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8 dive bars in New Hampshire that locals love
Discover dive bars in New Hampshire that have earned loyal local followings with cheap drinks, comforting pub fare, and welcoming, no-frills atmospheres.
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We asked, you answered: What are some Granite State myths?
This week, we asked readers: What’s something about New Hampshire that outsiders just don’t understand?
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11 festivals, fairs and fun things to do in New Hampshire this weekend and beyond
From calling moose and eating poutine to hunting for UFOs, late summer in New Hampshire is packed with festivals, fairs, food and plenty of wonderfully weird things to do.
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It pays (literally) to be a poll worker in New Hampshire
Learn about poll worker requirements, eligibility, training, pay, and how to sign up to serve as a poll worker in the Granite State.
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Liv Clark wants to make period products and birth control free across the Seacoast
Ten days after Liv Clark launched an Instagram account for Seacoast Period Pantry, an effort to make period products, contraceptives, and other reproductive health supplies available for free throughout the Seacoast, the response started pouring in.
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Could a NH town be the setting for a new Hallmark movie? How to vote
For the channel’s 25th anniversary, Hallmark is hosting a contest to find the merriest Christmas town in America, looking for a town that captures the heart, wonder and magic of the holiday season. The contest finalists have been selected for “bringing the spirit of Christmas to life through cherished traditions, joyful celebrations, and a deep sense of…
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Why New Hampshire could have best fall foliage in years
Here’s the latest fall foliage forecast in New Hampshire this year, according to Yankee Magazine.
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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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We asked, you answered: Have you considered leaving NH?
New Hampshire gained more residents than it lost to other states in 2024. About 48,700 people moved here from elsewhere in the US, while roughly 40,600 Granite Staters packed up and moved to another state. This week, we asked readers: Have you considered leaving New Hampshire? Why do you choose to stay?
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Epping contractor accused of running ‘Ponzi scheme’ convicted
Accused of running a “Ponzi scheme” through his former Epping construction company, Ricky Southers has been convicted of felony theft by unauthorized taking.
