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New study reveals Bisphenol S (BPS) in plastics can cause heart problems in fish, raising concerns about potential human health risks. Researchers found that even low levels of BPS disrupt heart function in zebrafish, affecting electrical signals and pumping ability. BPS is used in many everyday products, and its safety as a BPA alternative is now being questioned.

This holiday season, Concord and Penacook residents are finding joy in volunteering, fostering connections, and making a difference. Volunteering strengthens community bonds and enhances residents quality of life. Local organizations like The Friends Program, Volunteer New Hampshire, and Friends of Forgotten Children need volunteers. Community Action Program for Belknap and Merrimack Counties also offers service opportunities. Serving on city committees in Concord and Penacook is another way to contribute. Volunteering spreads cheer, supports causes, and embodies the true spirit of community.

Prepare your gardening tools for winter with a simple yet effective routine. Clean them with alcohol, sharpen hand pruners and loppers, and apply a protective oil coating to prevent rust. This proactive approach ensures your tools are ready for spring, saving you time and effort.

Roblox suffers major security breach: Personal data of thousands compromised

Concord introduces automated trash pickup system, starting a two-year trial this summer. New bins with serial numbers linked to properties, varying sizes available for special needs. Logistical challenges in dense neighborhoods, additional staff to ensure proper bin placement. Residents encouraged to call with feedback, aiming for higher recycling rates and less litter.

Breaking news from Concord: a potential arson at Royal Gardens apartment complex, with authorities investigating. Meanwhile, local residents face grand jury indictments for drug and violent crimes. Despite these challenges, the holiday season brings opportunities to give back, with toy drives and charity programs underway. In 2026, State House committee hearings will relocate to One Granite Place for renovations. Lastly, Concord Crimson Tide hockey teams gear up for the upcoming season.

Andy Sanborns casino, Win Win Win, was valued at up to forty million dollars in a recent sales agreement, with significant payouts for Sanborn. The deal hinged on the buyer, W.F., securing a Historic Horse Racing license, which proved challenging due to Win Win Wins license suspension. The proposed arrangement would have given Sanborn control over the casino for many years.

A writers spontaneous road trip to Nashville offers a refreshing escape from lifes pressures, leading to an unexpected encounter with country music legend Lucinda Williams.

New study from UC Berkeley links BPA, a common plastic chemical, to changes in brain development. Researchers found that even small amounts of BPA, similar to human exposure, could alter brain cell connections in mice, affecting memory and learning. Male mice showed more significant changes, suggesting sex-specific vulnerabilities. These brain changes persisted into adulthood, raising concerns about long-term cognitive impacts. This research underscores the need to understand environmental chemicals influence on our development and health.