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8 fun events in New Hampshire this weekend (Oct. 16-18)
Looking for events in New Hampshire this weekend? From pumpkin festivals and fall craft fairs to independent films and hands-on workshops, there’s plenty happening across the Granite State from Oct. 16-18.
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New Hampshire voters share surprising ways they research candidates
Election season means political ads, mailers, texts, yard signs, and social media posts everywhere. But how do New Hampshire voters actually decide which candidates deserve their votes? Here’s what readers had to say about how they research candidates and make their voting decisions.
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Dover shelter seeks help after sudden intake of 40 animals, including 5 Great Pyrenees
Pope Memorial Humane Society — Cocheco Valley (PMHS‑CV), a Dover shelter, is asking for community support after an emergency surrender brought five deeply frightened Great Pyrenees into its care during what has become one of the shelter’s busiest weeks of the year.
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Ex-CEO who sent 150M opioid pills into NH donated to John Sununu’s senate campaign
John Sununu took $5,000 from the ex-CEO who shipped 150M opioid pills into NH, blunting the GOP’s biggest attack on Democrats.
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The 5 most haunted cemeteries in New Hampshire
These 5 haunted cemeteries in New Hampshire are sure to send a tingle down your spine. Enter…if you dare.
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Can I use student ID to vote in NH? Complicated legal fight explained
Students might be able to use their school id cards to vote in New Hampshire this November after all, but the complicated legal fight isn’t over.
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Ex-UNH star Dylan Laube scores first NFL touchdown for Raiders vs. Patriots
Former University of New Hampshire standout Dylan Laube scored the first touchdown of his NFL career Sunday, rushing 2 yards for a score with 10:49 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Las Vegas Raiders’ loss to the New England Patriots.
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John Sununu keeps turning up with men accused of sexual misconduct against kids
John E. Sununu keeps appearing alongside men tied to sexual misconduct against minors.
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New Hampshire school tax cap: What voters need to know before Nov. 3
New Hampshire voters will decide whether to adopt a new school tax cap in the Nov. 3 election. The measure that would limit spending on school district central office administration.

























