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33 Seacoast restaurants offer $32-$52 menus for Restaurant Week
The Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth announced the details for Restaurant Week Portsmouth & The Seacoast, Nov. 5-14.
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How Democrats destroyed Turning Point’s ‘Red Wall’ in the midterms
The first brick in Turning Point’s “red wall” crumbled an hour after the polls closed on Tuesday night, when Democrat Chris Pappas crushed the Republican in New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate race.
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Daylight saving time: Readers sound off on the time change
With the latest time change behind us, we asked readers what they love (or hate) about changing the clocks.
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6 slow fashion brands and boutiques based in New Hampshire
From locally made clothing to secondhand finds, these New Hampshire slow fashion brands and boutiques offer a more thoughtful way to shop.
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Democrats sweep New Hampshire congressional races as Pappas wins Senate seat
Shaheen will replace Pappas, who gave up the seat to run for Senate, and keeps it in Democratic hands. The district covers the eastern half of the state, including Manchester. It flipped between the parties five times from 2006 to 2016, but Democrats have held it since 2017, and Kamala Harris won it by 2…
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Chris Pappas wins US Senate, beats John Sununu in New Hampshire
Rep. Chris Pappas (D-Manchester) is projected to defeat Republican John E. Sununu in the race for New Hampshire’s open US Senate seat, a stunning repudiation of the Sununu political dynasty and Donald Trump, who endorsed Sununu.
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New Hampshire awaits results of Senate, House, and governor races
Follow live New Hampshire election results as voters decide key races for governor, US Senate, and Congress.
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Amid plunging GOP enthusiasm, Turning Point USA offers $100 an hour to hold signs in NH
Republican voters trail Democrats on motivation in poll after poll. A GOP town committee chair says Turning Point’s answer is $500 for a five-hour shift holding signs for Sununu, DiLorenzo, and Ayotte in eight New Hampshire towns.
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Parents rage at NH GOP state senator Dan Innis trying to close local elementary school
Sen. Dan Innis wrote the law that lets 20 voters force a districtwide vote on closing a school. The first petition filed under it targets Sutton Central School, in his own district, and his name is on it. Seven towns vote Dec. 5. New Hampshire state Senator Dan Innis (R) wrote a law that allows…
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Sharing political opinions: 7 powerful views from NH readers
We asked Granite Staters whether they feel comfortable sharing their political opinions publicly, and their responses reveal just how differently people approach political conversations.
