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Artist paints Granite State Fair school buses destined for derby destruction
One of the most highly anticipated features of the Granite State Fair involves destruction, and the crowds love it. The demolition derby and the school bus demolition derby are wildly popular. This year, the school bus derby will have an eye-catching twist.
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After near-fatal reaction, Phillip Exeter Academy student invents allergy spoon
Sami Koltur. a student at Phillips Exeter Academy, designed a spoon called Allergense, which can test food for allergens and send results to a phone via Bluetooth in under 60 seconds.
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When is harvest moon 2026? How to see September full moon in New Hampshire
The harvest moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, and occurs in either September or October depending on the year. It’s one of the most anticipated lunar events of the season, especially as it is known to be quite bright. Here’s when to view the 2026 harvest moon from New Hampshire.
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Conflicting Rye votes end with swallows still shut out of Goss barn
Barn swallows will continue to be barred from entering the Goss Farm barn after voters passed conflicting citizen petition warrant articles in a special election, town officials announced Sept. 11.
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One of the best US hidden lake towns is in NH, per Travel + Leisure
The lifestyle website Travel + Leisure named a town on Squam Lake as one of the coziest lakefront towns in the United States to visit.
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Pease Golf Course reports record-breaking use. Here’s what drives it.
Pease Golf Course set its all-time record for most rounds played in a single day on July 8 with 605, course PGA general manager Tim Riese told Pease Development Authority officials recently.
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Several Seacoast cities are questioning whether a new law mandating a school tax cap ballot question should apply to them.
In July, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed HB 1300, a law that requires all ballots for the Nov. 3 general election have a ballot question that asks voters whether to cap property taxes for their local school districts. However, cities like Dover, Portsmouth and Rochester are saying the way the bill is written suggests the law doesn’t apply to them…
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New Hampshire primary is on Sept. 8. Here’s what to look for
The 2026 New Hampshire primary election is quickly approaching and will feature some competitive races that could have implications for the control of the U.S. Congress.
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Easterseals NH to keep adult day programs alive in Rochester after all. But how?
Easterseals NH’s announcement on Aug. 27 it will reverse itself and keep its adult day programs alive has Strafford County commissioners breathing a sigh of relief.
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Vehicle hits plane at Pease airport after crashing through fence
A person drove their vehicle through a fence at Portsmouth International Airport at Pease Aug. 29 and collided with an empty plane on the tarmac, according to New Hampshire State Police.
