At approximately 9 p.m. on March 4, a Toyota struck a female University of New Hampshire (UNH) student who was walking in the crosswalk on Garrison Ave. in Durham. The student was treated and released...
In early January, the town of Durham introduced the Durham Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (DCPCNH), as a new way of looking at energy on a community level. The program allows residents to explore...
The safety of the Durham Town Hall staff is integral to Todd Selig, administrator for the town of Durham, New Hampshire. That’s why with the help of his administration, Selig has set November 7 as the...
DURHAM- Every September, the discussion around off-campus housing for University of New Hampshire students comes back into rotation.
With UNH’s new two-year residency rule, all freshmen and sophomore...
DURHAM - The months-long debate over the Mill Pond Dam will come to a close next week when Durham residents flock to Oyster River High School for their annual election. Key points ranging from fish migration...
With the rise of COVID-19, universities across the country had to decide whether or not to bring students back for the fall semester. The University of New Hampshire was one of many who brought its students back in person, raising concern for the members of the surrounding community. Read this special local feature submitted by Megan Deane, the editor of Oyster River High School's news magazine.
The Town of Durham has passed a mask ordinance, impacting residents and visitors of Durham, as well as the University of New Hampshire (UNH) community as they prepare for their return to campus for the fall semester.
There is much more going on in Durham than meets the eye.
The Economic Development Committee of Durham met to discuss developments to make Durham more appealing. The meeting was held at the Durham Town...
