Karen Dandurant
FostersDailyDemocrat
New Hampshire, United States
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Waypoint SleepOut 2023: Care coordinators speak up on need to help homeless youth
"This is happening so much more than you are aware of. Until I started working for Waypoint, I didn't realize how bad the situation really is." → Read More
Barrington town center is on ballot: What to know before you vote Tuesday
Barrington voters will decide on a TIF district, raises for police and school paraprofessionals, elect Select Board members and more. → Read More
Gonic Post Office to remain closed after driver hits and damages building
ROCHESTER − The Gonic Post Office, located at 49 Pickering Road, will be closed until further notice, after a car crashed into building on Friday, Feb. 24. → Read More
Grassie defeats Walker in Rochester election: What it means for NH House balance of power
The Democrat's win reduces Republicans' razor-thin majority to 201-199 in the New Hampshire House. → Read More
Rochester man charged with using dead people's names to seek $1 million in CARES Act funds
The suspect allegedly made up fake companies in an effort to get money intended for those hurt by COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Rochester special election: Grassie vs. Walker first test for new NH voting law
Incumbent state Rep. Chuck Grassie and challenger David Walker tied in the November 2022 election. This vote seeks to determine winner. → Read More
Rollinsford man sent to prison for sex abuse. Girls praised for reporting crimes.
"I admire your courage and bravery," Strafford County Superior Court Judge Daniel Will told the two girls who reported the abuse to their grandmother. → Read More
Fire destroys Rochester home built by Habitat for Humanity. 'Families lost everything'
"We are heartbroken for both of these families," said Marcie Bergan, of Southeast NH Habitat for Humanity. → Read More
Somersworth shapes future of 4 prominent properties: Will new housing come to city?
The future of the old National Guard property is among four the City Council discussed. Here's what the leaders decided. → Read More
Riverside nursing home staffer charged with stealing checks from relative at the home
Prosecutors allege the woman used her job as Riverside Rest Home billing coordinator to fraudulently bring her elderly relative's bill to zero. → Read More
Michael's Treasure 603 of Rochester aims to help nonprofit agencies: 'People need help'
"We started this in response to watching what is going on in the world today," said Kevin Gauthier, president of the foundation. → Read More
UNH student struck by car on Main Street in serious condition
Durham police are investigating and say the University of New Hampshire student who struck the pedestrian is cooperating. → Read More
Suspect arrested after attempted break-in at Willand Center. Police seek information.
Police arrested a person who tried to gain entry to the Willand Warming Center on Sunday. → Read More
Fentanyl-laced illicit drugs: Warnings stepped up in NH 'no safe experience' campaign
"Fentanyl is now in all different types of substances ... cocaine, methamphetamine, fake pills, or vape cartridges," Gov. Chris Sununu said. → Read More
Willand Warming Center to open some Sundays this winter. Here's why.
The change aims to improve access to social services, but it's not every Sunday. → Read More
Potter's House Bakery and Cafe: Mission to help special needs staff and community grows
Tim and Susan Willson have devoted their business model to offering a place to help young people with special needs succeed. → Read More
Sununu letter on homelessness rebuked by Dover, Somersworth mayors: 'We're struggling'
Sununu said the mayors wrote a politically motivated lettter. They strongly disagreed. → Read More
Seacoast doctors see ice and snow injuries all the time. They share how to avoid them.
"With this weather, we seem to see 50 degress one minute and 27 degrees the next. We do not anticipate the sudden changes, and accidents happen." → Read More
Seacoast doctors see ice and snow injuries all the time. They share how to avoid them.
"With this weather, we seem to see 50 degress one minute and 27 degrees the next. We do not anticipate the sudden changes, and accidents happen." → Read More
Rochester may rezone multiple parcels of land. Will it lead to more housing?
City councilors are considering the change for six parcels of land on Old Dover Road, opening the way for future residential development. → Read More