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Best brunch restaurant in New England? 8 local gems worth the trip
Typically serving up something for everyone, whether they’re looking for sweet or savory, breakfast or lunch, or maybe even all of the above, brunch offers up that special dining opportunity that can allow for a little sleeping in before setting the tone for the day.
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NH drought map updated with latest conditions. Take a look
Drought conditions continue to linger in New Hampshire even with the snow melt and rain.
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9 social media-famous food joints in New Hampshire
If you’re getting hungry watching viral food videos, you should know the famous spots here in NH! Read on to discover them.
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Inside this year’s maple season in New Hampshire
As New Hampshire wraps up maple season 2026, take a look at how it went—and ways you can enjoy NH maple all year round.
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11 things to do this weekend in NH: history, beer, baby animals, and more
April’s second weekend is stacked—think historic homes, craft beer celebrations, spring farm days, and community festivals across New Hampshire and just over the Vermont border. Whether you’re looking to get outside, learn something new, or just eat and drink your way through the season, here are some events worth checking out:
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Your weekly guide to taking action in New Hampshire April 7-12.
Happy April, Granite Staters! It’s Lily, your State Organizing Coordinator checking in to share all the ways you can take action across New Hampshire this week. Getting involved in your community doesn’t just make a difference—it’s also good for you. Research from the Mayo Health Clinic shows that volunteering can improve both physical and mental…
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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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Janis Taylor has been missing from Concord, NH for 58 years. Someone knows what happened.
Janis Taylor went missing in Concord, New Hampshire, in 1968. Her disappearance remains unsolved.
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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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We asked, you answered: Are you concerned about the economy?
Democrats are gaining ground in New Hampshire ahead of the 2026 midterms, with a new Saint Anselm poll showing a widening lead. Concerns over the economy and foreign policy appear to be driving the shift. This week, we asked readers: Are you concerned about the economy?
