With commitment from Medford's Chris Seccareccio, Everett’s Mark Sylvain, and Malden-based teammates Kevin Argueta and David ...

The Bedford High School girls Alpine ski team won its third straight and seventh NHIAA Division I title in the past eight ...

The Hanover girls Alpine ski team won its second NHIAA Division II title in program history — and first since 2019 — after a 748-point outing on Tuesday at Cranmore Mountain in North Conway. Cassidy ...

Silver Lake Regional's Gavin Rosher has ben voted the Chick-fil-A Hanover High School Boys Hockey Player of the Week. The senior received over 27,000 votes to earn the honor. Rosher starred in a 5-4 ...

In the idyllic town of Hanover, people go in and out of small shops on Main Street, plows clear a path for skaters on Occom Pond, and students at Dartmouth College make their way to class.

"My sons were going to attend Hanover and play football," Bartolomeo recalled. "It was just an opportunity to continue in the game I love and be part of coaching my sons, but not directly as the ...

Rosters were announced on Friday for the 72nd Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl, which is set for this summer. The Shrine Maple Sugar ...

The Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats on Thursday announced Brett Lavallee, up from High-A Vancouver, as their new manager. Lavallee replaces Cesar Martin, the team’s manager the last four years.

“This game is about more than just football,” Lockerby said ... Vermont has won the last two games against New Hampshire, but New Hampshire leads the series 50-18-2. Concord's Jim Corkum ...

Shares of The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. (NYSE:THG – Get Free Report) reached a new 52-week high on Thursday after Morgan Stanley raised their price target on the stock from $165.00 to $170.00.

And they're still finalizing what the football helmets and uniforms will look like. But during Goodyear High School's meet-and-greet community event Tuesday, Pat Parnell was like a new father ...

A new bill in New Hampshire proposes reducing the requirements ... The credits required for a high school diploma would be reduced from 13 to eight. HB 283 was introduced on February 5.