Granite State Times

New Hampshire residents concerned about inflation: 'It's not an ideal scenario if you can't afford a turkey'

By Bob Martin | Nov 22, 2021

Inflation continues to be a hot topic all around the country, and New Hampshire is no different, with 61% of Granite State residents saying inflation is a concern, according to a recent poll by Saint Anselm College.

Chinese government orders increase in coal production while U.S. attempts to move toward renewable energy

By Bob Martin | Nov 4, 2021

While the U.S. is moving closer to renewable energy sources, China continues to increase its coal production, which could be detrimental to the efforts of the U.S. to create more green energy.

University of New Hampshire and University of Vermont men's soccer gets chippy with flurry of fouls in 1-1 draw

By Bob Martin | Nov 1, 2021

The fierce Northeast rivalry between fifth-ranked University of New Hampshire (UNH) and the University of Vermont (UVM) soccer teams continued with a 1-1 double overtime draw on Oct. 16, which saw 36 fouls, six yellow cards and a red card.

Cause of loud boom believed to be 'a large meteor or fireball that actually explodes in the atmosphere'

By Bob Martin | Oct 17, 2021

Residents from New Hampshire and Massachusetts reported hearing a strange "boom" along with the ground shaking on Oct. 10, and a Bay State meteorologist is attributing the phenomenon to a low-flying meteor.

Bright fireball lights up the New England sky, creating 'something that everybody notices'

By Bob Martin | Oct 17, 2021

The skies have been active in the Granite State this month, with several meteor showers occurring, and a Pelham police officer’s dashboard camera recently caught a bright fireball streaking across the early-morning sky.