Sean McDonald

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Sean McDonald

The Boston Marathon is so much more than *** race. It changes lives. This year I'm running for *** great cause. In the US, nearly 800,000 people *** year suffer *** stroke, and that's why I'm joining up with Teddy's team to raise awareness and provide resources for survivors and caregivers. And now you can help too. Visit WMUR.com/teddy or scan the QR code now to make *** difference. Thank you for helping your neighbors in need, New Hampshire. I'll see you at the finish line.

3 weeks ago | wmur.com | Sean McDonald

Several local high schools competed in Concord on Wednesday in the annual "FinLit 300 Championship."Teams faced off in a "Jeopardy!"-style contest, applying what they have learned in the classroom about managing money and finance. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play <<WMUR's Sean McDonald served as one of the guest question-masters.

1 month ago | wmur.com | Sean McDonald

BRUSCHI AFTER HE SUFFERED A STROKE. AND WE DO HAVE A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ONE OF OUR OWN, MR. SEAN MCDONALD, IS GOING TO BE RUNNING THE BOSTON MARATHON AGAIN THIS YEAR FOR TEDDY’S TEAM. THAT’S RIGHT. SO EXCITING. AND WE WANT TO JUST, YOU KNOW, IN CASE YOU FORGOT WHAT IT’S LIKE. OH, THERE WAS I WAS HAPPY THERE IN THE BEGINNING. THAT WAS THE THAT WAS THE BEGINNING. YEAH. I KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE SHOWED UP WITH SIGNS ALONG THE WAY. THEY WERE CHEERING YOU ON.

1 month ago | wmur.com | Sean McDonald

HANNAFORD. HEY, FRIENDS. TOM BERGERON HERE IN CALIFORNIA. I HEAR YOU’RE RETIRING AT 88. MY GOSH. I MEAN, I’M IN MY LATE 60S. I RETIRED A LITTLE WHILE AGO. YOU’RE MAKING THE REST OF US LOOK BAD. BUT THEN AGAIN, YOU’VE HELPED MAKE NEW HAMPSHIRE LOOK GREAT. AND I’M ALL IN FAVOR OF THAT. ALL THE BEST, BUDDY. LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR BOOKS. I KNOW YOU’RE NOT GOING TO JUST SIT BACK AND RELAX. ALTHOUGH IF YOU NEED LESSONS, I CAN TEACH YOU. HEY, FRIENDS. I NEED TO INTERRUPT THE SHOW FOR JUST A SECOND.

1 month ago | wmur.com | Sean McDonald

For the upcoming Boston Marathon in April, WMUR-TV is partnering with Tedy's Team to help raise money for stroke research and survivors.New England Patriots legend Tedy Bruschi survived a stroke in 2005, and that health scare is now part of a growing movement.>> DONATE HERE: WMUR's fundraising campaign for Tedy's Team <<"I was home a day and a half from the Pro Bowl," Bruschi said.