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Giant pumpkins grow from Durham retirement community project with UNH
Giant pumpkins in Durham, NH, are headed to the Deerfield Fair after a growing project brought together residents of Brookdale Spruce Wood, the University of New Hampshire, families, friends and neighbors.
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Trump’s approval rating has never been lower in NH. See new poll
President Donald Trump’s approval has hit a record low in New Hampshire as wide majorities disapprove of the war in Iran, according to a new poll from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
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What to know about the only cat cafe in New Hampshire
The Tipsy Tabby in New Market is New Hampshire’s only cat cafe. Here’s everything you need to know about the unique establishment.
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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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14 things to do in New Hampshire this weekend
Fall has officially entered the chat. This weekend, New Hampshire is leaning hard into the season with chili, pie, pumpkins, Oktoberfest celebrations and plenty of fall festivals. You can wander through a midnight market in Bethlehem, catch peak foliage in the North Country, color the sidewalks of downtown Nashua or bottle your own wine in…
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We asked, you answered: If you could make one change to New Hampshire’s property tax system, what would it be?
New Hampshire has no sales or income tax but it has one of the highest property tax rates in the country. This week, we asked readers: If you could make one change to New Hampshire’s property tax system, what would it be?
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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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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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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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13 things to do in New Hampshire this weekend
From tossing giant logs and scaling cliffs to sipping lagers and hunting for witchy treasures, New Hampshire has a lot going on this weekend. We rounded up 13 festivals, fairs, outdoor adventures, and delightfully weird ways to get out of the house.
