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Adam Sandler’s low-key NH visit makes big waves on social media
Actor and comedian Adam Sandler paid a visit to his hometown over the weekend.
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How to talk to a conspiracy theorist, in 6 steps
Here’s how you (yes, you!) can help stop your friends and family from going down extremist rabbit holes.
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Readers share the best place in NH to grocery shop
We asked readers to share their favorite grocery stores and the answers didn’t disappoint. While most said Market Basket’s prices couldn’t be beat, there were some diverse responses. Here’s a look at some of them:
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We asked, you answered: How do you feel about the election results?
Last week, we asked readers to share their thoughts on the recent election results, and the responses were passionate and varied. Many expressed a mix of surprise, confusion, and reflection on the outcomes, with a focus on how different parts of the country, and even the state of New Hampshire, seemed to break in unexpected…
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Executive councilor-elect Karen Liot Hill says Chappell Roan was her campaign trail ‘hype’ musician
Karen Liot Hill, winner of the executive council seat from District 2 talks about how she plans to tackle the tough road ahead, and shares her favorite music that’s kept hr going throughout the years.
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14 magical holiday events in New Hampshire
Celebrate the season by attending some of these 14 holiday events in New Hampshire, from a Thanksgiving tour to Christmas plays.
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The 22 best pet stores, spas, vets, & more in Manchester
We asked our readers to tell us their favorite vet clinics, pet hotels, pet spas, dog parks, dog-friendly restaurants, and pet stores in Manchester. Here’s what they said.
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VIDEO: 4 Ways To Beat Election Fatigue
Feeling election season stress? Election fatigue is common after a long election season like we’ve had this year. Here are some quick ways to cope: 1. Unplug: Take breaks from news and social media to reset. Try a walk, a hobby, or anything offline. 2. Keep a Routine: Consistent sleep and mealtimes can help you…
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UNH researchers examine and rebury human remains from the 1800s in Brentwood
For two years, about 30 students and researchers from the University of New Hampshire studied human remains uncovered during a 1999 construction project in Brentwood. The remains, which date back to the 1800s, were found on land that once housed the Brentwood poor farm, a facility that provided shelter for the impoverished.
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Disconnected in the Granite State: Fewer residents feel a sense of community
A report released last month from the University of New Hampshire’s Carsey School of Public Policy, called the 2024 New Hampshire Civic Health Report, reveals that New Hampshire residents are feeling less connected, with dwindling civic engagement shaping a quieter, lonelier state.
