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This weekend’s can’t-miss events in NH: Art, books, wings and World Cup watch parties
Whether you’re in the mood to browse an arts festival, meet local authors, cheer on the World Cup, or watch Joey Chestnut tackle another eating challenge, there’s plenty happening around New Hampshire this weekend.
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Hampton Beach shooter was Navy sailor assigned to USS Hampton, officials say
The man who died by suicide after allegedly shooting two people on Ocean Boulevard early Sunday, July 5, was an active‑duty member of the U.S. Navy assigned to the USS Hampton, according to officials.
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Somersworth’s two-pooch plan: New K9 officer and a comfort dog
Two new dogs — a canine (K9) police officer and a comfort dog — are coming soon to Somersworth.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in New Hampshire, July 7-13
A weekly roundup of New Hampshire political events, protests, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide from July 7-13
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Nottingham data center plan may be revived; town weighs 12‑month ban
A developer who withdrew his proposal last month to bring a large data center to Nottingham says he may revive the controversial project, even as town officials move to block such developments.
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4 NH beaches named among New England’s best by Yankee Magazine
Four New Hampshire beaches made it on Yankee Magazine’s ranking of best beaches in New England.
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Unitil buys Aquarion Water Co. of NH and Abenaki Water Co. in $55.8M deal
Unitil Corporation has finalized its purchase of Aquarion Water Company of New Hampshire and Abenaki Water Co. from the Aquarion Water Authority.
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‘Moana’ by the sea, ‘Wicked’ in the park: New Hampshire’s free outdoor movie nights
New Hampshire towns are offering plenty of free outdoor movies this summer.
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Sununu wants to end birthright citizenship—with or without the Supreme Court
Yesterday the Court refused, affirming 6-3 that nearly everyone born on U.S. soil is American—and stranding the NH GOP’s so-called moderate to the right of an increasingly extreme Supreme Court. A week ago, the two leading Republicans running for New Hampshire’s open US Senate seat stood on a debate stage and made clear they wanted…
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Pro-science group backs Warmington for New Hampshire governor
The 314 Action Fund, a national political group dedicated to electing scientists and health care professionals, endorsed Democrat Cinde Warmington for governor of New Hampshire this week, throwing its support behind her second bid for the office. Warmington, a health care attorney and the former lone Democrat on the state’s Executive Council, is running to…
