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Like many seniors, I’m exploring new pastimes to keep me out of trouble during my “golden years.” Spine and hip surgeries retired my soccer cleats and hockey gear a while back. So, for starters, I’m pursuing a lifelong fascination with the bass guitar, a promise I made to Bill Burke, my good friend and former editor, before he tragically passed in 2021. 

But I’m also c...


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Thanksgiving is known for heaping plates of turkey and button-busting fullness. But for people taking GLP-1 medications such as Wegovy, Zepbound or Ozempic, holiday dinners present a new hurdle in their weight loss journey. It’s likely their appetite has changed even if the menu hasn’t.

These medications help people lose weight because they mimic a naturally occurrin...


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No veteran is forgotten. None will be alone.

This is the foundational principle of the “Standing with Fallen Comrades” initiative at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen. The burial program for veterans with no known next of kin ensures they are laid to rest with honor and respect.

“New Hampshire cares about our veterans. I tell people all the...


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If you’ve heard of a run club, you’re familiar with social wellness. Getting together with a group of friends or strangers to participate in a wellness-based activity may sound trendy but is nothing new.

In the United States, you’ll see social wellness in practice with local run clubs, bowling leagues or neighborhood book clubs — people gathering to exercise or relax ...


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In a ground-level office off Plymouth’s Main Street, a collective of commercial filmmakers, photographers and storytellers is quietly proving that visual artists don’t need to move to a sprawling metropolis to pursue their passions.

Art...


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