back on themselves and were clearly in terrible pain simply trying to walk.  The ram hasn’t been shorn and was a mass of mud and muck.  What makes it all even worse is that as of now, they now have to be held in protective custody while the court case begins.  State law allows for a court decision to be made within 14 days.  However, often, that deadline passes and the animals remain in protective custody for many months.”

 The New Hampshire SPCA is asking for the community’s assistance in caring for these animals. If you would like to help with the cost of care and to help ensure their recovery, please make a tax-deductible contribution to the SOS FUND by going to www.nhspca.org.  A direct link to the SOS Fund https://www.classy.org/checkout/donation?eid=127496 .  Gifts to the SOS Fund can also be made by phone at 603-772-2921 x 120

or by mail:  New Hampshire SPCA, PO Box 196, Stratham, NH  03885.  If you would like to help by making a donation of food, a list can be found on our website under “Wish list”.

About the New Hampshire SPCA  The mission of the New Hampshire SPCA is to save the lives of companion animals through rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption; to promote learning, eliminate animal cruelty and be a leader in advancing the highest standards of animal welfare. Adoption Center hours are from 11am – 4pm on every day but closed on Wednesday.  For more information about the New Hampshire SPCA, please visit www.nhspca.org

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New Hampshire state police want you to be safe and accident free this Labor Day weekend.

New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella along with the Lottery Commission wants to indefinitely suspend a license for a charitable Concord casino.

The Pentagon this fall will launch a website featuring declassified documents that will be available to the public on UFO reports.

The state of Maine is now looking into whether an alleged 14th amendment violation could keep former President Donald Trump off the state ballot.

Coming up next, conversation with NHSPCA executive Director Lisa Dennison. You can hear the entire interview tomorrow.

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 Neither secretary of state David Scanlon nor New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella have taken a position at this point on former President Trump’s legal right to be on the New Hampshire presidential Primary ballot.

A nagging bus driver shortage has caused a cut back in Coast services.

Two New Hampshire school districts are cracking down on cell phone use during classes.

The founder of Wreaths across America doesn’t yet know whether he can erect the world’s tallest flagpole in Columbia Falls Maine.

Coming up on the interview, more conversation with Lisa Dennison, of the NHSPCA in Stratham

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 The Rochester man who died climbing over a railing in the parking garage in Portsmouth had an extensive criminal record.

A new University of New Hampshire poll is out, and results suggest former President Trump stands a good chance of being convicted on a criminal charge.

Four days of extraordinary independent filmmaking, parties, comedy, discussions, and educational opportunities will once again descend upon Portsmouth, NH as the New Hampshire Film Festival is set.

For Maine State Troopers are recovering from injuries suffered when they were struck by a car in Hollis.

One member of the faculty at University of North Carolina is dead, and the suspected shooter in custody.

Coming up on the interview this morning, the conversation continues on this latest rescue of animals from a Bedford Home. Lisa Denison speaks.

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The Attorney General’s office says that an autopsy on a Durham man revealed that he was stabbed to death this past weekend.

Portsmouth police are continuing to investigate the death of a person who fell from the Hanover Street parking garage.

The famous Incident at Exeter will be marked this coming weekend with a UFO festival.

Maine US senator Margaret Chase Smith owned her 1941 Plymouth for 40 years. This past weekend it was sold at auction for $15,000.

Coming up next on The Interview, a conversation with the New Hampshire SPCA director Lisa Dennison in Stratham about a new animal rescue.

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