National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, which covers NH and most of Maine, says the first half of meteorological winter (Dec., Jan., Feb.) has been the wettest on record for both the Concord and Portland stations. That includes rain - so, so much rain - and melted...

A site called 404media says it looked at scraped data about a national network of shared public and private surveillance cameras and found "more than a hundred" police departments, sheriff's departments and others using them - including Manchester NH police. The full...

MassLive reports (here): This summer, millions of cicadas from broods XIX (emerging every 13 years) and XIII (every 17 years) will both crawl out from underground and fly across the south and Midwest looking for a mate, according to Cicadamania, a website dedicated to...

As mythological metaphors go, the one that SNHU professor David Humphreys gave during a recent talk about the eruption of technologies known as artificial intelligence wasn’t terribly reassuring. “We’ve opened a Pandora’s box,” he told two dozen university students...

(Links to each patent can be found here, using the patent number or inventor’s name.) By Targeted News Service WASHINGTON – The following federal patents were assigned in New Hampshire through Jan. 14. *** Inter-Cell Fractional Frequency Reuse Scheduler PARALLEL...

The city of Concord has a golden opportunity to show that it's serious about its admirable clean-energy goals, but it's not the sort of opportunity you might think of. Two huge mixed-use developments are proposed for the city: here's a Monitor story about a recent...

In Holyoke, Mass., on the Connecticut River, they're replacing a closed paper mill with a factory that will make "clean cement." If it lives up to hopes, that would be a big deal since making cement is a huge emitter of carbon. From the article in Heatmap (read it...

Self-storage units are all over the place - we sure own a lot of crap, don't we? - and seem to be perfect places to put solar panels. Flat roofs, already ugly so nobody will complain, connected to the grid. The problem is that the units don't consume much electricity...