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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.
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Portsmouth man helps dying patients after his near-death experience
Eric Sirles said when Portsmouth Regional Hospital staff saved his life, he decided to pay it forward by becoming a hospital volunteer.
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MLK Jr. letter to late Portsmouth minister on ‘Antiques Roadshow’
A 1962 letter from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to a Portsmouth minister and civil rights activist received an appraisal of tens of thousands of dollars on “Antiques Roadshow.”
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Is there a new COVID variant? What to know about BA.3.2
A “highly mutated” COVID-19 variant has been found in several states across the country, including New Hampshire.
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Exeter Inn taken over by luxury hotel group. Here’s what is planned.
A Connecticut‑based luxury hospitality company is expanding into New Hampshire, taking over the 57‑year lease of the historic Exeter Inn.
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NH raises red flags on Dover’s Willand Pond milfoil removal plan
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services officials have stated the agency likely will not issue a permit for mechanical removal of milfoil in Willand Pond, according to Mayor Dennis Shanahan. The City Council approved the non-herbicide method of milfoil removal March 11.
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Democrats gain ground in NH, new Saint Anselm poll shows
Democrats are gaining ground ahead of the 2026 midterms, a new poll from Saint Anselm College Survey Center revealed.
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Who are New Hampshire’s billionaires? Forbes releases new list
Forbes has released their annual billionaires list. For their 2026 list of the richest people in the world, the business magazine saw 400 new individuals added to their rankings since last year, citing the proliferation of artificial intelligence as the primary reason for their arrival. This marks a new record for the publication, a total of 3,428 billionaires in their report.
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Thousands more are moving into New Hampshire from other states than leaving
More people moved into New Hampshire than left from 2024 to 2025, with the state ranking 22nd in the nation for net domestic migration gain, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Ayotte calls for higher penalties for refusing breath alcohol test
The price you pay for refusing a Breathalyzer in New Hampshire could double under a bill supported by New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte.
