Stacy Milbouer is an award-winning journalist and has covered New Hampshire for many publications including the Boston Globe, New Hampshire Magazine, and the Nashua Telegraph.
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5 subtle signs of fall only New Hampshire locals notice
We love New Hampshire’s iconic foliage, but our passion doesn’t stop at colorful trees. We have our personal signs of fall too. Here are five of them.
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Check out 3 of the largest New Hampshire historical societies this fall
3 of New Hampshire’s largest historical societies keep the celebration of America’s 250th birthday going all fall.
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14 of New Hampshire’s fun fall festivals by region
There is much more to do on a fall weekend in New Hampshire than just leaf peeping. There are fall festivals too. Here are 14 of them.
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9 affordable things to do this Labor Day weekend in New Hampshire
From close encounters of the alien kind to a parade of lights, New Hampshire is the place to be for a free (or nearly free) Labor Day weekend.
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Here are 7 New Hampshire stereotypes we think are rubbish
Contrary to rumors, we are not all flannel-wearing, ski-loving hicks. Here are 7 New Hampshire stereotypes that are simply not true.
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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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Skip the parade: 5 New Hampshire historical societies worth visiting for America’s 250th
Want to find the real heart of America on its 250th birthday? Head to one of New Hampshire’s 200 historical societies. Here are five of them to get you started.
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What $1,200 rent gets you in New Hampshire these days
What does a $ 1,200 monthly rental budget get you in the Granite State? The short answer—not much.
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8 cheap or free fabulous things to do this Memorial Day weekend in NH
Start the summer season with these free or nearly free events in New Hampshire.
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Why foraging edible plants is wildly popular in New Hampshire
From strawberries to sea lettuce, more and more New Hampshire residents are foraging for wild edibles and fun.
